Chords for Bill Anderson Peanuts and diamonds

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[D] _ _ [G#] _ _ [C#m] _ _
_ [B] On _ _ _ the poor side of Fort Worth, [E] in a run-down _ [B] motel, [Dm] a rodeo [C#m] cowboy held a [B] young Texas belle.
He scooped up some peanuts [E] right out [B] of the can, [D] and he whispered [C#m] as he placed them [B] in the palm of her hand.
_ [E] _ _ Baby, I wish they were diamonds, [B] and this [G#m] was North Dallas, [B] and I wish, [F#] oh I wish you [B] were mine. _
Oh, I wish, [F#] Lord, I wish you [B] were mine. _ _ _
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_ On the north side of Dallas, [F] in a forty [C]-room house, [D#m] she remembers [Dm] her cowboy [C] as she takes off her blouse.
She fingers the diamonds [F] that cling to [C] her breast.
[D#] Her tear drops [Dm]
fall freely [C] as she looks to the west, and [F] she says,
I wish they were peanuts, [C] and I wish this was [Am] _
Cowtown, [C] and I wish, [G] oh I wish he [C] was mine.
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Oh, [C] she cries, [G] Lord, I wish he [C] was mine. _
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Peanuts and diamonds, [C] _ _ sawdust and satin, lone star [G] and sparkling [C] red wine, _ _
_ _ [F] _ _ cowboys and rich girls [C] just don't live [Am] in the same world, [C] yet they both cry, [G]
God, I wish you were [C] mine. _ _
[Dm] Oh, I [C] wish, Lord, [G] I wish you [Am] were mine.
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