Chords for A Lesson with Steve Earle

_ _ [B] _ This [E] ain't never been my home.
Blue dog on the floorboard, _ redhead by my side,
crossin' the Madison River to the New York City sign.
_ [B] Redhead by my side, [A] boy, sweetest thing of my _ _ [E] guitar band.
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Hi, I'm Happy Traum.
Welcome to Homespun, and I'm delighted today to be with my good friend
and [C] one of the most creative and prolific singer-songwriters that we've got in America today,
and a wonderful guitar player.
_ _ This is Steve Earle. _
_ It's that deal of _ not—I don't think I ever—that one I think I do. _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ The only movement is [C] to drop the A string [B] down to that seventh.
[C] _ _ But then what I like is when you're in that shape, in that D7 shape,
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_ [Bm] and you come [G] back, but you leave your fingers on the C and the A when you move back.
_ [C] Yeah, like that. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ There's a couple places where it comes.
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_ _ That. _ _ _ _
[G#] _ _ _ _ [F#] _ _ [C#] _ _
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I wrote it on mandolin, so it was like it started out like—
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_ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _