Gram Parsons - Streets of baltimore

^FWell I sold the farm to ^Bbtake my woman ^Fwhere she longed to ^Bbbe ^CWe left our kin and all our friends back t^Bbhere in Tenness^Fee ^FAnd I bought those one way ^Bbtickets she had ^Foften begged me ^Bbfor ^CAnd they took us to the streets of Baltim^Fore ^CWell her heart was filled with gladness when she ^Fsaw those city lights ^FShe said the prettiest place on earth was Baltimore at ^Cnight Well a ^Fman feels proud to ^Bbgive his woman ^Fwhat she's longing ^Bbfor ^CAnd I kind of like the Streets of Baltim^Fore

^FThen I got myself a fact^Bbory job, I ran^F an old machine ^{Bb C}And I bought a little cottage in a neighbo^Bbrhood serene ^{F F}And every night when I'd co^Bbme home with eve^Fry muscle sore ^{Bb C}She'd drag me through the Streets of Balt^Fimore ^CWell I did my best to bring her back to what she ^Fused to be ^FThen I soon learned she loved those bright lights more ^Cthan she loved me Now I'm^F a-going back on th^Bbat same train t^Fhat brought me here^Bb before ^CWhile my baby walks the streets of Balti^Fmore ^CWhile my baby walks the streets of ^FBaltimore