Beaucoups Of Blues

[E]   [B]

I l[E]eft louisi[B]an, I h[E]ad me big pl[B]ans
to g[A]o out and take me all over this l[B]and.
to s[E]ee me the w[B]orld, I l[E]eft my sweet g[B]irl
and g[A]ave it a whirl but now here I st[B]and,

al[A]ong side the road with holes in my soul and my sho[E]es
[B]  and beaucoups of bl[E]ues.  [A]         [E]
Oh, swe[A]et magnolia,
breath carried over the marsh by a breeze from the g[E]ulf.
I'm coming h[B]ome, (coming home)
I've had me eno[E]ugh.  [A]       [E]

[B]
[E]   [A]   [E]   [B]

[E]   [B]   [E]   [B]
[A]   [B]

Oh, where are the things I saw in my dreams?
where's the happy that freedom should bring?
I see me today and know yesterday
that I threw away my most precious things.

[A]
[E]   [B]
[E]I se[A]e me[E] a man who's lonely, wants only to lose
beaucoups of blues.

Oh, sw[A]eet magnolia,
breath carried over the marsh by a breeze from the g[E]ulf.
I'm coming h[B]ome, (coming home)
I've had me en[E]ough. [A]       [E]
I'm coming h[B]ome, (coming home)
I've had me en[E]ough. [A]       [E]

[A]

Lyrics:

I left louisian, I had me big plans
to go out and take me all over this land.
to see me the world, I left my sweet girl
and gave it a whirl but now here I stand,

along side the road with holes in my soul and my shoes
and beaucoups of blues.
Oh, sweet magnolia,
breath carried over the marsh by a breeze from the gulf.
I'm coming home, (coming home)
I've had me enough.

Oh, where are the things I saw in my dreams?
where's the happy that freedom should bring?
I see me today and know yesterday
that I threw away my most precious things.
I see me a man who's lonely, wants only to lose
beaucoups of blues.

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