Аккорды к песне Jimmy Buffett — Death Of An Unpopular Poet Acoustic

[Intro] 
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[Verse 1] 
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   I once knew a poet, who lived before his time 
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   He and his dog Spooner, who listened while he rhymed 
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   Words to make ya happy, words to make you cry 
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   Then one day the poet suddenly did die 
  
  
[Verse 2] 
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   But he left behind a closet, filled with verse and rhyme 
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   Through some strange transaction one was printed in the Times 
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   And everybody searchin for the king of underground 
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   Well they found him down in Florida, with a tombstone for a crown 
  
  
[Bridge] 
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   And everybody knows the lines 
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   From his book that costs $4.99 
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   And I wonder if he knows he's doin 
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   Quite this fine 
  
  
[Verse 3] 
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   Cause his books are all best sellers, his poems were turned to songs 
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   Had his brother on a talk show, though they never got along 
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   And now he's called immortal, yes he's even taught in school 
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   They say he used his talent, a most proficient tool 
  
  
[Verse 4] 
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   But he left all of his royalties, to Spooner his old hound 
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   Growin old on steak and bacon, in a dog house 10 feet 'round 
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   And everybody wonders, did he really lose his mind 
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   No, he was just a poet who lived before his time. 
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   He was just a poet who lived before his time.