1969
Keith Stegall
Album: Passages
Submitted by: Christopher R.
2/22/2024
Capo 2nd Fret
Intro: (A) (B) (C#m) x 4
(E) Bell-(B) bottoms and (A) long straight hair
(E) I can (B) still (A) see us sitting there
(E) In that ap(B)artment (A) too small to share (B5)
With (A) Creedence on the radio (B5)
(E) Our (B) parents just (A) shook their heads
(E) On the (B) day that (A) we were wed
(E) And I (B) recall every(A)body said (B5)
We'd (A) only last a year or so
(A) (B) Am(C#m)erica's a tough town
(A) (B) When you're (C#m)eighteen with a child
(A) (B) But some(C#m)how the three of us got (A) by
In (B) nineteen sixty-nine
(A) (B) (C#m)
(A) (B) (C#m) (B5)
I had a brother in Vietnam
So I went to see my Uncle Sam
He didn't want a family man
Carrying a gun for him
So I bought a Volkswagen bus
I painted flowers over the rust
But all that talk about peace and love
Was wearin' mighty thin
(Chorus)
(E) (E) It was the (A) age of innocence
But our innocence (E) was fading
We waited (A) for the best of times
And just kept wai(B)ting
(Solo)
(Chorus)
(A) (B) (C#m)
In (B) nineteen sixty-(A)nine (B) (C#m)
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