Dayton Ohio chords by Randy Newman
Guitar chords with lyrics
Intro: Gmaj7
Verse 1:
G Gmaj7
Sing a song, of long ago,
G6 G7
When things were green, and movin' slow.
A A7 Am7 D7
And people'd stop to say hel-lo, or they'd say "hi" to you.
Refrão 1:
G C G
"Would you like to come over for tea,
A7 D7
With the missus and me?"
G G7 C Cm
It's a real nice way to spend the day, in Dayton O-hio,
G D/F# Em D C C/B D
On a lazy Sunday after-noon, in nineteen O' three.
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Verse 2:
G Gmaj7
Sing a song, of long ago,
G6 G7
When things could grow, and days flowed quietly.
A A7
The air was clean, and you could see,
Am7 D7
And folks were nice to you.
Refrão 2:
G C G
"Would you like to come over for tea,
A7 D7
With the missus and me?"
G G7 C Cm
It's a real nice way to spend the day, in Dayton O-hio,
G D/F# Em D C C/B D G C, G
On a lazy Sunday after-noon, in nineteen, hundred... and three.
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