Hey Jonny (Did You Feel That Movie) chords by Chip Taylor

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Intro 1

Verse 1
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Way down in Macon
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they were singing the blues
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But back home in Yonkers
we had nothing to choose
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No country, no race records,
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just some old white fluff stuff
And for some of us boys,
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it just wasn't good enough
And in a Mount Vernon basement,
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in Guardiac's old house
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It was Greg, Ted, and Dean,
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we was turning them out
And it was country, it was country,
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and it was country again
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And Sister Susan just loves
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what the neighbors can't stand
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Sawmill River Road, Sawmill River Road
Stop off in Ardsley
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just east of the parkway
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Sawmill River Road,
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Em 
feed the rebel in you
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You'd take your fifty -six Chevy
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to that old Chattanooga
Well I talked, weeped and willed
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Then I cried, cried, cried
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And   I showed the clouds
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how to cover up that clear blue sky
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Bm 
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Bm 
But the tears I cried for that woman
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Are gonna flood you, big rebel
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Bm 
And I'm gonna sit right here until
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I die
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It was the Hudson Valley boys
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on a good Friday night
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Singing, do what you did,
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what you done to me last night
And the locals got angry,
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and the police came around
You keep playing that song,
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boys, we'll be shutting you down
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Singing
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Sawmill River Road, Sawmill River Road
You stop off in Ardsley
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just east of the park
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C 
Sawmill River Road,
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Em 
feed the rebel in you
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You take your fifty -six Chevy
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to that old Chattanooga
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An d   you looked at the sea,
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and it seemed to say
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I   took your baby from you away
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I heard a voice cryin' so deep
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Come join me baby,
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endlessly
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Endlessly, endlessly
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Sawmill River Road, Sawmill River Road
It's a stop off in Orsley,
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just east of the park
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Sawmill River Road, feed the rebel in you
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You take your 56 Chevy
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to that old Chattanooga you