Abilene chords by Plains

🎸 Intro:

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🎸 Chorus:
          D       G           D
We don’t need to talk about Abilene
      D   G          D
Cause Abilene don’t mean
    D      A        D       G
No coffee shop, no liquor store
       D           A     G        D
So I don’t talk about Abilene no more

🎸 Verse :
D         G               D
  Young lovers like to dream
  D            G              D
We’ll settle down and we’ll make a good team
       D               A
Well Main Street was cute and
D                 G
the rents there were cheap
           D             A           G      D
But I was too much for you and for your Abilene

🎸 Chorus:
          D       G           D
We don’t need to talk about Abilene
      D   G          D
Cause Abilene don’t mean
     D      A            D        G
No couple acres, no screened in porch
       D           A     G         D
So I don’t talk about Abilene no more

🎸 Interlude:
D   G   D

D   G   D

D   A   G   D

G   D




🎸 Verse :
      D         G           D
I remember the air when I drove out of town
   D            G           D
Crying on the highway with my windows down
D              A           D          G
I’da stayed there forever, till death do us part
 D            A          D           G
Texas in my rearview
Plains in my heart
          D          A           G            D
Couldn’t hold it together when Abilene fell apart

🎸 Chorus:
     D            G           D
We don’t need to talk about Abilene
       D   G         D
Cause Abilene don’t mean
     D           A          D           G
No turning the garden, no toys on the floor
      D            A    G          D
So I don’t talk about Abilene no more
     D             G          D
We don’t need to talk about Abilene
       D   G         D
Cause Abilene don’t mean
     D               A            D           G
No life that we’re building, no weathering storms
               D          A     G          D
That’s why I don’t talk about Abilene no more
              D           A      G        D
That’s why I don’t talk about Abilene no more