JAMES KEELAGHAN - SINATRA AND I CHORDS

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James Keelaghan - Sinatra And I ## NOTE: ~ ~ = Walk-Down from C to G ## INTRO: C F C G C F C F G

I ^Chave to ad^Gmit there's a ^Amstrange tale be^Ctween us A ^Ftwisted road winding be^Ctween you and ^GI I ^Cwas living in a ^Ggarret on the ^Amedges of ^CStaten I was ^Flying in bed, looking ^Cout at the ^Gnight

Grey sky exploded, ^Ffire rained ^Cdown Some refinery in Jersey had burned to the ^Gground Call me superstitious, I ^Fcalled it a ^Csign I packed up the van, headed out for the ^GLine

I ^Cwandered for ^Gmonths, it was ^Amgorgeous but ^Csomehow I ^Fdidn't know what I was ^Ctrying to ^Gfind The ^Clast days of ^Gsummer found me ^Amcrossing the ^Cborder I was ^Ffeeling quite lonely, quite ^Cout of my ^Gmind

I stopped in Regina, my ^Fspirits were ^Clow If I didn't do something, I was bound to ex^Gplode If I was gonna keep travelling, I ^Fneeded a ^Cdate Pulled the van to a stop at the SPC^GA

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^AmThere he sat curled up, ^Fback in the ^Ccorner Face like a bandit, and icy blue ^Geyes He ^Amopened the gate and ^Fcasually ^Cstrolled Out of the kennel, and into my ^Glife

So it ^Cwas, that Si^Gnatra and ^AmI went a-^Croving Yeah, ^Fthat's what I called him, be^Ccause of his ^Geyes ^CTurns out as ^Gwell, he's a ^Ampretty good ^Csinger Though he ^Ftends more to blues than to ^CStrangers at ^GNight

Old Blue Eyes beside me we ^Fkept heading ^CNorth Near Whitehorse the van finally gave up the g^Ghost Got a job at a cafe where Si^Fnatra begged ^Cscraps Saving our money for spark plugs and ^Gmaps

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^CSome nights ^Gwe'd both ^Amgot cabin ^Cfever We'd ^Fgo for a walk old Si^Cnatra and ^GI His ^Cnose in the ^Gground, sniffing ^Amout possi^Cbilities ^FWe're looking out through the ^Cdome of the ^Gsky

I ask him to sit, he ^Fpays me no ^Cmind He'll do it his way and I'll do it ^Gmine That's why I liked him, ^Fonce more that's ^Cwhy I think there's a future for Si

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James Keelaghan - Sinatra and i