Chords for David Allan Coe - The Outlaw - Live 1974 (Improved Audio)

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The only possessions [Cm] of an outlaw of a [Ab] low-class kind is a little [Bb] bottle of French perfume
[Eb] Taken as a last [Cm] thought from a drugstore in [Ab] suburbia
[Eb] He said lady look what I [Bb] got for you _
[Fm] She said Jesse.
I don't [C] hardly even know you anymore
[Fm] Judging from your grin [C] you'd think you held up Henry [Eb] Ford.
I don't even really want [Cm] to see you anymore _
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[Eb] Jesse he was hurt [Cm] he left there and he [Ab] slammed the door and he wandered [Bb] through the alleyways _
[Eb] Thinking all the while of [Cm] all the pretty things he [Ab] stole for her and he tried [Bb] to think of better ways _
[Fm] Dreaming of a movie [Cm] that is all one afternoon
[Fm] He drew out all his savings [Cm] and he went and bought a gun [Eb] and then he ran right home
[Gm] He stood there at his mirror acting like [Ab] a thug
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[Eb] Jesse he was frightened [Cm] as the fall it did come [Ab] rolling in when a rich man.
[Bb] He came walking by _
[Eb] Hold your hands up high.
[Cm] He cried.
I've come to make your [Ab] fortune man, but his eyes [Bb] they gave him right away
[Fm] Yeah, Jesse dropped his gun and [C] they both stared at where it lay
[Fm] Jesse asked him softly [Cm] to please leave him in his pain
[Eb] Man tried to forgive him, [Eb] but there's not much you can [Ab] say
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[Eb] He moldy possessions [Cm] of an outlaw of a [Ab] low-class kind is a little [Bb] bottle of French perfume _
[Eb] Taken as a last thought [Gm] from a drugstore in [Ab] suburbia.
He said lady.
[Bb] Look what I got for you
[Fm] Said take it.
Oh, please take it.
I [Cm] am tired and I am poor [Fm] this crappy French [C] perfume
It's nothing less than my own soul.
[Eb] Yeah, I've been feeling half a man.
[Cm] I wanted to feel [Ab] whole
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