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Between A Father And A Son

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Dmixolydian
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Between A Father And A Son by Jace Everett
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Chords used (relative to tuning):
EADGBe
D: xx0232
G: 320033
Cadd9: x32033
A: x02220
Bm: x24432
D/F#: 200232
F: 133211
Intro: D   Gx2
Verse 1:
DHeywood was a daddy in 1942,
DHe couldn't read or make his letters,
He said "Boy, I hope you don't do like I Gdo,"Cadd9  
That was my Gdad he was talking toD  
So my Dfather grew up stronger, bigger dreams and bigger plans
The Dfirst to go to college
But he can still work hard with his two GhandsCadd9  G  
Thanks to his old Dman
Chorus:
Yeah he Dlearned to throw a baseball
How to Gsail a fishing line
He Dlearned about forgiveness
'Cause you Ajust can't waste the time
And the Bmcircle goes unbroken
But there's Cadd9so much left undone
GThat's just D/F#how it Fis
Between a father and a Dson
Verse 2:
DI became a daddy at the age of 23
I didn't Dknow what I was doing
Hell, my Ddaddy wasn't through yet raisGing meCadd9  G  
I felt lost at Dsea
So DI just kept it simple, took it Done day at a time
And Dfollowed in the footsteps
Of the men that came before me in my GlifeCadd9  G  
And we're doing just Dfine
Chorus:
'Cause you Dlearn to throw a baseball
How to Gsail a fishing line
And you Dlearn about forgiveness
'Cause you Ajust can't waste the time
And the Bmcircle goes unbroken
But there's Cadd9so much left undone
GThat's just D/F#how it Fis
Between a Gfather and a Dson
Solo (first half of chorus chords): D G D A
Chorus (second half):
Yeah the Bmcircle goes unbroken
But there's Cadd9so much left undone
GThat's just D/F#how it Fis
Oh, Gthat's just D/F#how it FisG  
Between a father and a DsonG  
A father and a DsonG  D  G  
Between a father and a Dson
Outro: G  D  
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