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1. $1,000 WEDDING 
2. A SONG FOR YOU 

$1000 Wedding 

written by Gram Parsons 

Gram Parson vocals/acoustic guitar
Emmylou Harris harmony vocals
Glen D Hardin piano
James Burton guitar
Emory Gordy bass
Ronnie Tutt drums
Herb Pedersen acoustic guitar
Al Perkins steel guitar


Db Ab Bbm Db
It was a $1000 wedding supposed to be held the other day and
Gb Eb
With all the invitations sent
Db Ab
The young bride went away
Db Ab
When the groom saw people passing notes
Bbm Db Gb Eb
Not unusual, he might say
Db Gb
But where are the flowers for my baby
Db Gb
I'd even like to see her mean old mama
Db Ab Bbm Db Gb Db Gb Eb Ab
And why ain't there a funeral, if you're gonna act that way
Ab Eb Ab
I hate to tell you how he acted when the news arrived 
Ab
He took some friends out drinking and
Eb Gb
it's lucky they survived
Db Ab
Well, he told them everything there was to
Bbm Db Gb Eb
tell there along the way
Db Gb
And he felt so bad when he saw the traces
Db Gb
of old lies still on their faces
Db Ab Bbm Db
So why don't someone here just spike his drink
Gb Db B Gb
Why don't you do him in some old way
Db B Gb
Supposed to be a funeral
Gb Db B Gb Eb Ab
It's been a bad, bad day
Ab
The Reverend Dr. William Grace
Eb Ab
Was talking to the crowd
Ab
All about the sweet child's holy face and
Eb Gb
The saints who sung out loud
Db Ab
And he swore the fiercest beasts 
Bbm Db Gb Eb
could all be put to sleep the same silly way
Db Gb
And where are the flowers for the girl
Db Gb
She only knew she loved the world
Db Ab Bbm Db Gb Db B Gb
And why ain't there one lonely horn and one sad note to play
Db B Gb
Supposed to be a funeral
Gb Db B Gb
It's been a bad, bad day
Db B Gb
Supposed to be a funeral
Gb Db B Gb Eb Ab Db
It's been a bad, bad day

From Gram Parsons "Grievous Angel" 

 

A Song For You 

written by Gram Parsons 

Gram Parsons vocals/acoustic guitar
Emmylou Harris vocals
Barry Tashian rhythmn guitar/background vocals
Rik Grech bass
John Conrad bass
Ronnie Tutt drums
John Guerin drums
Glen D Hardin piano
James Burton lead guitar
Al Perkins steel guitar
Buddy Emmons steel guitar
Byron Berline fiddle

G / Am / C / G -----C /D 
Oh, my land is like a wild goose 
Wanders all around everywhere 
Trembles and it shakes till every tree is loose 
It rolls the meadows and it rolls the nails 
So take me down to your dance floor 
And I won´t mind the people when they stare 
Paint a different color on your front door 
And tomorrow we will still be there 

Jesus built a ship to sing a song to 
It sails the rivers and it sails the tide 
Some of my friends don´t know who they belong to 
Some can´t get a single thing to work inside 

So take me down to your dance floor 
And I won´t mind the people when they stare 
Paint a different color on your front door 
And tomorrow we will still be there

SOLO 

I loved you every day and now I´m leaving 
And I can see the sorrow in your eyes 
I hope you know a lot more than you´re believing 
Just so the sun don´t hurt you when you cry 

Oh, take me down to your dance floor 
I won´t mind the people when they stare 
Paint a different color on your front door 
And tomorrow we may still be there 
And tomorrow we may still be there 

From Gram Parsons "GP"

 


                              

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