The Lilac Bush chords by Wylie & The Wild West

Verse 1
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I'm going back to where I come from
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Where the mockingbirds
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are singing in the lilac bush
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I used to think my life was humdrum
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But I've sure learned a lesson
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that is bound to stick
I used to go down to
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the station every night
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just to hear them Pullman trains
come rollin' in
But then one night, that great temptation
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got the best of me
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and led me to a lie of sin
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I took my hat and fourteen dollars,
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well I went to all the trouble
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in this world
that hoppin' fodders
when you're rich
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and huntin' romance.
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Well, my huntin' days are over,
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I can tell you that.
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I'm goin' back to where I come from,
where the mockin' birds
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are singin' in the lilac bush.
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I met a man in Kansas City.
Well, he winked at me
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and asked me if I'd like to step around,
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And then I said, yep,
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that's what I'm here for.
So he said he'd take me
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to the hottest spots in town.
He mentioned thing
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s he'd have to fix up.
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Well, he took my 14,
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but there must have been a mix -up.
He's been gone since Thursday evening.
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And I got a hunch
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I'll never see that guy again.
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I'm goin' back to where I come from
Where the mockingbirds
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are singin' in the lilac bush
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When I grow old and have a grandson
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Well, I'll tell him of my romance
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and I'll watch his eyes bug out
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But chances are he won't believe me
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And he'll do the same darn thing
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when he grows up, no doubt
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But he can't say, I didn't warn him
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What will he do
when he meets up
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with them city guys called Durham?
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He'll go back to where he comes from
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Where the mockingbirds are
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singing in the lilac bush
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