John Denver - Two shots

I took ^C two ^D shots, got ^C no ^G ducks and ^D7 cold, cold [G] hands ^G Last night while ^D7 Mike and I were out ^C drinking [Am] Trying to [D7] have A good [G] time [G7] The ^C lady with whom I was ^G speaking ^{Em A7} Thought I was feeding her some old ^D7 line When I ^G spoke of a ^D7 cold winter^'s ^C morning A [Am] duckblind and A [D7] river of [G] gray [G7] The ^C sound of the ^Am snow softly ^G falling ^Em When I ^A7 thought I heard somebody ^D7 say I took ^C two ^D shots, got ^C no ^G ducks And ^D7 cold, cold ^G hands

I could ^G tell by the ^D7 gaze of my ^C comrades That ^Am I was the ^D7 one who had ^G spoke ^G7 Their ^C eyes held a message of ^G patience ^Em The ^A7 thrill of the hunt and of ^D7 hope But when ^G I spoke ^D7 again how they ^C listened For the ^Am wisdom of ^D7 what I might ^G say ^G7 If the ^C good Lord had ^Am meant us to ^G shoot one ^Em He^'d ^A7 surely send more ducks our ^D7 way I took ^C two ^D shots, got ^C no ^G ducks And ^D7 cold, cold ^G hands

Well the ^G lady with ^D7 whom I was ^C speaking She laughed ^Am lightly and she ^D7 wandered ^G away ^G7 My ^C heart like the snow in my ^G story ^Em Fell ^A7 silent I^'d hoped she would ^D7 stay (sing) It^'s so ^G nice to ^D7 talk to some ^C body To find ^Am someone who^'s ^D7 willing to ^G share ^G7 I ^C know that this ^Am life is worth ^G living ^Em But ^A7 sometimes it just isn^'t ^D7 fair I took ^C two ^D shots, got ^C no ^G ducks And ^D7 cold, cold ^G hands I took ^C two ^D shots, got ^C no ^G ducks And ^D7 cold, cold ^C hands [G] - [Am7] - [G]