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Six More Miles

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[Intro]
G   D  G
[Verse]
Oh the rain is slowly fallin',
And my Cheart is so Gsore.
Six more Cmiles and I leave my Gdarlin',
Never on this earth Dto meet no Gmore.
[Chorus]
Six more miles Cto the Ggraveyard,
Six more miles, long and Dsad.
Six more Gmiles and I Cleave my Gdarlin',
Leave the best Cfriend I ever Ghad.
[Instrumental]
G  C  G    D  G  C  G  C  G
[Verse]              
Oh I hear the train a-comin',
Bringing my Cdarlin' back Ghome.
Six more Cmiles to the Ggraveyard,
And I'll be left here Dall aGlone.
[Chorus]
Six more miles Cto the Ggraveyard,
Six more miles, long and Dsad.
Six more Gmiles and I Cleave my Gdarlin',
Leave the best Cfriend I ever Ghad.
[Instrumental]
G  C  G    D  G  C  G  C  G
[Chorus]
Six more miles Cto the Ggraveyard,
Six more miles, long and Dsad.
Six more Gmiles and I Cleave my Gdarlin',
Leave the best Cfriend I ever Ghad.C  G  

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Six More Miles

by Hank Williams

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

G D G

[Verse]

Oh the rain is slowly fallin',

C G

And my heart is so sore.

C G

Six more miles and I leave my darlin',

D G

Never on this earth to meet no more.

[Chorus]

C G

Six more miles to the graveyard,

Six more miles, long and sad.

G C G

Six more miles and I leave my darlin',

C G

Leave the best friend I ever had.

[Instrumental]

G C G D G C G C G

[Verse]

Oh I hear the train a-comin',

C G

Bringing my darlin' back home.

C G

Six more miles to the graveyard,

D G

And I'll be left here all alone.

[Chorus]

C G

Six more miles to the graveyard,

Six more miles, long and sad.

G C G

Six more miles and I leave my darlin',

C G

Leave the best friend I ever had.

[Instrumental]

G C G D G C G C G

[Chorus]

C G

Six more miles to the graveyard,

Six more miles, long and sad.

G C G

Six more miles and I leave my darlin',

C G C G

Leave the best friend I ever had.

About Six More Miles Chords by Hank Williams

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