Angel In Blue Jeans

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[Intro]
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
Gooh, oh oh oh Doh
[Verse 1]
AmAnd though I never got her Cname
Or time to find out Ganything
I loved her just tDhe same
AmAnd though I rode a different Croad
And sang a different Gsong
I'll love her till my Dlast breaths gone
[Chorus]
FLike a river Cmade of silver
GEveryone came Amrunning to the scene
FI was shot down Cin cold blood
DmBy an angel in E7blue jeans
[Post-Chorus]
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
Gooh, oh oh oh Foh
[Break]
Am
[Verse 2]
AmLate that night she got aCway
I chased her to the Gturnpike
Then lost her where the Dmusic never plays
AmAnd though I rolled upon the Cstones and fell into the Gwater
I'll love her till my Djudgment day
[Chorus]
FLike a sunrise Cmade of white lies
GEverything was Amnothing as it seems
FI was shot down Cin cold blood
DmBy an angel in E7blue jeans
[Post-Chorus]
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
Gooh, oh oh oh Foh
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
oh oh Goh, oh oh oh Foh
[Bridge]
GI hear voices Dmcalling all around
FI keep falling down
I Amthink my heart could pound right out of Gme
I see a Dmmillion different ways
To Fnever leave this maze aE7live
[Verse 3]
AmI woke up in somebody's Carms
Strange and so faGmiliar
Where nothing could go Dwrong
AmBarely alive or nearly Cdead
Somehow awake in my own Gbed
N.C.
And there you are
[Chorus]
FLike a highway Cheaded my way
GLife is but a Amdream
FI was shot down Cby your love
DmMy angel in E7blue jeans
[Outro]
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
Gooh, oh oh oh Foh
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
oh oh Goh, oh oh oh Foh
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh Coh
ooh oh Goh, oh oh oh Foh
oh oh, Amooh, oh oh oh oh oh Coh
oh oh Goh, oh oh oh Foh
Am

The story behind the song

"Angel in Blue Jeans" is a song by American rock band Train, written by Pat Monahan, Amund Bjørklund, and Espen Lind. Released on June 9, 2014, it served as the lead single from their seventh studio album, Bulletproof Picasso. The music video for the song, directed by SCRANTON and Mel Soria, premiered on July 14, 2014, and features actress Hannah Simone and Danny Trejo in a Spaghetti Western-influenced storyline.

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About Angel In Blue Jeans Chords by Train

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