Neil Young - Double e

^ABack in the country Livin' on the d^Double e In the ^Fsunshine ^Gof her life ^AThere's a ready young filly ^AAnd mom and daddy ^DWon't let her leave Mom and ^Fpapa won't ^Glet her go.^A

^GBut when they ^Dgo out d^Aancin' She ^Gbreaks out ^Don her ^Aown ^GShe's hot enough to ^Dburn the ^Ahouse down And ^Gmom and daddy don't k^Dnow.

^AWhen Edith and Earl Renamed the double ^De They ^Fnearly made ^Ghistory ^Aneighbours rose up And some of them were mad as h^Dell 'cause it ^Fused to be the ^Gdouble ^AL.

^GChange comes ^Dslow in the ^Acountry When you're ^Gnew, there's a l^Dot of dist^Arust ^GYears pass ^Dby unev^Aentful, And ^Gmemories turn to d^Dust.

^AMeanwhile granny Has got her bright ^Ccolors ^Don The s^Funshine in h^Ger eyes ^ACruisin' by the bars And honky tonks where s^Che met g^Drandpa And ^Fcaught that ^Gyoung man's ^Aeye.

^GDusty ^Dwhite eldor^Aado ^GCruisin' t^Dhrough the ^Atrees ^GSlippin' ^Dthrough the s^Ahadows Of ^Gwhat used to ^Dbe ^A

^ABack in the day Livin' in the s^Cummer of ^Dlove ^FLivin' in the ^Gsummer of ^Alove ^AGrandma's ok But not the same since ^Cgrandpa's ^Dgone She's ^Flivin' in the ^Gsummer of ^Alove ^ABack in the day Livin' in the s^Cummer of ^Dlove ^FLivin' in the ^Gsummer of ^Alove A D ^FLivin' in the ^Gsummer of ^Alove A D ^FLivin' in the ^Gsummer of ^Alove A D ^FLivin' in the ^Gsummer of ^Alove