1959 chords by Lee Kernaghan
Verse 1
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He'd
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Brycreamed his
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hair and straightened his tie
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When he walked out the dor
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r he'd kiss his mother goodbye
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He's got the keys to his father's FJ
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He's taking out Jenny
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it's their first date
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He knocks on her door and
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he can hear his heart pound
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Her father appears and
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looks him up and down
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He said 'Jen won't be long
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so you'd better come in'
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And he waits on the couch,
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flowers in his hand
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CHORUS
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There's been so many changes
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down through the years
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There's been so many good
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things left behind
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You can call me sentimental but
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I really wouldn't mind
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If you wrap me up and send me
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back to 1959
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They'd go to a dance
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JOK would be there
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And she'd look so pretty
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ponytail in her hair
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He plucked up the courage
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to take her hand in his
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And there on her doorstep they stole their
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first kiss
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CHORUS
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They
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fell in
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love and they remember the night
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When he nervously asked her
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would you be my bride
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When they made thta promise
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'till death do us parth
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You know that they meant it
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straight from the heart
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There's been so many changes
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down through the years
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There's been so many
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good things left behind
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You can call me sentimental
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Am
but I really wouldn't mind
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If you wrap me up and send
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me back to 1959
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Wrap me up and send me back
Outro 1
to 1959
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