Key: C major
Verse 1
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I can still remember
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Remember walking from the shop
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G
to put it proudly in my car
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to my two -song repertoire
And I told my mom
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her only son was gonna be a star
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G
and I sounded just like Paul
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G
78's and all
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playin' every note they played
And I watched them all on TV,
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G
and copied every move they made
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C
all the moonlit summer nights
I was so busy in the back room
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G
That I was always just one
Sixty -six seemed like the year
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C
I was livin' in San Francisco,
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wearin' flowers in my hair
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so the world would understand
The guys and me thought we
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were more than just another band
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all the magic moonlit nights
I was so busy on the road,
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That I was always just one
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when I met Sarah James
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with someone else's band
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and took me by the hand
She listened to my problems
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and she seemed to un derstand
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to a hundred hotel rooms
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And she followed me
back to Tennessee,
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where she finally made me see
I'm just a plain old country boy,
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that's all I'll ever be
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all the moonlit summer nights
Oh no, I never knew
country songs,
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But I was always just one
Oh, rock and roll,
Oh, no, I never knew that
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