Chords for Jimmy Buffett - Cuban Crime of Passion

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_ [N] _ _ _ _ I'm glad things have a way of working out.
This was something that they just did that.
This was supposed to be Mack's night and we stole it because I needed my band back for Saturday.
[Ab] So thank you for letting us do it this way.
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_ _ _ [G] Let's face it, you've heard this stuff for a [F] long_
_ [Db] _ So what are we [B] going to do to kind of [G] get exciting, you know?
[Ab] Shake it up, Jimmy!
How many quarters [Abm] can you put into Magic Fingers before it's done?
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So I [Bm] thought about it coming back to Key West.
[A] So simply what we're going to do is [Dm] we're going to do the entire White [F] Sportcoat and keep our station happy.
[N] _ _ _ President must be so_
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And I have_
I saw Jim Corker, my friend, some of you know, who was down here taking pictures but nobody knew who he were.
And [Gb] we actually [Eb] rehearsed the first time the program for Band Ever was together was in the filling station on the corner of Simons and Fleming where he had a hat shop at that time.
[F] That [Ab] college degree and that naval [D]
education [C] served him well in that hat shop.
_ [Ab] I was glad he was there because he let us have the garage next door and that's where the Coral Reefers Band [Eb] first rehearsed.
And we played_
It's not there.
Many things are not here anymore.
[C] So you know [G] where they are but our first gig was at [G] Logan's Lobster House which was_
[Gb] No, it's not.
But the Santa Maria next door.
So there's a geographical [D] distance here and then the Santa Maria was where I [Eb] heard_
There was a piano player named Billy Ninefingers who turned into Billy Voltaire in my song.
And the cool thing about being here is first of all just being here and thanking you for all the years that you've been here.
[F] _ For listening and doing and helping other people out.
[Eb] The really cool thing is that from here we're [E] playing Key West tonight in Havana on Saturday.
[D] How _ [G] _ _ [A] _ [D] _ do you get to do that?
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_ [G] _ _ _ _ [D] _ Billy Voltaire was a piano player [G] up from Miami [D] and away.
She'd sit in the bar seat and sound like a star.
[E] Ladies, they ain't [A] paid.
[G] So now he didn't wind up [C] playing Havana [G] town.
Nobody there.
[D] He's Billy Voltaire who [A] needs no hint of [D] sound.
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[D] He met up with Marika.
[G] That's her in front of [D] course.
Half woman, half child, she's cold and [E] half wild.
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[G] One night he didn't find her.
In [D] his arms he stripped her [G] down.
So he pulled the knife and [D] he pulled her down his lap.
And then he turned [B] his old girl head.
Que pasa?
[G] It's just a human kind of passion.
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Messy and old fashioned.
_ [Db] _ A friend from April [D] said.
_ [E] It's just [G] a human kind of _ [D] _
passion.
_ [A] That's what we're going to live [C] without.
A friend from April said.
A [D] friend from April said.
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Well they never found Marika.
[G] Some people say [D] she's a girl.
Billy Voltaire had no one to claim him.
He [E] was buried on the property.
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[G] No one talks about him no more.
It happened just a week ago.
Yeah, but people get high.
[D] People get by [A] in the tropics.
And from there [Dbm] they go.
_ It's just [G] a human kind of passion.
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Messy and old fashioned.
[A] _ A friend from April [D] said.
_ [G] It's just a human kind of passion.
[Gbm] That's what we're going [D] to _ [A] _ _ live [C] without.
I've [D] been Marika.
[C] I've [D] been Marika.
[C] Here I'll [D] be Marika.
[C] Where is that [D] in Marika?
[C] Well I'll stay [D] around ya.
[C] I'll stay [D] around ya.
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