G Em Bm E7 Betsy, BetsyC Am7 D7 Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ahG Bm She was born in 'thirty-twoC D7 And was she ever prettyG Bm She rode a freight train westC B7 All the way from Detroit CityEm7 G Betsy's seen more placesC Cm Than I'll ever hope to seeBm7 Em7 Betsy's been more loyalAm7 D7 Than any friend could beG Bm With some she traveled fastC D7 With others it was slowG Bm Betsy's seen them allC B7 She's seen them come and goEm7 G She must have had some favoritesC Cm Before I finally met herBm7 Em7 And now that she's all mineAm7 D7 They better just forget herG G7 Betsy was a ladyC Cm And that she will remainBm7 Em7 Betsy took some beatingsAm7 D7 But she never once complainedG Bm She had a classic beautyC D7 That everyone could seeG Bm I was the last to meet herC B7 But she gave her life to meEm7 G She may be rusted ironC Cm But to me she's solid goldBm7 Em7 And I just can't hold the tears backAm7 D7 C G 'Cause Betsy's growing old
Ballad Of Ole' Betsy
The Beach Boys
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Tom:
Capotraste: