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Tulsa County Blues

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Subject: Tulsa County Blue    The Byrds     Chords/Lyrics
 E  B  A  G#m  B
 E                   B                 A             B
 My nights have been lonely since I've been in Tulsa county
And I Areally don't know Bwhat I'm gonna Edo
I just might take a Btrip somewhere acroAss the southern Bborder
ACause I know I've Bgotta get away from Eyou
I don't Aknow   Ejust where I'll Ago
I Ebelieve I'll Bride it down to AMeG#mxico  Bdown to MexiEco
EGot your note in BCharlston said you nAeeded my assistanBce
But Awhen I got there Byou didn't need me Ethen
EI may not be a Bwise man but I Aknow this life your lBeading
You Alearned your tricks from Blots of other Emen
I don't Aknow   Ejust where I'll Ago
I beElieve I'll Bride it down to AMeG#mxico  Bdown to MexicEo

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Tulsa County Blues

by The Byrds

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G#m

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Subject: Tulsa County Blue The Byrds Chords/Lyrics

E B A G#m B

E B A B

My nights have been lonely since I've been in Tulsa county

A B E

And I really don't know what I'm gonna do

B A B

I just might take a trip somewhere across the southern border

A B E

Cause I know I've gotta get away from you

A E A

I don't know just where I'll go

E B A G#m B E

I believe I'll ride it down to Mexico down to Mexico

E B A B

Got your note in Charlston said you needed my assistance

A B E

But when I got there you didn't need me then

E B A B

I may not be a wise man but I know this life your leading

A B E

You learned your tricks from lots of other men

A E A

I don't know just where I'll go

E B A G#m B E

I believe I'll ride it down to Mexico down to Mexico

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