One Of These Days

Drive By Truckers

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Tom:
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C G D Em [Verse 1]
C G D Em If I had a dime for every time I heard my old man say
C G One of these days
G D Em I wouldn't be like my old man today
C G D Talking bout places that he'd been
Em C G Back in his younger days that he was gonna go back to again
D Em One of these days [Verse 2]
C G D Em Dropped out of school when he was just sixteen
C G D Em Fell right in to a tire plant
C G D Em Building the very things that make the asphalt sing
C G D Em And put Alabama far behind you
C G D Em C G D Em I remember him saying that Chicago was a hell right here on earth
C G D Em C G D Em And twenty five years later I was saying the same thing about Memphis [Verse 3]
C G D Em C It's no wonder everybodies scared of downtown Birmingham
C G D Em It's just a little too close to home
C G D But there's more crooks down here and the cops don't care,
Em C G D Em While old white men wearing ties can do anything they want.
C G D Em Once a country boy's seen the way the steam rises
C G D Em Off a man's insides on the sidewalk
C G D Em C Tends to change the way he thinks, the way he sees everything
G D Em When he goes back to where he came from [BDA K]
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G D C G One of these days when my face looks like a roadmap
G/F Em D C Gonna find my way back home
G D C G And I'll go walking on the west side after dark
G/F Em D C And leave my gun locked in my car
C D Em One of these days you'll take one look at me and run
C D Em One of these days you'll take one look at me and run [Outro]
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Composição: Drive-By Truckers e Mike Cooley

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