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A It
E was 700 fence poles from your place to ours.
B Neither one of us was
Am old enough to drive a car.
E Sometimes it was raining, _ sometimes it would shine.
B We wore out that gravel
A road between your house and mine.
_ _ _ .
E I'd start walking your way,
A you'd start
E walking mine.
We'd meet in the middle,
B eat that old Georgia pie.
E We'd gain _
A a little, but we both
E gained a little.
It ain't no road too long,
B we'd _ meet
A in the middle.
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E _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A.
E It's been seven years tomorrow since we set our eyes.
B under that old pine
A tree you ought to
E say goodnight.
Standing in the backyard, reminding me and you.
B if we don't see eye to
A eye, there's something we can do.
_
E I'd start walking your
A way, you'd start
E walking mine.
We'd meet in the middle,
B eat that old Georgia pie.
E _ We'd
A gain a little, but we both
E gained a little.
It ain't no road too
B long, we'd meet
C#m in the middle.
_ _ _ _ .
I'd
B _ _ _ _ _
F#m _ .
_ _
E _ start walking your
A way, you'd
E start walking mine.
We'd meet in the middle,
B eat that old Georgia _
E _ _ _
A pie.
We'd
E both gain a little, it ain't no road too long,
B we'd meet
A in the middle.
_ _ _ _ _ .
_ _
E I'd start walking your way,
A you'd
E start walking mine.
We'd meet in the middle,
B eat that old Georgia pie.
E We'd gain a lot of ground,
A but we
E both gained a little.
It ain't no road too long,
B we'd meet
Em _
A in the middle.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _
E _ I'd start walking your way,
A you'd
E start walking mine.
We'd meet in the middle,
B eat that old Georgia
E pie.
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