Chords for Neko Case - "Buckets Of Rain" [Live from Austin, TX]

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We're gonna do a Bob Dylan [G] song. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ like _ _ _ _ the way you move your [G] hips.
I like the cool way you [D] look at me. _ _
_ _ [A] Everything about you is bringing me [D] misery.
_ _ _ _ Little red wagon, little red bike.
I ain't no monkey, but I know what I [G] like.
I like the way you love me [D] strong and so. _ _
_ [A] I'm taking you with me, honey, baby, [D] when I go.
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_ _ [D] _ _ Life is sad, life is a bust.
All you can do is do what you [G] must.
You do what you must do, and you [D] do it well. _ _
_ [A] I do it for you, honey, baby, [Dm] can't you tell? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Thank you.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Thanks, you guys, so much.
I'd like to take this moment to thank everybody here at Austin City Limits.
They have been so nice to us all day, and it sounds so great.
And we've been having a lot of fun, and I'm a little overwhelmed to be here today
because I've been watching this show for years, and I never thought I'd get to be on it.
So [C] thanks so much for having me and the fellas and our lady fella, Kelly, also.
And thanks to you for coming over and hanging around.
You're [G#] welcome.
Thanks, mister.
_ [N] That's my husband. _
Okay, not really.
But this song is on our record called Blacklisted.
I didn't write this song, but I learned it off of a record by a lady named Ketty Lester
who had a hit with a song called Love Letters, which is very lovely.
But this song was so weird, I kind of wanted to do this one.
It was written in an age when I think it was a little more appropriate to stalk people, I guess.
Because that's what the song seems like it's about to me, but stalking for love,
not stalking to kill anyone.
So it's just creepy, which is nice, but not too threatening because it's a song, right?
As long as nobody shows up at your house, it's fine. _ _
Or at your job.
_ _ _ Or on