John Denver - Saturday night in toledo ohio

^CSaturday night in Toledo Ohio is like being n^C#dimowhere at al^G7l All through the day how the ^Chours rush ^Amby You ^D7sit in the park and you ^G7watch the ^F#7grass ^G7die Ah but a^Cfter the sunset the dusk and the twilight When shadows of ^C#dimnight start to f^G7all They roll back the sidewalks ^Cprecisely at ^Amten ^F#7Fnd people who live there are ^B7not seen ^Bb7a-g

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a^B7in Just ^Ctwo lonely ^C7truckers from ^FKearny Nebraska Fnd a ^G7salesman from places ^Cunknown -es unknow^C7n All ^Fhuddled ^Cdimtogether in ^Cdowntown ^A7Toledo To ^D7spend their big^G7 night all^C alone You ^Cask how I know of Toledo Ohio Well I spent a w^C#dimeek there one da^G7y They've got entertainment to ^Cdazzle your ^Ameyes Go ^D7visit the bakery and^G7 watch the^F#7 buns^G7 rise Ah but l^Cet's not forget the folks of Toledo unselfo shly^F#dim gave us the^G7 scale

“No springs honest weight” that's the ^Cpromise they ^Ammade So ^D7smile and be thankful next^G7 time you^F#7 get w^G7eighed And ^Clive and let ^C7live let th^Fis be our motto ^G7Let's let the sleeping dogs l^Cie -ping dogs li^C7e And h^Fere's to the ^Cdimdogs of To^Cledo Oh^Amio ^D7Ladies we ^G7bid you good b^Cye ^{G7 C}