The Highwayman Album chords by The Highwaymen

Chords with lyrics

• Capo on 2nd
• Difficulty: Advanced

#  Title
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1.) Highwayman
2.) The Last Cowboy Song
3.) Jim
I Wore a Tie Today
4.) Big River
5.) Committed to Parkview
6.) Desperados Waiting for a Train
7.) Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)
8.) Welfare Line
9.) Against the Wind
10.) The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over
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1.) "Highwayman"

!: Capo on 2nd fret !:

Intro:

A minorAm

Verse 1:
A minorAm     G+G           FF         A minorAm
  I was a highwayman, along the coach roads I did ride
G+G         FF    C majorC  G+G
  With sword and pistol by my side
DmDm     A minorAm         G+G       FF
  Many a young maid lost her baubles to my trade
DmDm     A minorAm        G+G        FF
  Many a soldier shed his lifeblood on my blade
A minorAm        G+G        FF    G+G    C majorC
  The bastards hung me in the spring of twenty-five
  FF      G+G
But I am still alive


Verse 2:
A minorAm     G+G       FF       A minorAm
  I was a sailor
I was born upon the tide
G+G        FF      G+G
  And with the sea
I did abide
DmDm      A minorAm         G+G      FF
  I sailed a schooner around the horn to Mexico
DmDm     A minorAm         G+G       FF
  I went aloft and furled the mainsail in a blow
A minorAm        G+G          FF     G+G   C majorC
  And when the yards broke off, they said that I got killed
  FF     G+G
But I'm living still

Verse 3:
A minorAm     G+G          FF       A minorAm
  I was a dam builder, across a river deep and wide
G+G         FF      G+G
  Where steel and water did collide
DmDm        A minorAm       G+G     FF
  A augmentedA place called Boulder on the wild Colorado
DmDm        A minorAm       G+G       FF
  I slipped and fell into the wet concrete below
A minorAm       G+G        FF     G+G   C majorC
  They buried me in that gray tomb that knows no sound
  FF      G+G
But I am still around


Chorus:
        C majorC      G+G      A minorAm     G+G      FF      C majorC   DmDm  FF G+G C majorC
I'll always be around, and around, and around, and around, and around, and around


Verse 4:
A minorAm     G+G          FF     A minorAm
  I fly a starship across the universe divide
G+G       FF        G+G
  And when I reach the other side
DmDm       A minorAm        G+G      FF
  I'll find a place to rest my spirit if I can
DmDm      A minorAm      G+G     FF
  Perhaps I may become a highwayman again
A minorAm      G+G      FF       C majorC
  Or I may simply be a single drop of rain
FF       G+G
But I will remain


Chorus:
         C majorC     G+G     A minorAm     G+G     FF     C majorC  DmDm FF G+G C majorC
And I'll be back again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again

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2.) "The Last Cowboy Song"

Intro:

D MajorD


Chorus:
D MajorD
This is the last cowboy song
             G+G
The end of a hundred year waltz
  A7A7
The voices sound sad as they're singing along
              D MajorD
Another piece of America's lost



Verse 1:
D MajorD
He rides the feed lots, clerks in a market
                A7A7
On weekends selling tobacco and beer
    A7A7
And his dreams of tomorrow, surrounded by fences
                        D MajorD
But he'll dream tonight of when fences weren't here


Verse 2:
D MajorD
He blazed the trail with Lewis and Clark
                     A7A7
And eyeball to eyeball, old Wyatt backed down
     A7A7
He stood shoulder to shoulder with Travis in Texas
                      D MajorD
And rode with the Seventh when Custer went down


Chorus:
D MajorD
This is the last cowboy song
             G+G
The end of a hundred year waltz
  A7A7
The voices sound sad as they're singing along
              D MajorD
Another piece of America's lost


Verse 3:
D MajorD
Remington showed us how he looked on canvas
                 A7A7
And Louis L'Amour has told us his tale
    A7A7
Me and Johnny and Waylon and Kris sing about him
                      D MajorD
And wish to God we could have ridden his trail


Verse 4:
D MajorD
  The old Chisholm Trail is covered in concrete now
                    G+G
And they truck 'em to market in fifty foot rigs
A7A7
  They roll by his marker and don't even notice
                     D MajorD
Like living and dying was all he ever did


Chorus:
D MajorD
This is the last cowboy song
             G+G
The end of a hundred year waltz
  A7A7
The voices sound sad as they're singing along
              D MajorD
Another piece of America's lost
D MajorD
This is the last cowboy song
             G+G
The end of a hundred year waltz
  A7A7
The voices sound sad as they're singing along
              D MajorD
Another piece of America's lost

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3.) "Jim
I Wore a Tie Today"

Intro:

C majorC G7G7 C majorC G7G7



Verse 1:
C majorC  G7G7   FF        C majorC
Jim
Jim
I wore a tie today
FF                 G7G7
  The first one that I ever wore
C majorC      C7C7    FF
  You have said that I looked like a dummy
D7D7             G7G7
  Out of a dry goods store


Verse 2:
   C majorC  G7G7         FF        C majorC
Oh
Jim
Jim, the preacher said a lot of things
    FF          G7G7
But I didn't hear a word he said
  C majorC     C7C7    FF
My mind kept wandering back down the trail
C majorC      G7G7      C majorC
Back to the good times we had


Pre-Chorus:
G7G7             C majorC
  Riding herd through the sun and the rain
G7G7             C majorC
  Panning for gold on the cuff
G7G7             C majorC
  We did everything in the books
I guess
   D7D7             G7G7
And a lot that they never thought up


Chorus:
  C majorC  G7G7       FF     C majorC
Oh Jim
Jim so you're riding on ahead
   FF              G7G7
Well, if that's how it's going to be
C majorC       C7C7     FF
  When you reach those streets paved with gold
C majorC      G7G7      C majorC G7G7
Jim, stake a claim out for me


Verse 4:
C majorC     G7G7                FF
  We did everything we could do for you
Jim, but
   C majorC
Your fever just wouldn't go down
FF
  So we put you in the wagon
Jim
G7G7
  And this morning we got you back to town
C majorC                  C7C7
  But when we got here, you were gone
Jim
      FF
And there wasn't anything anybody could do
    C majorC                  G7G7
They dressed you up in a fancy suit and a necktie
    C majorC
So today, we wore one too


Pre-Chorus:
G7G7             C majorC
  Riding herd through the sun and the rain
G7G7             C majorC
  Panning for gold on the cuff
G7G7             C majorC
  We did everything in the books
I guess
   D7D7             G7G7
And a lot that they never thought up


Chorus:
  C majorC  G7G7       FF     C majorC
Oh Jim
Jim so you're riding on ahead
   FF              G7G7
Well, if that's how it's going to be
C majorC       C7C7     FF
  When you reach those streets paved with gold
C majorC      G7G7       C majorC G7G7 C majorC G7G7 C majorC
Jim, stake a claim out for me

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4.) "Big River"

Intro:

E MajorE


Chorus:
 E MajorE
I taught the weeping willow how to cry, cry, cry
                     F#F#     B7B7
And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear, blue sky
    E MajorE                   A7A7
And the tears I cried for that woman are gonna flood you, big river
  E MajorE          B7B7      E MajorE
And I'm gonna sit right here until I die



Verse 1:
 E MajorE
I met her accidentally in St. Paul
Minnesota
                      F#F#       B7B7
And it tore me up every time I heard her drawl, southern drawl
   E MajorE                  A7A7
And I heard my dream went back downstream, cavorting in Davenport
   E MajorE         B7B7        E MajorE
And I followed you, big river, when she called


Break:
E MajorE  A augmentedA  E MajorE  B7B7  E MajorE


Verse 2:
    E MajorE
Oh, she took me to St. Louis later on, down the river
                       F#F#        B7B7
A augmentedA freighter said, "She's been here, but she's gone, boy, she's gone"
   E MajorE                  A7A7
And I found her trail in Memphis, but she just walked up the block
     E MajorE        B7B7      E MajorE
Raised a few eyebrows and went on down alone


Verse 3:
   E MajorE
Well
I pulled into Natchez next day, down the river
                         F#F#    B7B7
But there wasn't much there to make the rounders stay very long
   E MajorE             A7A7
When I left, it was raining, so nobody saw me cry
  E MajorE        B7B7      E MajorE
Big river, why's she doing me this way?


Break:
E MajorE  A augmentedA  E MajorE  B7B7  E MajorE


Verse 4:
        E MajorE
Now, won't you batter down by Baton Rouge
River Queen, roll it on
                 F#F#      B7B7
Take that woman on down to New Orleans
New Orleans
  E MajorE               A7A7
Go on
I've had enough, dump my blues down in the gulf
E MajorE         B7B7        E MajorE
She loves you, big river, more than me


Chorus:
 E MajorE
I taught the weeping willow how to cry, cry, cry
                     F#F#     B7B7
And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky
    E MajorE                   A7A7
And the tears I cried for that woman are gonna flood you, big river
  E MajorE          B7B7      E MajorE
And I'm gonna sit right here until I die

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5.) "Committed to Parkview"


Verse 1:
N.C.    A augmentedA              E7E7
There's a man across the hall who sits staring at the floor
                    A augmentedA
He thinks he's Hank Williams, hear him singing through the door
     D MajorD           A augmentedA
Theres a girl in 203 who stops by to visit me
     B7B7              E7E7
And she talks about her songs and the star that she should be
     A augmentedA               D MajorD
There are lots of special people staying in or passing through
    A augmentedA     D MajorD  A augmentedA     D MajorD       A augmentedA
And for one thing or another, committed to Parkview


Verse 2:
     A augmentedA         E7E7
Theres a girl in 307 coming down on Thorazine
                 A augmentedA
And a superstar's ex-drummer trying to kick Benzedrine
      D MajorD                A augmentedA
There's a boy just down below me who's the son of some well-known
     B7B7                E7E7
He was brought in by his mother 'cause his daddy's always gone
     A augmentedA                D MajorD
Theres a bum from down on Broadway and a few quite well-to-do
     A augmentedA     D MajorD     A augmentedA       D MajorD       A augmentedA
Who have withdrawn from the rat race and committed to Parkview


Verse 3:
     A augmentedA               E7E7
There's a girl who cries above me loud enough to wake the dead
                      A augmentedA
They don't know what she has taken that has scrambled up her head
     D MajorD               A augmentedA
There's a writer and a singer who has tried and tried and tried
      B7B7               E7E7
They just brought him in this morning, an attempted suicide
     A augmentedA                  D MajorD
There are those who never made it, those who did but now are through
   A augmentedA     D MajorD    A augmentedA        D MajorD          A augmentedA
Some came of their own good choosing, some committed to Parkview


Verse 4:
   A augmentedA             E7E7
They wake us about 6:30, just before the morning meal
                     A augmentedA
While they're taking blood pressure, they ask us how we feel
    D MajorD                 A augmentedA
And I always say, "Fantastic, there ain't nothing wrong with me"
       B7B7             E7E7
And then they give me my injection and I go right back to sleep
    A augmentedA               D MajorD
And my days are kind of foggy and the nights are dreamy too
N.C.    A augmentedA   D MajorD    A augmentedA      D MajorD       A augmentedA
But they're taking good care of me, committed to Parkview

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6.) "Desperados Waiting for a Train"

Intro:

D MajorD G+G A7A7
D MajorD G+G A7A7



Verse 1:
D MajorD               C majorC G/BG/B
I'd play the Red River Valley
     A augmentedA              B minorBm
And he'd sit out in the kitchen and cry
      G+G        E minorEm        D MajorD   B minorBm
And run his fingers through seventy years of living
       G+G        E minorEm         A augmentedA
And wonder, "Lord, has every well I drilled run dry "
         A7A7      D MajorD
We were friends, me and this old man


Chorus:
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
G+G D/F#D/F# E minorEm  Asus4Asus4 A augmentedA


Verse 2:
    D MajorD                 C majorC G/BG/B
He's a drifter and a driller of oil wells
    A augmentedA           B minorBm
And an old school man of the world
   G+G        E minorEm        D MajorD    B minorBm
He'd let me drive his car when he's too drunk to
     G+G        E minorEm      A augmentedA
And he'd wink and give me money for the girls
            A7A7        D MajorD
And our lives were like some old western movie


Chorus:
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
G+G D/F#D/F# E minorEm  Asus4Asus4 A augmentedA


Verse 3:
     D MajorD                       C majorC G/BG/B
From the time that I could walk, he'd take me with him
   A augmentedA              B minorBm
To a bar called the Green Frog Café
        G+G   E minorEm           D MajorD  B minorBm
And there were old men with beer guts and dominoes
G+G         E minorEm         A augmentedA
Lying about their lives while they'd play
              A7A7     D MajorD
And I was just a kid, they called his sidekick


Chorus:
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
G+G D/F#D/F# E minorEm  Asus4Asus4 A augmentedA


Verse 4:
D MajorD                      C majorC G/BG/B
One day I looked up and he's pushing eighty
      A augmentedA                 B minorBm
And there's brown tobacco stains all down his chin
  G+G          E minorEm       D MajorD   B minorBm
To me he's one of the heroes of this country
  G+G          E minorEm        A augmentedA
So why's he all dressed up like them old men?
              A7A7       D MajorD
Drinking beer and playing Moon and Forty-Two


Chorus:
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
G+G D/F#D/F# E minorEm  Asus4Asus4 A augmentedA


Verse 5:
D MajorD                      C majorC G/BG/B
  The day before he died
I went to see him
A augmentedA               B minorBm
I was grown and he was almost gone
      G+G          E minorEm       D MajorD    B minorBm
So we just closed our eyes and dreamed us up a kitchen
  G+G       E minorEm        A augmentedA
And sang another verse to that old song
       A7A7              D MajorD
Come on
Jack, that son-of-a-gun's a-coming


Chorus:
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train
   B minorBm             G+G
Like desperadoes waiting for a train

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7.) "Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)"

!: Capo on 5th fret !:

Intro:

C majorC  G+G   D7D7  G+G



Verse 1:
               C majorC      G+G
The crops are all in and the peaches are rotten
               D7D7    G+G
The oranges are packed in the creosote dumps
     C majorC           G+G
They're flying them back to the Mexican border
               D7D7     G+G
To save all their money, then wade back again


Verse 2:
              C majorC     D MajorD
My father's own father, he waded that river
            D7D7       G+G
Others before him have done just the same
   C majorC             G+G
They died in the hills and they died in the valleys
            D7D7    G+G
Some went to heaven without any name


Chorus:
  C majorC          G+G
Goodbye to my Juan, goodbye Rosalita
  D MajorD       D7D7   G+G
Adios mi amigo
Jesus y Maria
   C majorC             G+G
You won't have a name when you ride the big airplane
               D7D7   G+G
All they will call you will be "Deportee"


Interlude:
C majorC  G+G   D7D7  G+G


Verse 3:
              C majorC     G+G
Some of us are illegal and others not wanted
               D7D7      G+G
Our work contracts out and we have to move on
C majorC             G+G
Six hundred miles to the Mexican border
                  D7D7       G+G
They chase us like rustlers, like outlaws, like thieves


Chorus:
  C majorC          G+G
Goodbye to my Juan, goodbye Rosalita
  D MajorD        D7D7   G+G
Adios mi amigos
Jesus y Maria
   C majorC             G+G
You won't have a name when you ride the big airplane
               D7D7   G+G
All they will call you will be "Deportee"


Interlude:
G+G  C majorC  G+G
   D7D7 G+G
C majorC    G+G
   D7D7 G+G


Verse 4:
   G+G             C majorC     G+G
The sky-plane caught fire over Los Gatos canyon
              D7D7      G+G
A augmentedA fireball of thunder that shook all the hills
    C majorC             G+G
Who are all of these dear friends, scattered like dry leaves
             D7D7    G+G
The radio said they were just deportees


Chorus:
  C majorC          G+G
Goodbye to my Juan, goodbye Rosalita
  D MajorD        D7D7   G+G
Adios mi amigos
Jesus y Maria
   C majorC             G+G
You won't have a name when you ride the big airplane
               D7D7   G+G
All they will call you will be "Deportee"
  C majorC          G+G
Goodbye to my Juan, goodbye Rosalita
  D MajorD        D7D7   G+G
Adios mi amigos
Jesus y Maria
   C majorC             G+G
You won't have a name when you ride the big airplane
               D7D7  N.C. G+G
All they will call you will be  "Deportee"

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8.) "Welfare Line"

Intro:

D MajorD



Verse 1:
      D MajorD
Well now, boys
I've been to Bethlehem
             G+G
Rode there on a big steam train
            D MajorD
Lost two fingers in the steel mills
          A7A7    D MajorD
And I ain't goin' back again


Verse 2:
D MajorD
  I fought for my country
           G+G
Lord knows I did my best
           D MajorD
Crawling 'cross some foreign field
           A7A7   D MajorD
They pinned a ribbon to my chest


Chorus:
  G+G
So, pass around the bottle, boys
           D MajorD
Let's talk about old times
    D MajorD
Night's rolling in, it's cold as sin
A7A7         D MajorD
Here on the welfare line


Verse 3:
D MajorD
Served on the Georgia Road Gang
             G+G
Couldn't pay the debts I owe
            D MajorD
'Cause I ain't made of silver
         A7A7    D MajorD
And I ain't never seen no gold


Verse 4:
D MajorD
I still remember Rachel
         G+G
Soft as a velvet gown
           D MajorD
They laid her in the pauper's grave
       A7A7    D MajorD
On the other side of town


Chorus:
  G+G
So, pass around the bottle, boys
           D MajorD
Let's talk about old times
    D MajorD
Night's rolling in, it's cold as sin
A7A7         D MajorD
Here on the welfare line


Interlude:
D MajorD   G+G  D MajorD   A7A7 D MajorD


Verse 5:
  D MajorD
Now some folks are born to money
           G+G
You know I wish 'em well
             D MajorD
If the devil should ever want my soul
      A7A7   D MajorD
I swear I'd never sell


Chorus:
  G+G
So, pass around the bottle, boys
           D MajorD
Let's talk about old times
    D MajorD
Night's rolling in, it's cold as sin
A7A7         D MajorD
Here on the welfare line
G+G
Pass around the bottle, boys
           D MajorD
Let's talk about old times
    D MajorD
Night's rolling in, it's cold as sin
A7A7         D MajorD
Here on the welfare line

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9.) "Against the Wind"

Intro:

E MajorE



Verse 1:
E MajorE
  It seems like yesterday
G# minorG#m
  But it was long ago
    A augmentedA           E MajorE
She was lovely, she was the queen of our nights
B7B7                A augmentedA       E MajorE
There in the darkness, with the radio playing low
E MajorE
  The secrets that we shared
G# minorG#m
  The mountains that we moved
A augmentedA             E MajorE
Caught like a wildfire and out of control
     A augmentedA            B7B7
There was nothin' left to burn and nothin' left to prove


Pre-Chorus:
    C# minorC#m     BB      E MajorE
And I remember what she said to me
     C# minorC#m        A augmentedA   E MajorE
How she swore that it would never end
  C# minorC#m    BB      A augmentedA
I remember how she held me, oh, so tight
               B7B7
Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then


Chorus:
E MajorE        G# minorG#m
  Against the wind
     A augmentedA          E MajorE
We were running against the wind
     A augmentedA     G# minorG#m
We were young and strong
     F# minorF#m   A augmentedA      E MajorE
But just running against the wind


Verse 2:
  E MajorE
The years rolled slowly past
G# minorG#m
  I found myself alone
  A augmentedA             E MajorE
Surrounded by strangers I thought were my friends
 B7B7            A augmentedA      E MajorE
I found myself further and further from my home
E MajorE
I guess I lost my way
      C# minorC#m
There were, oh, so many roads
   A augmentedA         E MajorE
I was living to run and running to live
    A augmentedA              B7B7
Never worrying about paying or how much I owed


Pre-Chorus:
    C# minorC#m      BB     E MajorE
Moving eight miles a minute for months at a time
     C# minorC#m   A augmentedA       E MajorE
Breaking all the rules I could bend
   C# minorC#m   BB    A augmentedA
I began to find myself searching
            B7B7
Searching for shelter again and again


Chorus:
E MajorE       G# minorG#m
  Against the wind
     A augmentedA          E MajorE
We were running against the wind
  A augmentedA    G# minorG#m    F# minorF#m   A augmentedA      E MajorE
I found myself seeking shelter against the wind


Interlude:
E MajorE  G# minorG#m  A augmentedA E MajorE A augmentedA B7B7


Pre-Chorus:
     C# minorC#m    BB    E MajorE
All those drifter's days are past me now
     C# minorC#m   A augmentedA        E MajorE
I've got so much more to think about
C# minorC#m   BB      A augmentedA
  Deadlines and commitments
                 B7B7
What to leave in, what to leave out


Chorus:
E MajorE        G# minorG#m
  Against the wind
     A augmentedA          E MajorE
We were running against the wind
  A augmentedA     G# minorG#m      F# minorF#m  A augmentedA      E MajorE
We found ourselves seeking shelter against the wind
A augmentedA G# minorG#m B7B7


Outro:
       A augmentedA
Against the wind
      E MajorE   A augmentedA
Against the wind
      E MajorE
Against the wind

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10.) "The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over"

Intro:

E MajorE



Verse 1:
E MajorE                A augmentedA     E MajorE
  Back in 1899, everybody sang Auld Lang Syne
 E MajorE
A augmentedA hundred years would take a long, long time
             B7B7
For every little boy and girl
      E MajorE
Now there's just one thing that I would like to know
       A augmentedA     A7A7   E MajorE
Where did the twentieth century go?
                      B7B7    E MajorE
I swear it was there just a minute ago, all over this world


Chorus:
  A augmentedA     E MajorE     A augmentedA     E MajorE
All over this world, all over this world
                     B7B7    E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over, all over this world


Verse 2:
   E MajorE
Does anybody recall the Great Depression?
              A augmentedA    E MajorE
I read all about it in the True Confession
E MajorE
Sorry I was late for the recording session
            B7B7
But somebody put me on hold
  E MajorE
Did anybody see them linoleum floors
      A augmentedA     A7A7    E MajorE
Petroleum jelly and two world wars?
                     B7B7    E MajorE
They went around in revolving doors, all over this world


Chorus:
  A augmentedA     E MajorE     A augmentedA     E MajorE
All over this world, all over this world
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
B7B7      E MajorE
Almost over, almost over
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
  B7B7    E MajorE
All over this world


Verse 3:
  E MajorE
Old father time is a-rumbling and a-rapping
             A augmentedA       E MajorE
Standing at the window thumping and a-tapping
E MajorE
Everybody's waiting for something to happen
              B7B7
I hope it don't happen to you
       E MajorE
You know the judgement day is gettin' nearer
     A augmentedA    A7A7    E MajorE
There it is in the rear-view mirror
                          B7B7    E MajorE
If you duck down I could see a little clearer, all over this world


Chorus:
  A augmentedA     E MajorE     A augmentedA     E MajorE
All over this world, all over this world
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
B7B7      E MajorE
Almost over, almost over
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
  B7B7    E MajorE
All over this world


Outro Chorus:
  A augmentedA     E MajorE     A augmentedA     E MajorE
All over this world, all over this world
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
B7B7      E MajorE
Almost over, almost over
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
  B7B7    E MajorE
All over this world
  A augmentedA     E MajorE     A augmentedA     E MajorE
All over this world, all over this world
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
B7B7      E MajorE
Almost over, almost over
  E MajorE
The twentieth century is almost over
  B7B7    E MajorE
All over this world
  A augmentedA     E MajorE     A augmentedA     E MajorE
All over this world, all over this world