Those Days |
| Introduction: |
| C/// C-D-E F/// |
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| Man Now Cdown on the farm, everything that you did, it Fseemed so right somehow, |
| Like the G7way you always warmed your hands beCfore you milked the cow. |
| Woman And that old mule, he upped and kicked me Fin the head one day, |
| Man The G7tears rolled down my cheeks as I saw the Cpoor mule limp away. |
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| Woman That Fday you helped the poor old lady aCcross the street in the snow, |
| Man BeG7lieve me it wasn't easy, she Cdidn't wanna go. |
| Woman I Fsaid I didn't smoke or drink, and that Cnecking was unwise, |
| Man I G7said, "What do you do then?" and you Canswered, "I tell lies." |
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| Chorus: |
| Both Ah, but those Fdays are far behind me, |
| They're Cin the long ago, |
| They G7only serve to remind me, |
| Just Chow I G7love you Cso. |
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| repeat introduction |
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| Man I Ccame 'round your house a-courtin', Flate on a Saturday night, |
| Woman I G7said, "I don't wanna see you," Man So CI switched out the light. |
| Woman Later that night you banged on my door and Fstarted to holler and shout, |
| You G7kicked up such a rumpus that I Chad to let you out. |
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| FInto that faithful wedding by my Cfather you were goaded, |
| Man That G7marriage was illegal, the Cshotgun wasn't loaded. |
| Last Fweek I caught you with the butcher, you were Ckissin' and cuddlin' and such, |
| Oh G7how could you kiss the butcher when we Cowe the milkman so much. |
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| repeat chorus to fade |
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