Tonalité : A major
Verse 1
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I'm gonna do you a little medley
of a Hank Williams song.
If you hear one you like,
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you tell me about it, okay?
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I tried so hard, my dear, show
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That you're my every dream
Yet you're afraid each thing I do
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Is just some evil scheme
The more I learn to care for you,
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the more we drift apart
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Why can't I free your doubtful mind
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and melt your cold, heart?
Interlude 1
Yo!
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Verse 2
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Take these chains from my heart
and set me free
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Verse 3
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as fair to my heart as you can be
Verse 4
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Well then if you no longer care
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All the love that's beating there
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Take these chains from my heart
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and set me free
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I'll bet you remember this one
If you love me half as much
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as I love you
You wouldn't worry me
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half as much as you do
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I know that I could never be this blue
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If you only loved me
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half as much as I love you
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Today I passed you on the street
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and my heart fell at your feet
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I can't help it if I'm still in
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love with you
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Somebody else stood by your side
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and he looked so satisfied
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I can't help it if I'm still
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in love with you
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Now everybody knows this
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Your cheatin' heart
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Will make you weep
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You'll cry and cry
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And try to sleep
But sleep won't come
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The whole night through
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Your cheatin' heart
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Will tell on you
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The news is out all over town
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That you've been seen
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the runnin' round
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I know that I should leave
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but then I just can't go be
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winnin' again
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Here's my favorite,
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ladies and gentlemen
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I have the invitation that
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you sent me
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You wanted me to see
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you change your name
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I couldn't stand to see
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you wed another
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So wedding bells would
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never ring for me
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Oh, I wish we could sing Hank songs all night,
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but we don't have time
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to do them all.
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I've had the pleasure of playing
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in 41 countries
around the world, ladies and gentlemen.
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And I've never been anywhere yet,
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no matter what language they spoke.
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If somebody didn't know
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this next song of Hank Williams,
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here's the song that made his famous
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all around our world.
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Verse 5
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I got a feelin' cold and blue
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Lord, since my baby said goodbye
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God, I don't know what I'll do
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All I do is sit and sigh
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I hope the Lord died
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Last Monday she said goodbye
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Well, the Lord, I told her, well, darling
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She'll do me, she'll do you
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She got the kind of lovin' Lord,
I loved to hear her
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when she called me sweet daddy
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Such a beautiful dream
I hate to think it all over
I lost my heart,
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it seems I've grown so used to you somehow
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But I'm nobody's sugar daddy now
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And I'm no more handsome
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I got the lovesick blues
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Well, we couldn't quit at
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singing Hank Williams songs
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unless we did the first one
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that he ever put on record.
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Do y know what the first song
he ever put out was?
Goes like this.
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Came in last night at half past ten
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That baby of mine
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She wouldn't let me in
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So move it on over, shove it on over
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Move over big dog,
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cause I need a dog movin' in
Well she warned me once
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and she warned me twice
But I don't take no one's advice
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So move it on over, cold it on over
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Move over little dog,
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cause a big dog movin' in
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Move over, hot dog,
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cause the cold dog's movin' in
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