My Lady From South Of Detroit

Cactus

  • A
  • Am
  • Am7
  • Asus4
  • Bb
  • Bm
  • Bm7
  • C
  • C#m
    4
  • D
  • Dm
  • Dm7
    5
  • Dsus4
  • E
  • Em
  • F#m
  • G
  • Gsus4
Tom:
G [Verse 1]
G Bm Dm There's a love that I dream of at night
C Bb G Gsus4 G When I'm home by the fireside of thought
G Dm C After her all the rest don't seem right
Am C G You should feel all the goodness she brought [Verse 2]
G Bm Dm Dm7 If you're wondering just to who she could be
C Bb G Gsus4 G Well I promise I not say her name
G Dm C If you settled down here Alongside beach
Am C G Gsus4 G I will tell you cause I'm not ashamed
[Chorus]
G D Dsus4 D She's my lady from south of Detroit
G And when that quite a few years ago
C Am7 G Em I remember her beauty, her taste and her charms
Am C G Oh, how could I forget holding her in my arms
G D Dsus4 D My lady from south of Detroit
G And even though sometimes she's bad
C Bm Am7 G I'm so sorry she's gone, cause my memory lives on
Am C G She's the best lover I've ever had [Instrumental]
G Bm Dm Dm7 C Bb G G Dm C Am C G x2
A Asus4 A Asus4 A [Chorus]
A E She's my lady from south of Detroit
A And we met quite a few years ago
D Bm7 A F#m I remember her beauty, her taste and her charms
Bm D A Oh, how could I forget holding her in my arms
A E My lady from south of Detroit
A Asus4 A And even though sometimes she's bad
D C#m Bm7 A I'm so sorry she's gone, cause my memory lives on
Bm D A She's the best lover I've ever had
Bm D A Oh, the best lover I've ever had
Bm7 D A Asus4 A Asus4 A Asus4 A Oh, my lady, where are you now...
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Composição: Carmine Appice, Bogert John V Iii, Russell E Davidson e James W Mac Carty

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