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A Glong, Dlong Emtime ago, AmI can still reCmember, how that musicEm used to make me sDmile. And GI knew if I Dhad Emmy chance, that AmI could make those Cpeople dance, and Emmaybe they'd by Chappy for a Dwhile. EmBut February Ammade me shiver, Emwith every paper AmI'd deliver. CBad news Gon the doorsAmtep; I Ccouldn't take one more sDtep I Gcan't reDmember if I Emcried, when I Amread about his Dwidowed bride; Gsomething Dtouched me Emdeep inside, C D G \ the day the music died.
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So, Gbye-Cbye, Miss GAmerican DPie, drove my GChevy to the Clevee but the Glevee was Ddry. Them Ggood ole Cboys were drinking Gwhiskey and Drye, Em~ A~ singing this'll be the day that I die, Em~ D this'll be the day that I die.
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GDid you write the Ambook of love, and do Cyou have faith in AmGod above, Emif the Bible Dtells you so? Now do Gyou beDlieve in Emrock and roll, can Ammusic save your Cmortal soul? AndEm can you teach me Ahow to dance Dreal slow?
[Verse] Em~ Am~ Well I know that you're in love with him, Em~ Am~ 'cause I saw you dancing in the gym
You Cboth Gkicked off your Ashoes, man I Cdig those rhythm and Dblues! I was a Glonely Dteenage Embronching buck, with a Ampink carnation and a Cpick-up truck. But GI knew DI was Emout of luck the Cday, the Dmusic Gdied. GI started Dsinging
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GBye-Cbye, Miss GAmerican DPie, drove my GChevy to the Clevee but the Glevee was Ddry. Them Ggood ole Cboys were drinking Gwhiskey and Drye, Em~ A~ singing this'll be the day that I die, Em~ D this'll be the day that I die.
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Now for Gten years, we've been Amon our own; and Cmoss grows fat on a Amrolling stone, but Emthat's not how it Dused to be. When the Gjester Dsang for the EmKing and Queen, in a Amcoat he borrowed Cfrom James Dean, and a Emvoice that Acame from you and Dme
[Verse] Em~ Am~ Oh, and while the king was looking down, Em~ Am~ the jester stole his thorny crown,
the Ccourt room Gwas adjAourned, no Cverdict was reDturned. And while GLennon Dread a Embook on Marx, the Amquartet practiced Cin the park; and Gwe sang Ddirges Emin the dark, the Cday the Dmusic Gdied, we were Dsinging
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GBye-Cbye, Miss GAmerican DPie, drove my GChevy to the Clevee but the Glevee was Ddry. Them Ggood ole Cboys were drinking Gwhiskey and Drye, Em~ A~ singing this'll be the day that I die, Em~ D this'll be the day that I die.