Jack White - Carolina Drama - аккорды

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I'm not sure if there's a point to this story
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But I'm going to tell it again
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So many other people try to tell the tale
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Not one of them knows the end....
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It was a junk-house in South Carolina
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Held a boy the age of ten
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Along with his older brother Billy
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And their mother and her boyfriend
          B
Who was a triple loser with some blue tattoos
           B
That were given to him when he was young
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And a drunk temper that was easy to lose
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And thank god he didn't own a gun
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Well, Billy woke up in the back of his truck
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Took a minute to open his eyes
He took a peep into the back of the house
And found himself a big surprise
B
He didn't see his brother but there was his mother
With her red-headed head in her hands
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While the boyfriend had his gloves wrapped around an old
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Priest trying to choke the man
( F  G Fm B)
(  C )softly
( Fm     B   C ) (softly gently 2x)

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Billy looked up from the window to the truck
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Threw up, and had to struggle to stand
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He saw that red-necked bastard with a hammer
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Turn the priest into a shell of a man
B
The priest was putting up the fight of his life
B
But he was old and he was bound to lose
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The boyfriend hit as hard as he could
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And knocked the priest right down to his shoes
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Well, now Billy knew but never actually met
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The preacher lying there in the room
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He heard himself say, "That must be my daddy"
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Then he knew what he was gonna Do
B
Billy got up enough courage, took it up
B
And grabbed the first blunt thing he could find
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It was a cold, glass bottle of milk
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That got delivered every morning at nine
( F  G Fm B)
(  C )
( Fm     B   C )
( Fm     B   C)
( Fm )
Fm
Billy broke in and saw the blood on the floor, and
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He turned around and put the lock on the door
Bm
He looked dead into the boyfriend's eye
    F
His mother was a ghost, too upset to cry, then
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He took a step toward the man on the ground
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From his mouth trickled out a little audible sound
Bm
He heard the boyfriend shout, "Get out!"
          F
And Billy said, "Not till I know what this is all about"
Fm
"Well, this preacher here was attacking your mama"
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But Billy knew just who was starting the drama
Bm
So Billy took dead aim at his face
               F
And smashed the bottle on the man who left his dad in disgrace, and
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The white milk dripped down with the blood, and the
Fm
Boyfriend fell down dead for good
      Bm
Right next to the preacher who was gasping for air
          F
And Billy shouted, "Baddy, why'd you have to come back here?"
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His mama reached behind the sugar and honey, and
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Pulled out an envelope filled with money
      Bm
"Your daddy gave us this," she collapsed in tears
 F
"He's been paying all the bills for years"
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"Mama, let's put this body underneath the trees
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and put Baddy in the truck and head to Tennessee"
Bm
Just then, his little brother came in
            F
Holding the milk man's hat and a bottle of gin singing,
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Well now you heard another side to the story
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But you wanna know how it ends?
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If you must know, the truth about the tale
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Go and ask the milkman