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Miss Williams Guitar

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Miss Williams’ Guitar
(Olson/Louris)
GSounds like a field being painted in the delta Dsun
Gsongs from the book of life for Deveryone
AmMiss Williams' Gguitar   MDiss WGilliams' guitCar
CI remember watching her Gplay
and the Cwhole damn crowd seemed Amso far away
ooh, so Gfar away
one niGght in a bar in Louisville  we had some fDun
we walGked through a graveyard park left the flowers aDlone
AmMiss Williams' guGitar   MDiss WiGlliams' guiCtar
CI remember watching her pGlay  
and the whoCle damn crowd seemed sAmo far away
ooh, so fGar away
(Solo over verse chords)
AmMiss Williams' guGitar   MDiss WiGlliams' guiCtar
CI remember watching her pGlay  
and the whoCle damn crowd seemed sAmo far away
ooh, so fGar away
CI remember watching her pGlay  
and the whoCle damn crowd seemed sAmo far away
ooh, so fGar away
(Solo II over verse then chorus chords)

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Miss Williams Guitar

by The Jayhawks

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Chords in this song · guitar

Miss Williams’ Guitar

(Olson/Louris)

G D

Sounds like a field being painted in the delta sun

G D

songs from the book of life for everyone

Am G D G C

Miss Williams' guitar Miss Williams' guitar

C G

I remember watching her play

C Am

and the whole damn crowd seemed so far away

ooh, so far away

G D

one night in a bar in Louisville we had some fun

G D

we walked through a graveyard park left the flowers alone

Am G D G C

Miss Williams' guitar Miss Williams' guitar

C G

I remember watching her play

C Am

and the whole damn crowd seemed so far away

ooh, so far away

(Solo over verse chords)

Am G D G C

Miss Williams' guitar Miss Williams' guitar

C G

I remember watching her play

C Am

and the whole damn crowd seemed so far away

ooh, so far away

C G

I remember watching her play

C Am

and the whole damn crowd seemed so far away

ooh, so far away

(Solo II over verse then chorus chords)

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