Chords for WWS S2 Charlie Parr "Over The Red Cedar"

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Well, [Eb] take a look at [Db] their big house, _ [Ab] _
[Eb] bigger [F] than they [Db] really needed.
He [Ab] got the duallys [Eb] on his [Ab] pickup [Db] _ _ when [Ab] the dealer [Eb] gave him a [Db] choice.
_ Then he [Ab]
lost his [Cm] job [Db] on the build site, now he's [Ab]
struggling [Eb] to feed [Db] his boys.
_ [Fm] When the red cedar [Db] grows, [Ab] the [Db] red cedar flows, [Ab]
[Db] long after you're gone.
_ _ _ It's [Ab] _ outlastin' [Eb] you, [Db] _ Lord, it's [Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, [Db] Lord, _ _
[Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, [F] _ [Db] Lord, _ _
[Ab] _ [Eb] outlastin'.
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Well, his wife was [Eb] a high [Db] school girl, _
[Ab] they [Eb] never left his [Db] town. _ _
[Ab] Off bombs and [Db] buses, heaps of [Ab] rust, but they [Eb] can't [Db] bear to go.
_ [Ab] Now they [Eb] couldn't go [Db] if they wanted to, there [Ab] ain't no [Eb] work anywhere [Db] anymore.
_ [Fm] When the red [Db] cedar grows, [Ab] the red [Db] cedar flows, [Ab] long after [Db] you're _ gone.
_ It's [Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, [Db] Lord, _ it's [Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, _ [Db] Lord, _ [Ab] outlastin' you, [Eb] _ [Db] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Eb] _ [Db] _ Lord, outlastin'.
[Ab] She's been serving [Eb] food [Db] down at _ Bud's, and [Ab] he can't [Eb] stand to [Db] see her there.
[Ab] Well, the desperate [Eb] [F] man [Db] sits and drinks, _ _
[Ab] stare [Eb] a little too [Db] long at her legs. _
[Ab] Well, he sits [Eb] home with [Bbm] the kids at night, _
[Ab] hides the [Eb] worry [Fm] on [Db] his face. _
[Fm] When the red cedar [Db] grows, [Ab] the red cedar [Db] flows, [Ab] long after [Db] you're gone. _ _ _ _
[Ab] It's outlastin' [Eb] you, [Db] _ Lord, _ [Ab] _ outlastin' [Eb] you, [Db] _ Lord, _ [Fm] outlastin'.
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[Ab] And the kids are getting [Eb] bigger, [Db] _ _ and they [Ab] can't play outside [Db] like it used to be.
You [Ab] know exactly [Eb] what's lurking [Db] out there, man, [Ab] you can see it [Eb] on the [Fm] news [Db] every night.
And [Ab] the village [Eb] attitude [Fm] [Db] to raise our kids is [Ab] afraid [Eb] to [Db] come outside.
[Ab] When the red [Db] cedar grows, [Ab] the red [Db] cedar [Ab] flows, long [Db] after you're gone. _ _ _ _
It's [Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, _ [Db] Lord, _
_ [Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, [F] _ [Db] Lord, _
_ [Ab] outlastin'.
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[Ab] _ _ _ [Eb] _ [Db] _ _ _ _
[Ab] Tuesday [Eb] [Fm] afternoons [Db] are the hardest, _ _
[Ab] times it [Eb] seems [Db] to stand still.
They've [Ab] piled up [Eb] quite [Db] a few of them now.
[Ab] About twenty [Cm] years worth of not [Db] quite three o'clock, and [Ab] time moves as [Eb] [Db] fast as it ever did.
There [Ab] ain't nothing [Cm] you can do to [Db] slow it down.
[Fm] When the red cedar [Db] grows, [Ab] the red [Db] cedar [Ab] flows, long [Db] after you're gone.
_ _ It's [Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, [Fm] _ [Db] Lord, _ _
[Ab] outlastin' [Eb] you, [F] _ [Db] Lord, _ [Ab] outlastin'.
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_ _ _ Outlastin' you, Lord,