Crescent City Chords by Emmylou Harris

Crescent City chords by Emmylou Harris

Guitar chords with lyrics

Sent:   Saturday, December 20, 1997 11:28 PM

Artist: Emmylou Harris
Song:   Crescent City written by Lucinda Williams
Source: From Emmylou Harris "Cowgirl's Prayer" CD
        Asylum Records 1993
        Lucy Jones Music(BMI)

Sam Bush         fiddle
Bobby Wray       bass
Milton Sledge    drums
Chris Leuzinger  guitar
Richard Bennett  acoustic guitar
Dave Hoffner     organ
Jay Spell        accordion
Trisha Yearwood  harmony
Kathy Chiavola   harmony
Ashley Cleveland harmony

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A guy ..
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I feel ..
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It ..
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I feel ..
A   B                 E  E7
Why ..
A   B             E                B
Why ..
     E                                       E7
Tonight ..
  A                B                E    B7
I ..

SOLO

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Why ..
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Why ..
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You said ..
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I feel ..
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I feel..

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