Tom T. Hall - Old Dogs And Children, аккорды песни для гитары

Verse:
 
G
  
How old do you think I am he said 
 
C
  
I said well I didn’t know 
 
D7
                         
C
         
G
  
He said I turned 65  about 11 months ago 
  
                               
C
              
Am
  
I was sitting in Miami pouring blended whisky down 
          
C
        
G
               
Am
           
D7
     
G
  
When this old grey black gentleman was cleaning up the lounge 
                 
G7
                  
C
           
Am
  
There wasn't any one around but this old man and me 
 
D7
                                  
C
        
D7
  
G
  
The guy who tended bar was watching ironsides on tv 
          
G7
              
C
             
Am
  
Uninvited he sat down and opened up his mind 
   
C
            
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
On old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                    
G7
                  
C
       
Am
  
Have you ever had a drink of watermelon wine he asked 
 
D7
                               
C
      
D7
     
G
  
He told me all about it though I didn't answer back 
          
G7
                   
C
                       
Am
  
Ain't but three things in life that's worth a solitary dime 
       
C
            
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
That's old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                    
G7
               
He said women think about themselves 
     
C
                     
Am
  
when their men-folk aren't around 
 
D7
                                     
C
             
D7
     
G
  
And friends are hard to find when they discover that you're down 
          
G7
                      
C
                       
Am
  
He said I tried it all when I was young and in my natural prime 
         
C
            
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
Now it's old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                      
G7
             
C
             
Am
  
He said old dogs care about you even when you make mistakes 
 
D7
                              
C
                 
D7
       
G
  
God bless little children while they're still too young to hate 
            
G7
                    
C
                
Am
  
As he moved away I got my pen and copied down that line 
       
C
        
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
On old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                 
G7
          
C
                
Am
  
I had to catch a plane up to Atlanta the next day 
 
D7
                              
C
       
D7
    
G
  
As I left for my room I saw him picking up my change 
                        
G7
                
C
            
Am
  
That night I dreamed in peaceful sleep of shady summer times 
       
C
        
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
Of old dogs and children  and watermelon wine

Verse:
 
G
  
How old do you think I am he said 
 
C
  
I said well I didn’t know 
 
D7
                         
C
         
G
  
He said I turned 65  about 11 months ago 
  
                               
C
              
Am
  
I was sitting in Miami pouring blended whisky down 
          
C
        
G
               
Am
           
D7
     
G
  
When this old grey black gentleman was cleaning up the lounge 
                 
G7
                  
C
           
Am
  
There wasn't any one around but this old man and me 
 
D7
                                  
C
        
D7
  
G
  
The guy who tended bar was watching ironsides on tv 
          
G7
              
C
             
Am
  
Uninvited he sat down and opened up his mind 
   
C
            
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
On old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                    
G7
                  
C
       
Am
  
Have you ever had a drink of watermelon wine he asked 
 
D7
                               
C
      
D7
     
G
  
He told me all about it though I didn't answer back 
          
G7
                   
C
                       
Am
  
Ain't but three things in life that's worth a solitary dime 
       
C
            
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
That's old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                    
G7
               
He said women think about themselves 
     
C
                     
Am
  
when their men-folk aren't around 
 
D7
                                     
C
             
D7
     
G
  
And friends are hard to find when they discover that you're down 
          
G7
                      
C
                       
Am
  
He said I tried it all when I was young and in my natural prime 
         
C
            
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
Now it's old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                      
G7
             
C
             
Am
  
He said old dogs care about you even when you make mistakes 
 
D7
                              
C
                 
D7
       
G
  
God bless little children while they're still too young to hate 
            
G7
                    
C
                
Am
  
As he moved away I got my pen and copied down that line 
       
C
        
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
On old dogs and children  and watermelon wine 
  
                 
G7
          
C
                
Am
  
I had to catch a plane up to Atlanta the next day 
 
D7
                              
C
       
D7
    
G
  
As I left for my room I saw him picking up my change 
                        
G7
                
C
            
Am
  
That night I dreamed in peaceful sleep of shady summer times 
       
C
        
G
         
Am
  
D7
         
G
  
Of old dogs and children  and watermelon wine