Аккорды Butch Hancock - Own And Own

[Verse 1]
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He was born way down on the Double Mountain
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Fork of the Brazos River Valley
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He was a rake and a rambing boy
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And he grew up and he married Sally
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Died at the ripe old age of eighty
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Eight and he ate everybody out of house and
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Home and home was the house on the hill
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He built by hand then he handed
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Down to the ones he called his own.

[Verse 2]
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They layed him down in the Texas dirt
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In a Sunday suit and a snow white shirt
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And a snow white rose in his right hand
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He carried right to the promised land
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And he promised them before he died
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The land he'd left would be their pride
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And joy and, oh boy it was
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They cried for joy
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Just because they had land, land they called their own.

[Verse 3]
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The eldest son he said the prayers
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The eldest daughter climbed the stairs
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In the Baptist Church to the choir loft
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While the children cried and the pastor coughed
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And the coffin shook when the daughter sang
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With tears in her eyes and her Texas twang
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And when she sang Peace in the Valley
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Everybody there and especially Sally
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Knew they'd lost someone they called their own.

[Verse 4]
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Now ten years down the road to town
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And time had turned the tide around
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And all around the undertaker
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They saw Sally go to meet her maker.
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And though the proper tears were cried
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Things had changed way down inside.
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With fancy cars and diamond rings
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The kids just had too many
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Things to call their own.

[Verse 5]
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Now one son drives a long limousine
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And another one's pumping that gasoline
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One daughter don't do nothing at all
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But talk to the walls in Wichita Falls
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While the governor governs and the gambler gambles
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and the young girl cries and the young man rambles
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And the men all talk about the women and the weather
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And the women all talk about they can't get together
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With the men, the men they call their their own.