Nobody Eats At Linebaughs Anymore

John Hartford

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Tom:
A D E G D A D D E G D A D [Verse]
D Em G Where can you go to see the country music stars?
D A D That’s what we come to Nashville for.
Em G No one comes around to play the pinball machines
D A D D7 Nobody eats at Linebaugh’s anymore. [Chorus]
G D Now the Opry’s gone and the streets are bare.
A D Ernest Tubb’s record shop is dark.
Em G And the drunks are gone from the Merchant’s Hotel
Em A Everybody’s gone to the park.
A D E G D A D D E G D A D
D Em G Where can you go to see the country music stars,
D A D sittin drinkin’ coffee ‘til four?
D Em G Shoney’s closed at nine o’clock; there’s nothing left to do.
D A D Nobody eats at Linebaugh’s anymore.
G D Now the Opry’s gone and the streets are bare.
A D Ernest Tubb’s record shop is dark.
D Em G And the drunks are gone from the Merchant’s Hotel
Em A Everybody’s gone to the park.
D Em G Won’t no one hear the phone ring - is Benny Martin there?
D A D Or watch to see who comes in through the door.
Em G ‘Cept the few that come around again to use the parking lot,
D A D Nobody eats at Linebaugh’s anymore.
G D Now the Opry’s gone and the streets are bare.
A D Ernest Tubb’s record shop is dark.
D Em G And the drunks are gone from the Merchant’s Hotel
Em A Everybody’s gone to the park.
D Em G Somewhere in the suburbs the Opry plays tonight,
D A D but the people come around to take the rides.
D Em G The park shuts up at bedtime; there’s nowheres else to go.
D A D Nobody eats at Linebaugh’s anymore.
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