Jim Croce - Salon and saloon

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^DStrange that we should ^Dm7meet here ^Amseeing o^Cff our f^Griends ^{G7 F7}It's hard to^Gm draw the line ^Dmbetween ^Cmbeginnings and ^D#mends

^DOh ^F#mMary, ^BmMa- ry, ^Gm7must you ^C7go so ^Dsoon ^DWe must ^Bmbe a ^Db7sight to see ^F#mSalon ^Dbaugand ^F#m7saloon ^BI'll look y^Eou up soon ^AMaybe sing ^Dyou a tune