Chords for Steve Earle on Letterman 6/3/09

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_ _ From New York, [C] the greatest [G] city in the [E] world, it's the Late Show [Fm] with Dave A.
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[G] _ Tonight, [Em] Jessica Biel from the [D] hangover Zach Galifianakis [Em] and [B] singer Steve Earle!
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Plus, Paul Schaefer [A] and the [F] CBS Orchestra!
[D] _ [E] _ And now, one man, pandemic!
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[E] Dave A.
Lefferman!
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[Bm] _ _ [B] _ _ [C] Yeah, [Bm] thank you.
Thank you and thank you [Ab] again.
Oh, this is nice.
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You have this in a 42?
That's yours.
Our next guest, this is very nice, ladies and gentlemen.
He's a Grammy award winning singer-songwriter.
Now look at this, here's the new album.
And this one is entitled Towns and what this does here, pays tribute to the late great Towns Van Zandt.
Now here's a guy, if you know anything about music, and by God you ought to know something about music.
And if you do know something about music, you ought to know something about Towns Van Zandt.
And let's just leave it that he was an interesting fellow and led a bit of a tortured life.
Is that safe enough for a sentence or two?
And he was one of the best songwriters that ever walked this earth.
That's right.
And a good friend of yours.
Yeah, he was my teacher.
You lived in his driveway for a while in Tennessee?
I did live in his driveway. _
I turned my cabin over to him and retained driveway rights for two years.
There you go.
Can't get a better deal than that.
It's entitled The Towns and we've told you everything you need to know about it, so just enjoy this.
Here's Steve Earle, everybody. _ _
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I'm going out to Denver, see if I can't find _ _ _ _ _
I'm going out to Denver, see if I can't find
That _ _ _ _ loving _ Colorado _ girl of mine _ _ _ _ _
_ The promise in her smile _ shames the mountains tall _ _ _ _
Oh, the promise in her smile _ shames the mountains tall _ _ _ _
She can bring the sun to shine until the rain to fall
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It's been a long time, mama, [A] _
since I [E] heard you call my name _ _ _
It's been a long time, [B] mama, since you called [E] my name _ _ _ _
_ I got to see my Colorado girl again _ _ _ _
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_ Well, I'll be there tomorrow, _ mama, don't you cry
_ Oh, _ _ [A] I'll be there [B] tomorrow, mama, [E] don't you cry _ _ _
_ Got to kiss these [B] lonesome Texas blues [E] goodbye
_ Well, _ _ _ I'm going out to Denver, _ see if I can't find
[A] Oh, [E] _ _
_ _ I'm going [A] out to Denver, see [E] if I can't find
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_ _ That loving _ _ Colorado _ girl of mine _ _ _
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Hi, Steve.
Hi, Keith.
Always a pleasure.
Thank you very much for being here.
This is the collection, Steve Earle, Pounds.
And by the way, I was talking to Steve,
and he said, if you buy this now, we'll throw in the carpet.
I mean, how good a deal is that, huh?
_ Some wonderful music there.
Thanks again, Steve.
Always [Em] a pleasure to have you here.
That's it.
Stay tuned for Craig Ferguson.
Good night, everybody.
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