Chords for Famous Blue Raincoat (Live Nov 13, 2008; O2 Arena, London, England)

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_ _ [Gm] It's four in the morning, [Eb] the end of December.
_ [Cm] _ [G] I write you now just [Dm] to see if you're better.
_ [Gm] _ New York is cold, [Eb] but I like where I'm living.
_ [Cm] There's music on Clinton Street [Dm] all through the evening.
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I hear that [Am] you're built _ your [Gm] little house deep [Am] in the desert.
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[D] You're living [F] for nothing now.
_ Hope [G] you're keeping _ some kind [F] of record. _
Yeah.
[Bb] And Jane _ came by with the [C] lock of [F] your head. _
_ _ She said that you [Gb] gave it [Gm] to her _ _ that night that you planned to [Am] go clear. _
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_ _ _ [Eb] _ Did you ever go [Dm] clear? _ _
_ _ _ _ [Gm] Ah, the last time we saw you, [Eb] you looked so much [F] older.
[Cm] Your famous blue raincoat [Dm] was torn at the shore.
[Gm] You'd been to the station [Eb] to meet every train.
But you [C] came home alone [Cm] _ [Dm] without Lillie Mardin.
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And you treated [Am] my woman _ [Dm] to a [Gm] little flake _ of [Am] your life.
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When she [F] came home, _
_ [Dm] _ _ [Gm] _ she was _ [F] nobody's wife. _
Well, [Bb] I see _ you _ there with a rose [F] in your teeth.
_ _ _ _ One more [Gb] thin gypsy [Gm] thief. _
_ _ _ _ Well, I see [A] Jane's away. _
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[G] _ _ [Eb] _ _ She sends her [Dm] regards. _
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_ _ [Gm] And what can I tell you, [Eb] my brother, my killer?
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What can I possibly [Dm] say? _
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I guess I miss [Eb] you.
I guess I forgive you.
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I'm glad you [Dm] stood in my way. _
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If you ever [Am] come by here _ _ [Gm] for Jane _ _ _ [Am] or for me, _
Your _ [Gm] _ enemy [A] _ _ [F] is sleepy _ _ [Gm] and _ a woman [F] is free. _
Yes, [Bb] and thanks _ for _ _ the trouble [F] you took _ from her eyes.
[D] I thought it [Gm] was there _ for good, so I [Am] never tried. _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ Ah, yes, [Bb] _ Jane came _ by with a lock [F] of your hair. _ _
She said that you [D] gave in [Gm] to her _ _ that night.
Did you plan to [Am] go clear?
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Sincerely, El [Dm] Cone. _ _ _
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