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Like a Summer Thursday  Townes Van Zandt

 
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Submitted by Neal
 
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[C]Her face was [G7]crystal, [F]fair and [C]fine
[F]Her breath was [C]morning, [G7]her lips were wine
[F]Her eyes were [C]laughter, her touch d[F]ivine
[G]Her face was crystal, and s[F]he was [C]mine.
If only she could feel my pain
But feelin's a burden she can't sustain
So Like A Summer Thursday, I cry for rain
To come and turn the ground to green again.
If only she could hear my song
'Bout the empty difference 'tween rights and wrongs
Then I know that I could stand alone
As well as they, now that she's gone.
Repeat 1st verse
 
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Submitted by Geir
 
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Intro: D - f#m - G - A - D
[D]Her face was c[A/C#]rystal, f[G]air and[D] fine
G f#m hm A
Her breath was morning and her lips were wine
G D hm G
Her eyes were laughter, her touch divine
A G D...(intro)
Her face was crystal, and she was mine.
If only she could feel my pain
Feelin's a burden she can't sustain
So Like A Summer Thursday, I cry for rain
To come and turn the ground to green again.
If only she could hear my song
'Bout the empty difference 'tween rights and wrongs
Then I know that I could stand alone
As well as they, now that she's gone.
Her face was crystal, and she was mine ...
 


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