4th Of July
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Today's the
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fourth of Ju
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ly
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Another
Hm
June has gone
Gsus2
by
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And when they
Hm
light up our
C
town I just
G
think
What a
Em7
waste of gun
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powder and
Gsus2
sky
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I'm certain
Hm
I am a
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lone
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In harboring
Hm
thoughts of our
Gsus2
home
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It's one of my
Hm
faults that I
C
can't quell my
G
past
I
Em7
ought to have
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gotten it
Gsus2
gone
I
Em7
ought to have
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gotten it
Gsus2
G#
Oh,
G
baby, I
D
wonder if
Hm
when you are
Em7
older
G#
some
G
day
G#
You'll
G
wake up and
D
say, 'My God,
Hm
I should have
Em7
told her
G#
But,
G
now here I
D
am and the
Hm
world's gotten
Em7
colder
G#
G
G
And
G
she's got the river
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down which I
G
sold her'
G
Gsus2
Gsus2
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Gsus2
Gsus2
Gsus2
Gsus2
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So that's to
Hm
day's memory
Gsus2
lane
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With all the
Hm
pathos and
Gsus2
pain
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Another
Hm
chapter in a
C
book where the
G
chapters are
Em7
Endless and they're
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always the
Gsus2
same
A
Em7
verse, and a
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verse, and
Gsus2
refrain
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Oh,
G
baby, I
D
wonder if
Hm
when you are
Em7
older
G#
some
G
day
G#
You'll
G
wake up and
D
say, 'My God,
Hm
I should have
Em7
told her
G#
But,
G
now here I
D
am and the
Hm
world's gotten
Em7
colder
G#
G
G
And
G
she's got the river
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down which I
G
sold her'
Yeah,
G
she's got the river
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down which I
G
sold her
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