Аккорды к песне ​Orville Peck — Lafayette

 
[Verse 1] 
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Hurry over and cry, Lafayette 
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..I knew that I’d lose you the moment we met 
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But the bayou still sings every night in my head 
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Though I can’t understand what it wants 
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..I love when it rains but I hate getting wet 
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Never thought it’d be me that you’d haunt 
 
[Verse 2] 
     C 
Can’t remember your words, Lafayette 
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You said,..”Words didn’t matter, it’s what’s in your head” 
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But if you don’t ask then you’re bound not to get 
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Still know what you said wasn’t wrong 
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..I can’t turn a corner or walk down the street 
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Without seeing your face come along 
 
[Chorus] 
     Am Em           Am     Em 
Last born son,….yeah, loaded gun… 
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..You know I recall somebody saying, “Ther? ain’t no cowboys left” 
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But they ain’t met m? and they ain’t met you, Lafayette………….. 
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…They ain’t met me, Lafayette 
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Ooh……………….. 
              C 
They ain’t met you, Lafayette 
 
[Verse 3] 
  C 
The months march away, Lafayette 
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..I hear it takes years for the heart to reset 
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Yeah, but one of these days, I’ll be done with regret 
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Didn’t think it would take me this long 
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..Still sing Delta Dawn when I catch a sunset 
   C     G       C 
I remember how you loved that song 
 
[Chorus] 
     Am Em           Am     Em 
Last born son,….yeah, loaded gun… 
F      G      C     Am         F    G       F 
..You know I recall somebody saying, “Ther? ain’t no cowboys left” 
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But they ain’t met m? and they ain’t met you, Lafayette