Grateful Dead - Little Sadie, аккорды песни для гитары

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Went down last night to take a look around 
 
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Met little Sadie and I blew her down, went right home, 
went to bed 
 
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Forty-four colt smokin' under my head 
 
And I began to think what a deed I'd done 
Grabbed my hat and away I run, made a good run, 
but a little too slow 
They overtook me in Jericho 
 
I'm standin' on the corner ringin' the bell 
Along came the sheriff from Thomasville 
Says "Young man, your name's Brown, 
Remember the night you blew Sadie down?" 
 
Oh, yes sir, my name is Lee, 
I murdered little Sadie in the first degree 
First degree and the second degree 
Got any papers won't you read 'em to me. 
 
They took me downtown all dressed in black 
Put me on the train and sent me back 
Sent me back to the county jail, 
I had nobody to go for my bail 
 
The judge and the jury they took the stand 
The judge hold the paper in his right hand 
Forty-one days, forty-one nights, 
Forty-one years to wear the ball and stripes.

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Dm
   
Went down last night to take a look around 
 
C
                      
Am
Met little Sadie and I blew her down, went right home, 
went to bed 
 
Am
                     
A7
         
Dm
Forty-four colt smokin' under my head 
 
And I began to think what a deed I'd done 
Grabbed my hat and away I run, made a good run, 
but a little too slow 
They overtook me in Jericho 
 
I'm standin' on the corner ringin' the bell 
Along came the sheriff from Thomasville 
Says "Young man, your name's Brown, 
Remember the night you blew Sadie down?" 
 
Oh, yes sir, my name is Lee, 
I murdered little Sadie in the first degree 
First degree and the second degree 
Got any papers won't you read 'em to me. 
 
They took me downtown all dressed in black 
Put me on the train and sent me back 
Sent me back to the county jail, 
I had nobody to go for my bail 
 
The judge and the jury they took the stand 
The judge hold the paper in his right hand 
Forty-one days, forty-one nights, 
Forty-one years to wear the ball and stripes.