Ballad Of Patch Eye And Meg

Michelle Shocked

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Tom:
G C Remembering back when I was a kid
G D I'd sneak down to the docks
G C I'd watch the old men carving wood
G D I'd watch the sailors tying knots
G D But the thing I remember best
C G Was grey-haired old Patch Eye
C And the stories that he'd tell me about
G D G His younger days as we watched the ships go by [Chorus]
G D He talked about his missing eye and
C G He talked about his wooden leg
C G But he never told me about the old tattoo
D G On his right arm that said Meg [Verse 2]
G C He said he was captain of a pirate ship
G D Sailing seas both blue and green
G C And he said that all pirates gots to have a patch
G D So's they can look real mean
G D He'd make the bad guys walk the plank
C G The pretty ladies, he would save
C G D G Then he'd take the treasures from the ship, then sink it to a watery grave [Chorus]
G D He talked about his missing eye and
C G He talked about his wooden leg
C G But he never told me about the old tattoo
D G On his right arm that said Meg [Verse 3]
G C He told many a story about his wooden leg
G D As he sat there spinning yarns
G C Once he'd lost it to a mamba snake
G D Down in the Amazon
G D Another time it was way out west
C G In a gunfight, or so he said, but
C G D G That's alright, a man's got two legs, y'know, he could've lost his head... [Chorus]
G D He talked about his missing eye and
C G He talked about his wooden leg
C G But he never told me about the old tattoo
D G On his right arm that said Meg [Chorus]
G D He told about his missing eye and
C G He told me how he lost his leg
C G But he never told me how he lost the love
D G Of brown haired blue eyed Meg
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Composição: Johnston Karen Michelle

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