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Sorest Of Eyes

William Elliott Whitmore
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
bass string and the rest of the chord: e.g.
A
E---2-2 ---3-3 -------|
B---3-3 ---3-3 ---2-2-|
G---2-2 ---0-0 ---2-2-|
D-0---- ------ ---2-2-|
A------ ------ -0-----|
E------ -3---- -------|
You  are a sight for the  sorest of eyes
and  these have  never beheld
such  beauty and grace in  the look on your  face
is  a secret you  just can't  tell
 Blow out those candles and crawl into bed
 Hold me close and don't let go
 The storm clouds are gatherin' all overhead
 and the wind is starting to blow
I  never felt better than in  your two arms
 and the moon never shone so bright
All  my woes seem to fade  away
Darlin'  you sure  are a sight
 (the last two verses go back to the original pattern)
 Tea in the morning and whiskey at night
 is such a hard cycle to break
 but your company is just fine by me
 Lovin for lovins sake
 You shoot me that look from them big doe eyes
 like a slug from a forty-four
 It's as easy as that for you to lay me out flat
 that's one thing that's always for sure

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Readable chord sheet for Sorest Of Eyes by William Elliott Whitmore

bass string and the rest of the chord: e.g.
[D]             [G]              [A]
E---2-2       ---3-3         -------|
B---3-3       ---3-3         ---2-2-|
G---2-2       ---0-0         ---2-2-|
D-0----       ------         ---2-2-|
A------       ------         -0-----|
E------       -3----         -------|

[D]You are a sight for the[G] sorest of e[D]yes
[D]and these [A]have never [D]beheld
[D]such beauty and grace i[G]n the look on [D]your face
[D]is a secret y[A]ou just c[D]an't tell

Blow out those candles and crawl into bed
Hold me close and don't let go
The storm clouds are gatherin' all overhead
and the wind is starting to blow

[G]I never felt better than [D]in your two arms
and the moon never shone so [A]bright
[G]All my woes seem to [D]fade away
[D]Darlin' you [A]sure are a [D]sight

(the last two verses go back to the original pattern)

Tea in the morning and whiskey at night
is such a hard cycle to break
but your company is just fine by me
Lovin for lovins sake

You shoot me that look from them big doe eyes
like a slug from a forty-four
It's as easy as that for you to lay me out flat
that's one thing that's always for sure

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