Memphis - Milk Carton Kids NOTE: This is set up like traditional sheet music so you can have easy access on one page without problems. So there are three verses with the same basic chordal structure, and you can see them lined up to show the similarity. I like this better but of course it is not typical anymore. If this is new to you, follow the numbered lines. For example, the first verse goes "There was a dream I had it too you could see it coming true." This is shown below by following line "1" all the way through.

1. There was a ^Ddream 2. This ain't a trip 3. I guess it's been

1. I had it, ^Ato^Asus4o ^A 2. with my son 3. a long de..cline

1. You could ^Bm7see it ^Bm ^Bm7 2. There's no guitar 3. God bless the souls

1. Coming ^Gtrue ^Gsus4 ^Gsus2 ^G 2. Shines in the sun 3. That shook up mine [go to final chorus]

1. It would ^Em7/Btravel ^Em7 2. Those days are gone

1. In the ^Aair ^Asus4 ^A 2. May new ones come

1. You could ^Dmake it 2. Before it's all 1. If you ^Gdared 2. just a museum

CHORUS (verses 1 & 2)

^G2Now the ^Asun ^Asus4goes ^Adown over ^GDolly Parton ^G/BBridge ^G The ^Emone-time home of soul ta^Em7kes our ^Acountry's ^Asus4fin....^Aal ^Gmbreath

1. I guess it ^Dtakes 2. I guess it takes

1. More than a ^Aman ^Asus4 ^A 2. More than a king

1. More ^Dthan a ^Bm7dream ^Bm 2. More than a song

1. ^BmFor such a ^Gfight 2. For such a fight

1/2. ^EmGrace^Em7land ^Em7/Gis a ^Aghost town to^Dnight

Final Chorus (verse 3 only)

^EmGrace^Em7land ^Em7/Gis a ^Aghost town ^F#7Graceland is a ^Bmghost town^Bm7 ^EmGraceland ^Em7/Gis a ^Agh^Asus4ost to^Awn to^Dnight

The Milk Carton Kids - Memphis