Аккорды Kelsey Waldon - Kentucky, 1988

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Notated very short (pro 2 beats) because there are a few measures changes (on G)

[Intro]
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D    D    D    D

[Verse 1]
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Before I was alive, unborned and unnamed
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of two imperfect people into this world I came.
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Between walls of knotty pine, a brown trailer on wheels
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on a concrete foundation, in the middle of a dove-huntin'   field.

[Chorus 1]
     Em    G A  A            Em      G         A      A
This is my DNA,   I wouldn't have it any other way.
     Em         G             D      A      A    G G G  G  D   D   D   D
When things got rough, we did not complain.   Kentucky, 1988.

[Verse 2]
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I can hear the gravel split from a mile away,
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got the hell out of Dodge in Mama's S-10 Chevrolet.
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And I was much too young to be in the middle back then,
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but now Daddy's talkin' to us with bloodshot eyes again.

[Chorus 2]
            Em              G       A    A       Em             G     A      A
He's sayin' things he don't mean to say,   maybe he should be alone today,
    Em      G        D  A A     G G G  G  D   D   D   D
but I still love him anyway. Kentucky, 1988.

[Bridge]
Em         D               A        A
  I know exactly what it's worth:
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sun blisters on your skin, an arrowhead in the dirt;
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the Ohio River rolls on banks of sand
       Em                  G           D           A      N.C.
and if it don't flood this year, we'll have crops again.

[Instrumental Break]
Em     G     A     A
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Em     G     D     A     A
G      G     G     G
D      D     D     D

[Verse 3]
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  Troubles and trials and come what may,
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sunday school for your prayin', rotgut for your pain.
     D               D         A               A
Granddaddy's a local 181, he's workin' for the Union,
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a wise woman told me: "Memories, you can choose them".

[End-Chorus]
     Em    G A  A           Em      G      A    A
This is my DNA,   no matter how far I get away.
        Em        G                D     A A        G G G  G  D
There's just some things that will never change: Kentucky, 1988.