Daughter Of A Rifleman

Vargas & Lagola

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  • C
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  • G
Tom:
| F | F G Am | C | C Dm F |
| F | F G Am | C | C |
| G | [Verse 1]
F G Am You say that I am a son of a gun
C Dm F But you're a daughter of a rifle - man
F G Am If I'm poisonous so are you
C Dm F There's a reason why it all takes two
F G Am I know these streets like the back of my hand
C Dm F And where I go they always under - stand
F G Am C But your heart has a will of its own [Bridge]
C F Is there anybody out there
G F Who knows what I'm talking about?
G F Anybody out there
G F Who knows what I'm talking about? [Chorus]
F G Am Sometimes it's hard to tell wrong from right
C Dm F Why I get nervous of what's in your eyes
F G Am They say this world was built for two
C Dm F And when I look at you I know it's true
F G Am And still you say I'm a son of a gun
C Dm F But you're a daughter of a rifle - man
F G Am C G And this is how it will always be [Interlude]
| F | F G Am | C | C Dm F |
| F | F G Am | C | C |
| G | [Verse 2]
F G Am They say the preacher he likes the cold
C Dm F But he won't teach you what you already know
F G Am There will always be sinners and saints
C Dm F And though we try it all will never change
F G Am Take a leap of faith, off we go
C Dm F In this together, in a one-man show
F G Am C G But your mind has a rule of its own [Bridge]
C F Is there anybody out there
G F Who knows what I'm talking about?
G F Anybody out there
G F Who knows what I'm talking about? [Chorus]
F G Am Sometimes it's hard to tell wrong from right
C Dm F Why I get nervous of what's in your eyes
F G Am They say this world was built for two
C Dm G And when I look at you I know it's true
F G Am And still you say I'm a son of a gun
C Dm F But you're a daughter of a rifle - man
F G Am C G And this is how it will always be [Tag]
C F G Am C Dm F It's been a long time
F G Am C G A long time coming
G F G Am C Dm F F G Am G It's been a long time
Dm Am G C It's been a long time co - ming
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