Old Shoes And Picture Postcards

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[Intro]
G G C G
G D7 G D7
[Verse 1]
G C G
I'm singing this song, it's time it was sung
G D7
I been putting it off for a while
G C G C
But it's harder by now 'cause the truth is so clear
G D7 G D7
that I cry when I'm seeing you smile
[Chorus]
G C G C
So goodbye, so long, the road calls me dear
G D7
And your tears cannot bind me anymore
G C G C
And farewell to the girl with the sun in her eyes
G D7 G D7
Can I kiss you and then I'll be gone
[Verse 2]
G C G
Every time that I tried to tell you that we'd
G D7
lost the magic we had at the start
G C G C
I would weep my heart when I look in your eyes
G D7 G D7
And I search once again for the spark
[Chorus]
G C G C
So goodbye, so long, the road calls me dear
G D7
And your tears cannot bind me anymore
G C G C
And farewell to the girl with the sun in her eyes
G D7 G D7
Can I kiss you and then I'll be gone
[Solo]
G G C G
G G D7 D7
G C G C
G D7 G D7
[Verse 3]
G C G
I can see by your eyes it's time now to go
G D7
so I'll leave you to cry in the rain
G C G C
Though I held in my hand the key to all joy
G D7 G D7
but honey, my heart was not born to be tamed
[Chorus]
G C G C
So goodbye, so long, the road calls me dear
G D7
And your tears cannot bind me anymore
G C G C
And farewell to the girl with the sun in her eyes
G D7 G D7
Can I kiss you and then I'll be gone
G C G C
So goodbye, so long, the road calls me dear
G D7
And your tears cannot bind me anymore
G C G C
And farewell to the girl with the sun in her eyes
G D7 G D7
Can I kiss you and then I'll be gone
[Outro]
G D7 G D7
Can I kiss you and then I'll be gone
G D7 G G
Can I kiss you and then I'll be gone

Old Shoes And Picture Postcards chords and lyrics

Free chords for Old Shoes And Picture Postcards by Tom Waits. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
G  G  C  G
G  D7 G  D7
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Solo]
G  G  C  G
G  G  D7 D7
G  C  G  C
G  D7 G  D7
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]
[Outro]

Old Shoes And Picture Postcards Chords by Tom Waits

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