Waylon Jennings - Old Timer - аккорды

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written and performed by Waylon Jennings.


Verse 1:
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	I grew up in Wyoming
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	In and around Jackson's hole
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	In the shadows of the Tetons

	Where summers are hot
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	And winters unbearably cold
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	But the Spring and the Fall
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	Are always as good as it gets
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	For over 70 years now
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	I'd watch the sun rise and set


Verse 2:
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	I've been a cowboy
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	Working the round-ups in spring
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	I've lived in the mountains

	Hunted the grizzly
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	Trapping the rivers and streams
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	Always the loner
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	I've treasured my freedom the most
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	And though i never married
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	As a young man i might have come close


Verse 3:
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	From somewhere back east

	She came to the valley
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	With a man who did her no good
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	He was fast with the ladies

	A tin horn gambler
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	And a cheat whenever he could
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	She had no friends or family
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	Most of the time he was gone
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	He died in a card game
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	And she found herself all alone


Verse 4:
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	Alone and afraid and left unprotected
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	'Cause he was all that she had
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	Maybe i should have

	But i never told her
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	So she never knew he was bad
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	But i'll always remember
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	Standing and watching her cry
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	There was no one to help her
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	But i was determined to try


Verse 5:
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	I mended her fences and

	Fixed up her cabin
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	I had everything looking good
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	I laid by her food

	And wood for the winter
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	Helping wherever i could
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	The more i was around her
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	The more i wanted to be
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	There was something about her
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	That brought out a good side of me


Verse 6:
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	I went into town,i brought a new outfit
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	I got me a haircut and shave
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	I'd trek through the snow

	For no good reason
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	Just to go by her cabin each day
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	I don't know about love
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	But i was quite taken in by it all
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	Till her brother came in the Spring
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	And he took her back to St. Paul


Verse 7:
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	I don't go down to Jackson
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	Ain't nothing there but motels and bars
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	Too damn many tourists

	No place to hide
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	They'll find you wherever you are
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	They like to call me old timer
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	I am getting older i guess
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	But i don't like the changes
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	'Cause i've seen it all at its best


Verse 8:
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	When my life is over
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	I don't want to be left in town
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	But up in the mountains

	There is a place
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	I've marked off my own piece of ground
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	High in the Tetons
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	Above and away from it all
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	From the top of old Grand

	I bet on a clear day - you can see
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	All the way to St. Paul

Perret Charles-Amir : perret@diva.univ-mlv.fr