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| From: walt@diusys.cms.udel.edu (Walt Dabell) |
| TITLE: Turn the Page |
| ARTIST: Bob Seger |
| Em | |
| on a long and lonesome highway east of omaha |
| D | |
| you can | listen to the engine, moanin out as one long song |
| A | Em | |
| you can | think about the woman, or the girl you knew the night | before |
| but your thoughts will soo be wandering the way they always do |
| when your riding sixteen hours and there's nothing much to do |
| and you don't feel much like travelin', you just wish the trip was through |
| CHORUS: |
| D | Em | |
| say here I | am, on the road | again |
| D | Em | |
| there I am | am, up on the st | age |
| D | A | |
| here I | go, playing the | star again |
| C | D | Em | |
| there I | go, | turn the | page |
| well you walk into a restaraunt, strung out from the road |
| and you feel the eyes opon you, as your shaking off the cold |
| you pretend it doesn't bother you, but you just want to explode |
| most times you can't hear 'em talk, other times you can |
| all the same 'ole cliche's is that a woman or a man |
| and you always seem outnumbered, you don't dare not make a stand |
| CHORUS |
| out there in the spotlight, your a million miles away |
| every ounce of energy, you try to give away |
| as the sweat pours out your body, like the music that you play |
| later in the evening, as you lie awake in bed |
| with the echos of the amplifiers, ringin in your head |
| you smoke the days last cigarette, remembering what you said |
| CHORUS |
| CHORUS |
| Chords used |
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| Em X22XXX |
| D XXX232 |
| A XX222X |
| C 332X1X |
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| __________________________________________________________ |
| Walt Dabell KD3GS (302)645-4225 walt@diusys.cms.udel.edu |
| U of Delaware / College of Marine Studies |
| 700 Pilottown Rd. Lewes, DE 19958 |
| Corrected version: |
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| Originally from: walt@diusys.cms.udel.edu (Walt Dabell) |
| Corrected by snaredreamz@msn.com (Joe Keene) |
| Turn the Page |
| Bob Seger |
| Em | |
| on a long and lonesome highway east of Omaha |
| D | |
| you can | listen to the engine, moanin out its one note song |
| A | Em | |
| you can | think about the woman, or the girl you knew the night | before |
| but your thoughts will soon be wandering, the way they always do |
| when your riding sixteen hours and there's nothing much to do |
| and you don't feel much like ridin', you just wish the trip was through |
| 1st CHORUS: |
| D | Em | |
| say here I | am, on the road | again |
| D | Em | |
| there I | am, up on the s | tage |
| D | A | |
| here I | go, playing s | tar again |
| C | D | Em | |
| there I | go, | turn the p | age |
| well, you walk into a restaurant, strung out from the road |
| and you feel the eyes upon you, as your shakin' off the cold |
| you pretend it doesn't bother you, but you just want to explode |
| most times you can't hear 'em talk, other times you can |
| all the same 'ole cliche's, is that a woman or a man |
| and you always seem outnumbered, you don't dare make a stand |
| 2nd CHORUS |
| D | Em | |
| here I a | m, on the road a | gain |
| D | Em | |
| there I | am, up on the s | tage |
| D | A | |
| here I | go, playing s | tar again |
| C | D | Em | |
| there I | go, | turn the | page |
| out there in the spotlight, your a million miles away |
| every ounce of energy, you try to give away |
| as the sweat pours out your body, like the music that you play |
| later in the evening, as you lie awake in bed |
| with the echos from the amplifiers, ringin in your head |
| you smoke the days last cigarette, remembering what she said |
| 3rd CHORUS: Now, here I am... |
| 4th CHORUS: |
| D | Em | |
| Now, here I a | m, on the road a | gain |
| D | Em | |
| there I | am, up on the s | tage |
| D | A | |
| here I | go, playing | star again |
| C | D | Em | |
| there I | go, | there I | go... |
| Chords used |
+------+
| Em X22XXX |
| D XXX232 |
| A XX222X |
| C 332X1X |
| I love this song.... just wanted you all to have the right words |
| Snaredreamz@msn.com |