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## (Verse 1)
C G
Jack and Emily, kids from school,
C C
Holding hands, breakin' every rule.
C G
Graduation day, caps tossed high,
C
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### Verse 1
[C]
Fluorescents buzzin' 'bove this chipped Formica counter,
[G]
Dreamin' 'bout a life beyond, 'Coffee, hon?' I murmur low.
[C]
Another day gone long.
[C]
Name
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(Verse 1)
(C) (G)
Georgia red dust, (pause) clinging to my boots, old jeans faded soft and blue,
(C) (C)
Porch swing whispers and m
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### Verse 1
Six-string hero on a back stage, that's me,
`C C`
Playing my heart out, on this every night scene,
`C G`
Chasing bigger dreams where no one really ca
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(Verse 1) (80 BPM - Reflective)
F G C
I used to drown my sorrows in a bottle...
G C
Lonely nights and endless tomorrows, just more trouble...
Fm
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(Verse 1)
Fmaj7
Well, I grabbed my guitar, tried to rock a power chord,
B7
But a "howdy, y’all!" slipped out, wasn’t what I aimed toward!
F6
Like Tim McGraw, when he sings, it’s clear,
B7#9
Th
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## Verse 1
G
I was 13, long and lanky, out of place
F
Glasses thick as Coke bottle bottoms on my face
G
Parents bought my gear from the discount store
C
Never played much, wasn’t keeping score
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## Intro
C
Radar apps light up their tablets, forecasts running deep[...]
C
Data streaming—supercell picking up speed[...]
Gm
Pressure slides low[...] air heavy with heat---
G
Chasers adjust course[..
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(Key: F Major)
## Verse 1
(Fmaj7)
Driving 150 miles... (Badd9)for the weekend's delight
(F/C)
Farmland rolling by... (Bm7)heading to (F7sus4)family's (F7)side
(F)
A gravel road turns past the
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# Hello, Hurt
## Verse 1
Fmaj7
Hello, hurt... we meet again,
Your shadow’s dancing where I've been.
G7sus4
A year has passed since they’ve been gone...
Your grip on me still lingers, unseen b
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### Instrumental Intro
| C7 | C7 | G7 | C7 |
| Harmonica fill | C7 | G7 | Drum fill into verse |
### Verse 1
C7 C7 G7
Iconic 60s-70s bands sang of revolution,
C7 C7 G7
Their anthems shaped a
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(Intro)
C G7 C7 C
(Verse 1)
C G7
Barracks stir—poker cards betting, money changing hands.
C7 C
Voices bounce off the walls, laughter sharp as broken glass.
G7 C
Some
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## Verse 1
F
Late April nights in ‘57
G
Four little boys asking, eyes open wide,
Fm7
"Can we take the quilt out back
C
Lay it down and watch the sky?"
## Verse 2
F
Mama nods says, "G
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## Verse 1
Bm Gmaj7
Through the smoky haze, the guitar bassline growls,
—pause—
Badd9 F
The neon glare, as his shadow prowls.
Bm Gmaj7
His paint
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## Verse 1
Fmaj7
Pale light cuts through the whiskey haze...
Cm9
my head still poundin' like a daze
Cadd9
Another dark Sunday morning...
Cm7
memories fragmented, a hazy blur
Gmaj7
Cigarette smoke and
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B - Fm7 - F - B
F - B - Fm7 - B
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## Verse 1
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B - Fm7 - F - B
Leonard’s Chuck Wagon, with pies so sweet,
F - B - Fm7 - B
A lunchtime stop on busy feet.
Fm7 - F - B - B
Monnig’s tea room, with ch
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# Rheault Park Memories
## Verse 1
C C
He woke with the sunrise on fields of gold
G C
She chased her dreams where her daddy's farm rolled
C C
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