Marlboro Man chords by Michelle Malone
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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When I was a kid,
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I thought my daddy was the Marlboro Man
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He would pick me up in his Chevy truck
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To spend the Friday nights with him
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He was cool and quiet like Clint Eastwood
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So the ride always felt awkward
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And the silence made me feel
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I was alone
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Cause daddy never talked to me
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Was it him or was it me?
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If he were here,
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I'd ask him why
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Daddy talks more to me now
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Than when he was alive
When he was a younger man
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He'd wake me up at four
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to take the fish in
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We would sit in silence in that flat john book
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Till my skin was burning
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When he got sick I packed up and moved
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So that I might get to know him
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just a little better
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While we still had time
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Cause daddy never talked to me
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Was it him or was it me?
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If he were here I'd ask him why
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Daddy talks more to me now
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Than when he was alive
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The last time I saw him
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He apologized for leaving me behind
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All those years ago
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And I spent my life being mad and sad
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And it was hard to let it go
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Does Daddy never talk to me?
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Was it him or was it me
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If he were here I'd ask him why
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Daddy talks more to me now
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Than when he was alive
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Daddy talks more to me now
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Than when he was alive
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Daddy won't you talk
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Daddy, me
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Daddy, won't you talk to me you
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