Аккорды Joey Clark - Someone In Tulsa

[Intro]
D Em D/F# G A (x2)

[Verse 1]
D               Em    D/F#          G     A
My neighbor got cancer and took his life
D               Em  D/F#                 G   A
Never knew his name, never spoke to his wife
D               Em    D/F#            G     A
The obit in the paper didn't shed no light
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Did they like to go dancing, did the meet on a Friday night or

[Chorus]
D                A              G
  Did he used to be someone in Tulsa
Bm                  A                 G
  Did everyone that mattered know his name
              D              A                        G
'Cuz now he's buried on that hill just like everybody else
Bm          A              G
 I guess we all end up the same

[Instrumental]
D Em D/F# G A (x2)

[Verse 2]
D              Em           D/F#             G     A
She came from south of I-40, but you'd never know
D                 Em     D/F#              G     A
Just a hint of an accent, she set the room aglow
D                 Em              D/F#              G     A
Met a prep school catholic, rich enough to skip the war
D                        Em               D/F#          G     A
They had a little bit of money, but she wanted a little more

[Chorus]
D               A             G
  She wanted to be someone in Tulsa
Bm                  A                 G
  For everyone that mattered know her name
             D              A                        G
Before she's buried on that hill just like everybody else
Bm            A              G
 She knows we all end up the same

[Instrumental]
D Em D/F# G A (x2)

[Verse 3]
D                      Em             D/F#            G     A
She climbed the social ladder, paid a fortune for her hair
D                     Em            D/F#              G     A
He drank a lot of Old Charter, in a black wing backed chair
D                   Em              D/F#               G     A
They had friends in oil, she didn't talk about what he did
D                        Em              D/F#           G     A
They had a little bit of money, but she wanted a little more

[Chorus]
D             A             G
  She used to be someone in Tulsa
Bm              A                 G
  Everyone that mattered know her name
    D            A                   G
She set herself apart from everybody else
Bm         A              G
 But do we all end up the same

[Bridge]
G            A         D
Our lives go by like a vapor
G          A                     D
Like Steel Wheels or the morning paper
G             A       Bm    A           G
What we leave behind, isn't measured in gold
G            A       Bm      A       G
And we don't decide, how our story's told

[Instrumental]
D Em D/F# G A (x2)

[Verse 4]
D          Em             D/F#            G     A
He died at sixty and the widowers circled round
D               Em                      D/F#          G     A
She married the richest one, moved to a penthouse downtown
D                 Em           D/F#        G     A
Graceful 'til the end, but the end came anyway
D              Em              D/F#                 G     A
Ask around enough and you'll probably hear someone say

[Chorus]
D                 A             G
  Did she used to be someone in Tulsa
Bm                  A                 G
  Did everyone that mattered know her name
               D              A                        G
'Cuz now she's buried on that hill just like everybody else
Bm          A              G     D
 I guess we all end up the same