Red Georgia Clay Acordes de ukelele

John Anderson
                     "Red Georgia Clay"
 
sounds like he as a CAPO on the first fret! (which i dont believe in)
 
 
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One rainy night in Dalton they were talkin' in the bar
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about two bodies they'd been searchin' for
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behind old Samson's sawmill the blood hounds foud their grave
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they were layin' in that red Georgia clay
 
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so i just sat and listened and drank my whiskey down
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i knew id never make it out of town
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when a big hand grabbed my shoulder i started shakin' in my boots
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i knew the time had come to tell the truth
 
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said i followed them one evenin' when the sun was sinkin' low
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i knew that loggin' shack's where they would go
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but i watched them love together it was more than i could take
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so i burried them in that red Georgia clay
 
CHORUS
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well i maybe hungry cold and lonely in this old prison cell
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and when i die i geuss i'll go to Hell
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but at least i know she won't be runnin' round on me today
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cause i left her in that red Georgia clay
 
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arm in arm together they both wanted it that way
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so i left them in that red Georgia clay
 
( just finish it with an old school ending by sliding a flat D chord to major D chord.)
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