Em _ _ _ _ _ _
C#m _ _ .
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E _ _ _
D _
A _ _ _ .
Girl, you thought me had hurt real
E bad, cried myself to
G sleep.
E Show me how they have
A shattered dreams.
_ .
Another lesson about a naive
E fool who came to Babylon.
and found out that pie don't
A taste so
B sweet.
E _ .
F# A Now his guitar's
E Cadillacs, he'll fill them music.
Lonely, lonely creature
A I call home.
_ .
A Yeah, my guitar's
E Cadillacs, he'll fill them music.
The only thing that keeps me
A hangin' on.
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E _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _
D _
Am _ .
_
A _ _ _ _
E _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _
A _ _
Am.
There
A ain't no glamour in the tinsel
E land,.
lost and wasted and last.
The drink of scars all
A left me.
A _ .
I want to thank you, girl, for teaching
E me.
brand new ways to be cruel.
I'm fine with mine now, I guess
A I'll just
B leave.
_ .
F#m A And his guitar's
E Cadillacs, he'll fill them music.
Lonely, lonely creature
A I call home.
_ .
A Yeah, my guitar's
E Cadillacs, he'll fill them music.
The only thing that keeps me
A hangin' on.
_ .
D _
A _ _ _ _
E _ _ _ .
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A _ _ _ .
_
A _ _ _ _
E _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ .
A Oh, his _ guitar's
E Cadillacs, he'll
C#m fill them
E music.
Lonely, lonely creature
A I call home.
_ .
A Yeah, my guitar's
E Cadillacs, he'll fill them music.
The only thing that keeps me
A hangin' on.
_ .
E The only thing that keeps me
A hangin' on.
_ .
G#m E It's the only thing that keeps me
A hangin' on.
Oh.
Am _ _
A _ _ _ _ _