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[INTRO] C C C C F F G G G7 G7 C C [Verse 1]
It’s Ccold in Colorado, colder in my Fheart, GShattered hopes and dreams; G7tear me aCpart. G7 I Ccrossed that old blue river, a river of Ftears, and I don’t Gknow if I can live - another heart-break Cyear.
[Verse 2]
It was Cdown in old Kentucky, where bluegrass Fgrows, GHope springs eternal, G7when bourbon whiskey Cflows. Met a Cpretty young lady, a southern aristoFcrat, and I Gshould have known better G7to trust a gal like Cthat.
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Now it’s Fcold in Colorado, colder in my Cheart, These Gshattered hopes and dreams; tear me aCpart. I Fcrossed that old blue river, a river of Ctears, and I don’t Gknow if I can live G7another heart-break Cyear.
[INSTRUMENTAL] G G G7 G7 C C [Verse 3]
On a Cmoonlit night in Georgia, met a sweet southern Fbell, GThought I knew the ways of love G7thought I knew them Cwell. She was Csweeter than the jasmine, I do remember Fthat, Now, aGnother shattered dream G7she’s never coming Cback.
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Now it’s Fcold in Colorado, colder in my Cheart, These Gshattered hopes and dreams; tear me aCpart. I Fcrossed that old blue river, a river of Ctears, and I don’t Gknow if I can live G7another heart-break Cyear.
There’s Gbeen too many lovers, too Fmany memorCies, That Gtook my heart and soul and the Fbetter part of Cme.
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Now it’s Fcold in Colorado, colder in my Cheart, These Gshattered hopes and dreams; tear me aCpart. I Fcrossed that old blue river, a river of Ctears, and I don’t Gknow if I can live G7another heart-break Cyear.
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No I don’t Gknow if I can live G7another heart-break Fyear.C G C