Lay Your Money
Tora Tora
D
(início)
DVerse
D Poor old man came from Mississippi D Nothin' on his mind but a cheap fifth of whiskey D Playin' his guitar, got into the city D Workin' on the streets just to make a living A Well he could sing those coffee house blues D Mississippi John made it look so easy D Cigarette behind his ear his eye are lookin' misty D Really let go when the bottle's half empty D Singing it loud, his voice is kinda gritty A He knows he's got nothin' to prove
Chorus
D G He spends his time playin' in the city D G Won't you lay your money down D G Watchful eyes for someone who will listen D G Won't you lay your money down
Interlude
DVerse 2
D Everybody said he'd be better off leavin' D And he knew in his heart that he better start believing D Better use the talent that the good lord gave him D To get out of this place he don't need a good reason A He's giving heart and soul to you
Chorus 2
D G He spends his time playin' in the city D G Won't you lay your money down D G Watchful eyes for someone who will listen D G Won't you lay your money down
Solo
D A
Verse 3
D Look downtown see the man on the corner D Working so hard just get a dollar D People walk my want to call him a beggar D Don't want too much he's just taking what they offer A Well he's playing each note for you
Chorus 3
D G He spends his time playin' in the city D G Won't you lay your money down D G Watchful eyes for someone who will listen D G Won't you lay your money down D G He spends his time playin' in the city D G Won't you lay your money down D G Watchful eyes for someone who will listen D G Won't you lay your money down
Outro
D D Poor old man came from Mississippi D Nothin' on his mind but a cheap fifth of whiskey D Playin' his guitar, got into the city D Workin' on the streets just to make a living
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