Bonnie And Clyde chords by Merle Haggard

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Verse 1
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 (D major) Bonnie was a waitress
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in a small  (A major) cafe  (D major) 
Clyde Barrow was the rounder
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that  (A major) took her away  (D major) 
They both robbed and killed
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until  (G major) both  (E minor) of  them  (D major) died
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So goes the legend of  (A major) Bonnie and  (D major) Clyde

Verse 2
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The poems that she  (D major) wrote
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of the life  (A major) that they  (D major) led
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Told of the lawmen left dying  (A major) or dead  (D major) 
Some say that Clyde made
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 (G major) her life a shame  (D major) 
But the legend made Bonnie
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the  (A major) head of the game  (D major) 

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Verse 3
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The rampage grew  (D major) wilder
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with  (A major) each passing  (D major) day
The odds growing smaller
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with  (A major) each getaway  (D major) 
With the end growing closer,
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the  (G major) harder they  (D major) fought
With blood on their hands,
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they were bound  (A major) to get  (D major) caught
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 (C major)  (D major) 

Verse 4
They drove back from town on
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one  (A major) bright summer day  (D major) 
When a man they befriended
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stepped  (A major) out in the way  (D major) 
With no thought of dyin'
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they  (G major) pulled to the side  (D major) 
But death lay there waiting
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for  (A major) Bonnie and  (D major) Clyde

Verse 5
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Two years or  (D major) runnin' was
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 (A major) ended that day  (D major) 
For robbin' and killin'
they both had to pay
But we'll always remember
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how  (G major) they lived  (E minor) and  (D major) died
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So goes the legend of  (A major) Bonnie
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an (D major)  (C major)  (D major) d  (C major)  (D major) Clyde