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Caroyln Chords by Merle Haggard

Caroyln chords by Merle Haggard

Guitar chords with lyrics

Contributed by J Foster

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Carolyn
Merle Haggard
1971 album Someday We`ll Look Back


Intro  C  Dm  Em  Dm  C

Verse 1

C       Dm                           Em
Carolyn let me tell you what I heard about a man today
   F                                 C
He didn`t come home from work and he went away
Dm                   C     F             G7            C
   `Til he came to a city, bright in the nightime like day
Verse 2

C                                   Dm                          Em
There they say he met up with some women dressed in yellow and scarlet
      F                           C
Their warm lips like a honeycomb, dripped with honey
    Dm                           C
And somethin` about the smell of strange perfume
Dm                  G7         C
Made him feel warm,    and not alone

Chorus 1

C                              F
Yes Carolyn a man will do that sometimes on his own
    C         G7        C
And sometimes when he`s lonely
                              F
I believe a man might do that sometimes out of spite
    C                           G7
But Carolyn, a man will do that always
F                        C    Dm  Em  Dm  C
When he`s treated bad at home

Outro

C                              F
Yes Carolyn a man will do that sometimes on his own
    C         G7        C
And sometimes when he`s lonely
                                  F
And I believe a man might do that sometimes out of spite
    C                           G7
But Carolyn, a man will do that always
F                        C     Dm  Em  Dm  C
When he`s treated bad at home

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Merle Haggard chords for Caroyln

About this song

"Carolyn" is a song written by Tommy Collins, and recorded by Merle Haggard. It was released in November 1971 as the second single from the album Someday Well Look Back. "Carolyn" was Haggards eleventh number one on the U.S. country singles chart. The single stayed at number one for three weeks and spent a total of fifteen weeks on the chart. Lead guitar by Glen Campbell. Learn to play it with these guitar chords.