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| Play the riff between | and | 4 times. Use 3rd and 4th finger for the G |
| in the riff (3rd fret B and E string) and leave those fingers there thru |
| Also play the G chord thru the whole song as follows: E A D G B E |
| She's been playing that room on the strip for ten years in Vegas |
| Every night she looks in the mirror but she only ages |
| She's been reading 'bout Nashville and all the records that everybody's |
| Says I'm a simple girl myself grew up on Long Island |
| | Em | D |
| So she | packs her bags to | try her hand |
| | Em | D |
| Says | this might be | my last chance |
| | G | C | D |
| She's gone | country, | look at them | boots |
| | G | C | D |
| She's gone | country, | back to her | roots |
| | G | C | D |
| She's gone | country, a | new kind of | suit |
| She's gone country, here she comes |
| Well the folk scene's dead, but he's holding out in the village |
| He's been writing songs, speaking out against wealth and privilege |
| He says I don't believe in money, but a man could make him a killin' |
| Cause some of that stuff don't sound much different than Dylan |
| | Em | D |
| I | hear down there it's | changed you see |
| | Em | D |
| Th | ey're not as backwards as they | used to be |
