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Poisoned Red Berries

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POISONED RED BERRIES 
But Cyou know I don't think much Fabout her no Cmore
And Seldom if Amever dD7oes she cross my mG7ind
CYesterday's C7gone Lord Fit's better Cforgotten
Like the poisoned red Amberries to G7die on the Cvine
This morning at dawn Lord I Fpulled into Ctown
I had some coffee and Amtalked with some D7old friends of G7mine
Just Claughing at the C7good times Fthey all Cremembered
And then I Amremembered the G7time
COh Lord I can still the Fbright lights back in CDallas
As yesterday Ammoves like a D7dream through my G7mind
And CI didn't suC7ppose that FI'd ever forCget her
And you know it Amtook such a long G7time
But Cyou know I don't think much Fabout her no Cmore
And Seldom if Amever dD7oes she cross my mG7ind
CYesterday's C7gone Lord Fit's better Cforgotten
Like the poisoned red Amberries that G7clings to the Cmind

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Poisoned Red Berries

by Johnny Cash

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POISONED RED BERRIES

C F C

But you know I don't think much about her no more

Am D7 G7

And Seldom if ever does she cross my mind

C C7 F C

Yesterday's gone Lord it's better forgotten

Am G7 C

Like the poisoned red berries to die on the vine

F C

This morning at dawn Lord I pulled into town

Am D7 G7

I had some coffee and talked with some old friends of mine

C C7 F C

Just laughing at the good times they all remembered

Am G7

And then I remembered the time

C F C

Oh Lord I can still the bright lights back in Dallas

Am D7 G7

As yesterday moves like a dream through my mind

C C7 F C

And I didn't suppose that I'd ever forget her

Am G7

And you know it took such a long time

C F C

But you know I don't think much about her no more

Am D7 G7

And Seldom if ever does she cross my mind

C C7 F C

Yesterday's gone Lord it's better forgotten

Am G7 C

Like the poisoned red berries that clings to the mind

About Poisoned Red Berries Chords by Johnny Cash

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What key is "Poisoned Red Berries" in?

The chords for "Poisoned Red Berries" show the original chord names (including C, F, Am, D7, G7, C7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.