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Gordon Lightfoot - Go-Go Round
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[INTRO]
G G6 G G6
[VERSE 1]
AAmlone upon the Dsidewalks of desAmpair
'Twas Dthere she GwanderedG6  Am  
With her Dsuitcase in her Amhand
Her Dfate she GponderedG6  
[CHORUS]
GOnly a Cgo-go girl in Glove with someCone who didn't Dcare
She Ammet him on a Dnight so rare, when her Amfriends were there
And the Dband was GgroovingG6  G  G6  
[VERSE 2]
AmWhen he gave a Dglance that said how Ammuch
He would Dlike to Gmeet her G6  
AmHow was she to Dknow at the Amtime
He Dwould misGtreat herG6  
[BRIDGE]
GIn her cage she Cdanced for him
AlGthough a hundred Ceyes were turned her Dway
AmAnd before the Dset was through he Amknew
She would Dbe his Gloved oneG6  
[CHORUS]
GOnly a Cgo-go girl in Glove with someCone who didn't Dcare
AmOnly twenty-Done she was, a Amyoung girl
Just Din from GsomewhereG6  G  G6  
[INSTRUMENTAL]
Am D Am D G G6 Am D Am D G G6 G G6
[VERSE 3]
He's Amplaying up in DMichigan in a Amgroup
They Dcall the InGtended G6  
With a Amkiss and a Dpromise he was Amgone
The Dsong was GendedG6  
[BRIDGE]
But Gas she walks she Cwaits for him
The Gpavement is a Cshoulder for her Dtears
But Amin her heart she Dknows there is no Amway
She can Dhope to Gchange himG6  
[CHORUS]
GOnly a Cgo-go girl in Glove with someCone who didn't Dcare
AmOnly twenty-Done she was, a Amyoung girl
Just Din from GsomewhereG6  
[CHORUS]
GOnly a Cgo-go girl in Glove with someCone who didn't Gcare
A Cgo-go girl in GloveG6  
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The story behind the song

Gordon Lightfoot is celebrated as one of Canada's greatest songwriters, known for his ability to craft timeless songs that often explore themes of trains, shipwrecks, rivers, highways, lovers, and loneliness. His work helped define the singer-songwriter era of the 1970s, achieving widespread success and earning him numerous Gold and Platinum albums. "Go-Go Round" fits into the world of an artist deeply connected to storytelling through music, reflecting a journey through life's varied landscapes.

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