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| | Em | C | G |
| | Hey sweet | Annie, don't t | ake it so bad |
| | D | A7 |
| | you know the summer's coming s | oon |
| | C | D | Bm | C |
| though the | interstate is ch | oking under s | alt and dirty s | and |
| | Am | C/B | C |
| and it s | eems the sun is hiding | from the | moon |
| | G | C | D | G |
| | Your daddy t | old you when y | ou were a g | irl |
| | B7 | C |
| the k | ind of things that come to those who | wait |
| | C | G | C | G |
| so g | ive it a r | est girl, t | ake a deep br | eath girl |
| | Am | C/B | C |
| and m | eet me at the Bay State | to | night |
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| | D | C | G |
| The sn | ow is coming down on | our New England t | own |
| | D | Am |
| and | it's been falling all day l | ong |
| | C | D | C | Em |
| wh | at else is n | ew?, w | hat could I | do? |
| | C | D | G |
| I wr | ote a valley winter song to pl | ay for y | ou |
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| | Em | C | G |
| | And late De | cember, can d | rag a man down |
| | D | A7 |
| | you feel it deep in your g | ut |
| | C | D | Bm | C |
| | short days and | afternoons spent p | ottering around | |