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Eight Ball Blues

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Eight Ball Blues – Steve Goodman
[Intro]
G D C G D C G D C Em
[Verse 1]
Well I wGish I had some mDemories that I'd kGeep inside my trDunk
CI wish I had a niEckel for eAmvery bA7eer I've drDunk
And I wGish I had me a saDiling ship that'd tGake me over the seDa
CI wish I could taE7lk you into coAmming A7home with Dme
[Chorus]
CIs this the part where EI came in Well, I've hAmeard this sEong befAmore
CHad a couple too many but I thEink I can fA7ind the dDoor
And I Gdo not know your naDme my friend
But I've Cseen that face befoGre
Well I Gsaw it iDn the JaiCl House And I Gsaw it iDn the waCr
And I saGw it Din my Cmirror A cEmouple of times before
[Verse 2]
GI wish I was the CaDndyman SwGeet as I could bDe
CIn every town the lEadies hang 'round Just to Amget a taA7ste of mDe
GI wish I was an opry Dstar, or Ghad me a DPhD
CI wish I had the coE7mmon sense to be saAmtisfieA7d with Dme
[Chorus]
CIs this the part where EI came in Well, I've hAmeard this sEong befAmore
CHad a couple too many but I thEink I can fA7ind the dDoor
And I Gdo not know your naDme my friend
But I've Cseen that face befoGre
Well I Gsaw it iDn the JaiCl House And I Gsaw it iDn the waCr
And I saGw it Din my Cmirror A cEmouple of times before
[Verse 3]
I wiGsh I had a magic poDcket, that'd kGeep all my money Din
CI wish I knew a gEood excuse for aAmll of my mA7ortal siDns
Well they sGay to know the bDest in life, you Ggotta know the wDorst
CI wish that I had beEen the clown, who thAmought up tA7hat one firDst
[Chorus]
CIs this the part where EI came in Well, I've hAmeard this sEong befAmore
CHad a couple too many but I thEink I can fA7ind the dDoor
And I Gdo not know your naDme my friend
But I've Cseen that face befoGre
Well I Gsaw it iDn the JaiCl House And I Gsaw it iDn the waCr
And I saGw it Din my Cmirror A cEmouple of times before
Let me tell you
I sGaw it Din the JaCil House
It was oGn the post oDffice dCoor
And I sGaw it iDn my Cmirror
A coEmuple of times before
Good People I sGaw it iDn the jCail house
I saGw it iDn the wCar
Lord I sGaw it iDn the mCirror ... Fade out
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