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Lars Gunnar And Me

Lee Hazlewood
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
Up  on Gotland whistling(?)  girls that should have left us long ago
 Watching the hungry nights eat the days  and people saying fools you better go
But  we stayed a while and fought the nights and drank the clock around,
The  year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down
 (up ½ measure chords: )
 We were stealing anything we could to keep us warm
 We got down drinking with alcohol we found in some old barn
 We thought we were harder than the rocks we slept on so we stood our ground
 The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down
 (up 1 measure chords: )
 Belly is empty, we shared the same old piece of frozen bread
 Robbed a squirrel and then we killed an alien, God knows he’s better dead
 Lord, did I see hell that Gotland winter (??) nearly froze our bones to the ground
 The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down
 The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down...

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Readable chord sheet for Lars Gunnar And Me by Lee Hazlewood

[E7]Up on Gotland [A]whistling(?) girls that should have left us long a[E7]go
Watching the hungry nights eat the [A]days and people saying fools you better [E7]go
[A]But we stayed a while and fought the nights and drank the clock a[E7]round,
[A]The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer [E7]down

(up ½ measure chords: [F7] [Bb])
We were stealing anything we could to keep us warm
We got down drinking with alcohol we found in some old barn
We thought we were harder than the rocks we slept on so we stood our ground
The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down

(up 1 measure chords: [G7] [C])
Belly is empty, we shared the same old piece of frozen bread
Robbed a squirrel and then we killed an alien, God knows he’s better dead
Lord, did I see hell that Gotland winter (??) nearly froze our bones to the ground
The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down
The year Lars-Gunnar and me rode the summer down...

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