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Am7

Em7

	Am7	F
It's	four in the morning, the	end of December

	Dm	Em7
	I'm writing you now just to s	ee if you're better

	Am7	F
N	ew York is cold, but I	like where I'm living

	Dm	Em7
There's	music on Clinton Street	all through the evening

	Am7	Bm7	Am7	Bm7
	I hear that you're b	uilding your little h	ouse deep in the d	esert

	Am7	G	Am7	G
	You're living for n	othing now, I hope you're k	eeping some kind of r	ecord

	C	G
Yes, and J	ane came by with a lock of your h	air

	Am7
She said that you gave it to h	er

	Bm7	G
That night that you planned to go cl	ear

	F	Em7
	Did you ever go cl	ear?

	Am7	F
Ah, the l	ast time we saw you you l	ooked so much older

	Dm	Em7
	Your famous blue raincoat was t	orn at the shoulder

	Am7	F
You'd b	een to the station to m	eet every train

	Dm	Em7
And	you came home without L	ili Marlene

	Am7	Bm7	Am7	Bm7
And you t	reated my w	oman to a fl	ake of your l	ife

	Am7	G	Am7	G
	And when she came b	ack	she was nobody's w	ife

	C	G
Well I s	ee you there with the rose in your t	eeth

	Am7
One more thin gypsy th	ief

	Bm7	G
Well I see Jane's aw	ake

	F	Em7
	She sends her reg	ards

Am7

Em7

	Am7	F
And wh	at can I tell you my br	other, my killer

	Dm	Em7
	What can I possibly s	ay?

	Am7	F
I g	uess that I miss you,	I guess I forgive you

	Dm	Em7
	I'm glad you stood in my w	ay

	Am7	Bm7	Am7	Bm
	If you ever come b	y here,	for Jane or for m	e

	Am7	G	Am7	G
	Well your enemy is sl	eeping,	and his woman is fr	ee

	C	G
Yes, and th	anks, for the trouble you t	ook from her eyes

	Am7
I thought it was th	ere for good

	Bm7	G
So I never tr	ied

	C	G
And J	ane came by with a lock of your h	air

	Am7
She said that you gave it to h	er

	Bm7	G
That night that you planned to go cl	ear

	F	Em7
	Sincerely, L. C	ohen

Am7

Em7

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Famous Blue Raincoat

Leonard Cohen

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