True Story Of Amelia Earhart

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    A                               D
You take it or you leave it but I’m telling anyhow
G                           A
 There’s a story you should know
 G                   D
Amelia was a hero in all of your hearts
    C                             D
And that’s all we want you to know

    A                                D
She landed in the headlines on the first day of July
G                             A
When Electra hit the ocean bed
    G                                 D
And flying fifteen hundred miles from her alloted course
    C                             D
Was not what all the newsstands said

    A                            D
She left with Captain Noonan her navigating force
G                                 A
From New Guinea to the Howland Isle
     G                               D
With thirty minutes fuel left no landfall came the cry
    C                           D
And all of us believed him for awhile

    G
Oh Amelia its true
           Am
You’re the lady of the air
D                         G
This I’m not disputing anyhow
    C                            Em
But if what Mr. Goerner said was only half the truth
      C
Then Amelia

    A7                            D
For thirty days the Lexington and others searched the sea
  G                            A
Before pronouncing “Earhart lost”
    G                                D
And all was going smoothly and the senator’s relaxed
 C                         D
Amelia and Noonan paid the cost

       A                      D
Then a CBS man Goerner was confused by all the facts
G                               A
He said there’s someone telling lies
 G                                    D
Amelia’s plane was not the one they detailed in the news
    C                                D
The fuel tanks alone were twice that size

    G
Oh Amelia its true
           Am
You’re the lady of the air
D                         G
This I’m not disputing anyhow
    C                            Em
But if what Mr. Goerner said was only half the truth
      C
Then Amelia

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D  C  D

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Jesus Salas, one of many, he had no call to lie
       G                             A
He was working in the harbor that day
    G                               D
And Saipan was a wartime stronghold of the Japanese
    C                          D
And Jesus saw the fliers land away

   A7
So who’s to point the finger more so
D
Whose to say what’s right
G                        A
Me, I just wanted you to hear
    G                           D
How brave Amelia Earhart, first lady of the air
    C                              D
And Frederick Noonan ended their careers

    G
Oh Amelia its true
           Am
You’re the lady of the air
D                         G
This I’m not disputing anyhow
    C                           Em
But if what Mr. Goerner said is only half the truth
      C
Then Amelia, oh Amelia

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