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Blue Rodeo

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From the CD: Five Days in July Words and Music by: Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor Transcribed by: drake@sgl.ists.ca (Drake Hirasawa) Key: A (Capo on 2nd fret. Chords shown for key of G.) [Intro]
G [Verse]
G D Started out so innocent
Em C G Everything was simple and so plain
G D She was in a doorway
Em C G And I was walking nowhere down the main
D She whispered something softly
C G And stepped into the light
D Can you help me out she said
C G I'm a little lost tonight [Chorus]
G D C G One day love just hits you with a flash
G D C G Lights go off around you like some photograph [Verse]
G D She said her bags were stolen
Em C G All they left her was the camera on her arm
G D She told me she was new in town
Em C G Only two weeks off the farm
D Oh, why did I believe her
C G Heaven only knows
D One look in my eyes
C G And all my resolution goes [Chorus]
G D C G One day love just hits you with a flash
G D C G Leaves you staring blindly like some photograph [Bridge]
Em D Pictures of two fools laughing at the world
C G Smiling as only good luck does
Em D Truth is you're not even looking at me girl
Am All the time I was falling
C You kept on stalling
Am D Sizing up how big a fool I was [Bridge]
Em D Pictures of two fools laughing at the world
C G Smiling as only good luck does
Em D Truth is you're not even looking at me girl
Am All the time I was falling
C You kept on stalling
Am D Sizing up how big a fool I was [Verse]
G D Woke up in the morning
Em C G I don't think that I had been asleep too long
G D The room was dark and empty
Em C G I could see that all my clothes and money were gone
D Oh, I've run out of excuses
C G And people I can blame
D But if she ever asked me to
C G I'd do it all again [Chorus]
G D C G One day love just hits you with a flash
G D C G Leaves you staring blindly like some photograph
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Composição: Greg Keelor e Jim Cuddy

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