Sweet Music Man

Dolly Parton

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Tom:
D Sing a song, sweet music man,
D7 cause I won`t be there to hold your hand
G D like I used to , I`m through with you.
A You`re a heck of a singer, and a powerful man,
A7 but you surround yourself with people who demand
D so little of you.
D You touched my soul with your beautiful song,
D7 you even had me singin` along
G D right with you. You said, “I need you!"
A Then you changed the words and added harmony,
A7 then you sang the song you had written for me,
D to someone new.
G A D Oh, and nobody sings a love song quite like you do,
G A D oh, and nobody else can make me sing along.
G A Nobody else can make me see
D Bm Eb things are right when I know they`re wrong,
D A D nobody sings a love song quite like you.
D Sing your song, sweet music man,
D7 travel the world with your six-piece band
G D that does for you what you tell them too.
A And you try to stay on with this song you`ve sung,
A7 D to so many people who all demand to come back on you.
D Sing your song, sad music man,
D7 makin` you live in the one-night stands
G D that proove for you, they don`t mean to.
A You`re still a heck of a singer but a broken man,
A7 D you keep on looking for one last band to sing to.
G A D Oh, and nobody sings a love song quite like you do,
G A D oh, and nobody else can make me sing along.
G A Nobody else can make me see
D Bm Eb things are right when they`re wrong with this song,
D A D nobody sings a love song quite like you.
A D Sing your song, sweet music man, I believe in you.
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Composição: Kenny Rogers

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