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17 And 33

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Standard Tuning
Intro:   B    F#    C#m    E  
  BI can remember getting out nF#ever, BaC#mck in my high school acting like dEamn fool
BSolid as woods under mF#y feet, A C#mfarther stretching past the conEcrete
& I Bwould accomplish more than F#I thought so, JC#mump in the backseat of a caEmaro
BI could let go all that F#I can, SC#mhe would make me into a Eman
Pre-Chorus:
GBack in the country I was Dm7oh so young but much too old back tChen
For leaving cap le mGoine
GOn top of bale´s of hay waDm7iting for grandma´s party
Cwe laughed and sang songs in the Gwind
Chorus:
ADo you remember in SeptemEber, I was Bm17 she was D33, AOh,
wDhere has my lF#ife gone Since Bmshe was naAked, we were wasEted
In my Bmmany dreams since then it seDems funny
AI only get youDnger with each every suBmmmer
But more of a Gman, I feel that I Eam, am
Bridge:
AA smile of a cEhild is all (that) I wDas, With freedom and wide open eyes
AThose memories Eare not forgottDen, I´ve gotta get back to my heCart

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17 And 33

by Nine Days

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C#m

Dm7

Standard Tuning

B F# C#m E

Intro:

B F# C#m E

I can remember getting out never, Back in my high school acting like damn fool

B F# C#m E

Solid as woods under my feet, A farther stretching past the concrete

B F# C#m E

& I would accomplish more than I thought so, Jump in the backseat of a camaro

B F# C#m E

I could let go all that I can, She would make me into a man

Pre-Chorus:

G Dm7 C

Back in the country I was oh so young but much too old back then

For leaving cap le moine

G Dm7

On top of bale´s of hay waiting for grandma´s party

C G

we laughed and sang songs in the wind

Chorus:

A E Bm D A

Do you remember in September, I was 17 she was 33, Oh,

D F# Bm A E

where has my life gone Since she was naked, we were wasted

Bm D

In my many dreams since then it seems funny

A D Bm

I only get younger with each every summer

G E

But more of a man, I feel that I am, am

Bridge:

A E D

A smile of a child is all (that) I was, With freedom and wide open eyes

A E D C

Those memories are not forgotten, I´ve gotta get back to my heart

About 17 And 33 Chords by Nine Days

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