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Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season

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TRYING TO REASON WITH THE HURRICANE SEASON
(J. BUFFETT)
D                               G                 D
Squalls out on the gulf stream, big storms comin' soon
  G                D        E                           A7
I passed out in my hammock, God, I slept 'till way past noon
G                     D
Stood up and tried to focus
                                C   C/B C/A
I hoped I wouldn't have to look far
G                       D
Sure could use a Bloody Mary
      A                         D
So, I stumbled next door to the bar
          Bm7                   F#m
And now I must confess, I could use some rest
G              A              D
I can't run at this pace very long
         Bm                       F#m
Yes it's quite insane, I think it hurts my brain
       G             A             D
But it cleans me out then I can go on
        D                                   G             D
There's something about this Sunday, it's a most peculiar gray
G                  D             E           A7
Strolling down the avenue that's known as A1 A
G                     D
Feeling tired, then I got inspired
                                 C C/B C/A
And I knew that it wouldn't last long
   G           D                            A
So all alone I walked back home, sat on the beach
                        D
and then I made up this song
          Bm7                   F#m
And now I must confess, I could use some rest
G              A              D
I can't run at this pace very long
         Bm                       F#m
Yes it's quite insane, I think it hurts my brain
       G             A             D
But it cleans me out then I can go on
          D                                 G                D
Well, the wind is blowin' harder now, fifty knots or there a bouts
        G                 D              E                  A7
There's white caps on the ocean, and I'm watchin' for water spouts
     G                 D                            C   C/B C/A
It's time to close the shutters, it's time to go in side
     G                   D
In a week I'll be in gay Pari'
              A                    D
Well that's a mighty long airplane ride
          Bm7                   F#m
And now I must confess, I could use some rest
G              A              D
I can't run at this pace very long
         Bm                       F#m
Yes it's quite insane, I think it hurts my brain
       G             A             D
But it cleans me out then I can go on
         Bm                       F#m
Yes it's quite insane, I think it hurts my brain
       G             A             D
But it cleans me out then I can go on

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TRYING TO REASON WITH THE HURRICANE SEASON
(J. BUFFETT)

Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season Chords by Jimmy Buffett

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