The Blues Man chords by George Jones and Dolly Parton
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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I'm just a singer,
C
a natural born guitar ringer
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Kind of a clinger to sad old songs
I'm not a walk-behinder,
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I'm a new note finder
D
But my name's a reminder of a
blues man that's already gone
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Verse 2
So I started drinkin',
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took some things that messed up my thinkin'
D
I was sure sinkin' when
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she came along
I was alone in the spot light,
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not too much left in sight
D
She changed all that one night
when she sang me this song
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Verse 3
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Hey baby, I love you, hey baby, I need you
D
Hey baby, you don't have to prove to me
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you're some kind of macho man
D
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You've wasted so much of your life
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runnin' through the dark nights
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D
Let me shine a little love light down on you,
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blues man
Interlude 1
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Verse 4
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I got sick from speedin' all the
things they said I was needing
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D
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If I was to keep on pleasing all of my fans
I got cuffed on dirt roads,
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I got sued over no shows
D
She came and took all that old load
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down off of this blues man
Verse 5
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D
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And I sang hey baby, I love you too,
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hey baby, I need you too
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Hey baby, I do get tired of this traveling band,
I know you do get tired
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I'm up in my years
Verse 6
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now,
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nights would be so cold now
D
If you hadn't stuck it out
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with this blues man
D
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Oh, I'm up in my years now,
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nights would be oh so cold now
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If she hadn't hung around with
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this blues man
Outro 1
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Am
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The Blues Man
George Jones and Dolly Parton
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