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Tennessee Waltz

「Tennessee Waltz」簡単なギターコード アーティスト： Tennessee Ernie Ford

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    • Verse 1
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    I was waltzing with my darlin'

    To the
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    Tennessee waltz
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    When an old friend I happened to see I
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    introduced him to my loved one
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    And while they were waltzing,
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    my friend stole my sweetheart from me.
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    I remember the night and the
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    Tennessee woods.
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    I know just how much I have loved.
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    I lost my little darlin' the night
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    they were playin'
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    The beautiful
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    Tennessee
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    Waltz
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    I remember the night and the

    Tennessee
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    Waltz
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    I know just how much I have lost.
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    I lost my little darling the night
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    they were playing
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    in the beautiful
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    Ten nessee walkway.

    Thank you.

    Thank you very much.

    As we said a while ago, this is the fourth time in
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    five years that I have been here.
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    I feel that I must say something

    of which I deeply believe.
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    One of the nicest things that has happened to me

    in meeting the thousands and thousands
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    of people that I have from your state is that I have be
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    come very closely associated with

    one of the finest groups of men I've ever known,

    and that's your

    Indiana

    State

    Police, who have been so great

    to us.

    Give them a hand!
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    I have never known a finer group of gentlemen an
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    d have been so much help to us.
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    I know we've been a lot of bother to them, but they've
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    grinned and barred, and they've
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    just been great to us.
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    This one trooper has been with us every
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    trip that we've been here.

    Actually his folks come from

    back in my part of the country.

    I just happen to think of this.

    I don't know if he knows I know it,

    but if he knows I know it, he hopes I've forgotten

    it.

    I'll bet that.

    I'll never forget years ago when we were young bucks,

    and that was years ago.

    Back there a beautiful showgirl from
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    California came back to our part
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    of the country for a
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    vacation.
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    She wanted to be there in the hills where

    it was quiet and walk through the fields

    and the woods and the meadows

    and the mud.
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    So she came back to our part of the
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    country
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    and got a room in one of those big old
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    farmhouses.
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    She was having a wonderful time, an
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    d one hot

    Saturday afternoon—ooh,
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    it was hot !—she took a walk down through that patch of woods

    that goes down the back of our

    place there.

    And you don't walk too far through

    that

    patch of woods

    till you come to the river."
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    She got there on the riverbank,

    and oh, boy,

    did that look cool.
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    And she sure was hot, boys.

    And she was in the woods, she was

    by herself, and it is hot."


    She was in the woods and by herself,

    and she sure didn't want to go swimming.

    So she went into swimming,
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    because it was in the woods and she was by herself.

    She put her clothes there on a rock

    and stacked them up there.
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    She went into the river and,

    oh, did that feel good, oh, boy!
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    I don't suppose that young

    Walker boy had been down

    through that patch of woods in six

    months for no reason at all.

    Here he comes,

    bigfooting down through there that day.

    He got down on the bank of the river and
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    saw a lady's clothes ly ing there on a rock.
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    He looked out into the water, and fortunately
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    our heroine is in deep enough water.
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    Of course, his eyes bugged out
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    like a stomped -on toad frog.

    He sat right down on the rock.

    She saw him.

    She was out in the water.
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    She said,

    Well, he'll get up and go away in a few minutes,
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    and I'll get out and get dressed

    and go back to the house.

    Not that boy!

    Finally, it had gotten later,
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    and she was getting a little cold, and she said,
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    Young

    man, would you mind getting up and going away? I have to

    come out and get dressed and go

    to the house."

    He just sat there and looked at her.

    She would beg him, and he would sit,

    and she would move around in the

    river to try to keep warm.

    It was getting late.
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    Her foot hit something in the bottom of the river that

    just didn't feel like the bottom

    of the river.

    It was something different.
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    She went down under the

    water and got a hold

    of it.

    She felt of it and knew it

    was a big old country dishpan.

    Somebody had thrown it

    away that didn't want it.

    It great big thing.

    So she got it up in front of her and covered herself up pretty good,

    and she comes storming

    out of that water up to him and said,

    Young man, do you know what I think?

    He said,

    Yes, ma 'am.

    I bet you think there's a

    bottom in that dishpan.

    Well, these home folks

    have fun, don't they?

    When I was here in 1955, the first trip I made here,

    we did a song, the first time I

    had ever done it publicly,

    even before I ever recorded it.

    So having done it here, I must give you folk credit for the whole mess,

    which I'm certainly

    glad.

    And here we're back for our fourth time at the same
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    place where this song first got

    Let's start,
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    and we hope you haven't forgotten it yet.

    Did you get it, honey?

    All right.

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