Ron Pope-A Wedding In Connecticut C/G: 332010 C: 032010 Em: 022010 Am:002210 Fmaj7: 003210 G6: 320010 C/G C Em Am C Fmaj7 x2

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In t^C/Ghe confusion and the^Em noise all of her ^Ambeauty and he^Cr po^Fmaj7ise turned gr^C/Gey like snow be^Emside the city stree^Ct

she^C/G met a boy named St^Emeven they made lo^Amve in his a^Cpartm^Fmaj7ent in a sec^C/Gond story wa^Emlk up out in Queens ^Am ^C ^Fmaj7

and^C the things she hoped to f^Emind beneath him^Am on that August n^Fmaj7ight was the fa^Crthest thing from h^Emer as she dressed to leav^Ame ^C ^Fmaj7

so she h^Fmaj7ides h^G6er ^Ceyes says a ^Fmaj7slow g^G6ood^Cbye swears by the ^Fmaj7morn-i^G6ng li^Cght, sh^Eme'll be f^Fmaj7ine

at a wed^Cding in Conne^Emcticut the moth^Amer of the bri^Fmaj7de day drea^Cms about her ^Emhusband who's just past^Am ^C ^Fmaj7

as she s^Ctands to give her to^Emast she says the ^Amonly thing i k^Fmaj7now is when you ^Cfind a love thats wor^Emth it make it last^C ^C

so s^Che chokes back the tea^Emrs and speaks of ^Amall her daughters y^Fmaj7ears thirty ch^Cristmas' of m^Ememories that she keep^Ams ^C ^Fmaj7

and the s^Cpeech was sad and sw^Emeet she ki^Amsses guests as t^Fmaj7hey all leave then h^Ceads off to her h^Emotel room to weep^C

so she ^Fmaj7bides ^G6her t^Cime and says a ^Fmaj7slow g^G6oodb^Cye swears by the^Fmaj7 morn-i^G6ng l^Cight, she^Em'll be fi^Cne

yeah she ^Fmaj7hides ^G6her ^Ceyes though its ^Fmaj7hard s^G6ome nigh^Cts she'll take her ^Fmaj7own s^G6weet ti^Cme, s^Emhe'll be ^Fmaj7fine

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A w^C/Gelder who spent twen^Emty years working ^Amin an auto pl^Fmaj7ant gets ^C/Glaid off on a thu^Emrsday afternoon^Am ^C ^Fmaj7

and he ^C/Ggrips the fourty-fiv^Eme that rests in the ^Amglove box when he dr^Fmaj7ives then put^C/Gs the gun a^Emway and wonders wha^Amt to do^C ^Fmaj7

so ^C/Ghe parks in his driv^Emeway and h^Amead against the st^Fmaj7eering wheel and tri^C/Ges to think w^Emhat to tell his wife^Am ^C ^Fmaj7

and in the ^C/Gkitchen, he expla^Emins Am ` Fmaj7 and swears they'll be okay she says, y^C/Gou're the only thi^Emng i need in this life^Am ^C ^C

so he ^Fmaj7bides ^G6his ^Ctime and says a ^Fmaj7slow g^G6ood^Cbye swears by the ^Fmaj7morn-i^G6ng l^Cight, ^Emhe'll be ^Fmaj7fine

yes he ^Fmaj7hides ^G6his e^Cyes though its ^Fmaj7hard s^G6ome n^Cights he'll take his^Fmaj7 own sw^G6eet ti^Cme, and ^Emhe'll be ^Fmaj7fine

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Ron Pope - A wedding in connecticut