Tonalité : G major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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He said I used
to sit on a porch like this
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On evenings with your old man
When he was about the age
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of your youngest boy
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Not much more than ten
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Your grandma would be in the kitchen
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Fixing supper with the radio on
Thank God she's not here
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to see this place
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That I'm almost glad she's gone
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Don't get me wrong,
I'm not complaining
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There's worse places than here
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But I wonder why they call this place
Em
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Hell for your boredom
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She'd call it what it really is,
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just an old folks' waiting room
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Cause all we do is wait and remember and dream,
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a life that ends too soon
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Think that I'd have sleepless nights
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Staring at the ceiling of my room
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Tossing and turning all night long
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That couldn't be farther
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from the truth
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Cause in my dreams, I go back in time
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And in my dreams, it's 1939
Em
And in my dreams,
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time stands still it seems
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An d she's always there
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in my dreams
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He said, I want to show you a picture
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That I guess you haven't seen
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It's taken the day that we first met,
Em
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when she was seventeen
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And standing there beside her,
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yes that young man is me
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And this is how we both look
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every night in my dreams
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Late that night he passed away they said
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With a smile on his face
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Somehow I knew he was
ready to go
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Dreamin' of an other time and place
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Cause in his dreams
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He goes back in time
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And in his dreams
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It's 1939
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Em
Yes, and in his dreams
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Time stands still and same
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And she's always there
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In his dreams
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And she's always there
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In his dreams
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Thank you for you
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