The Passenger

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Tom:
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G D Ebdim Oh the open aired passenger
Em D C His chin moved up to the left
G D Ebdim Oh the open aired passenger
Em D C His brain fell out of his head
G Em And his wife in pink
D C What did she think
G Em D As she held his remainder in her hand?
G Em D C Scrambling over the seat
G Em D For the largest pieces of his skull
C D Which he surely can't afford to lose
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G D Ebdim Oh the captain of one, two, three
Em D C A plane he no longer could steer
G D Ebdim Oh the captain of one, two, three
Em D C Before the mountains appeared
G Em The flight control
D C What did they know?
G Em D As their charts just kept right on hovering
G Em And the girl on board
D C What did she know?
G Em D As she heard her mother whispering,
C D "Do not be afraid. We'll be alright."
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G D Ebdim And the barber of New Orleans
Em D C The day the raining began
G D Ebdim Oh the barber of New Orleans
Em D C When the levy gave in
G Em D C No saints came marching out
G Em D No booming voices from above
G Em D C But he had nary a doubt
G Em D For he oh so often was told of love
C D Em ? By the good book that guided his life And they all said,
C D "Do not be afraid. We'll be alright."
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