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The Story Of My Old Man G, C
G I don’t know too much about Too C much of my old G man I C know he walked right out the door C And we never saw him G again C Last I heard he was at the bar C Doing himself G in C I know I’ve got that same disease C I guess I got that from him
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Am This is the stoA7ry of my old C man Am Just like his fatA7her before C him Am I’m telling you do aA7nything you C can So Am you don’t end A7 up just like C them Like them
C Monday he woCke and C hated life C Drank until CWednesday and C left his wife Thursday through Saturday lost everything Woke up on Sunday miserable again
G I remember baseball games And C working on the G car C Told me that he loved And that C I would go G far C Showed me how to work hard C And stick up for myGself C I wish it wasn’t too C hard To listen to himGself
Chorus:
Am This is the stoA7ry of my old C man Am Just like his fatA7her before C him Am I’m telling you do aA7nything you C can So Am you don’t end A7 up just like C them Like them
C Monday he woCke and C hated life C Drank until CWednesday and C left his wife Thursday through Saturday lost everything Woke up on Sunday miserable again Again CAgain
Ami, A7, C
Again Ami, A7 Again C A7 Someday he’ll C wish that he G made things C right Made things right C long for his faAmmily Cand Miss his wife Miss his wife A7 Remembered the dAmays he hCad everything A7 now hes aloAmne and CMiserable again