| D | D | D | D || D | D [Verse 1]D A As I write this letter, to you darlin'G D I can't hold, the teardrops from my eyesD7 G For at sundown, I will lay-a-dyin'A A7 D At the door, of the Fool's Paradise [Verse 2]A Rode into this cattle town, this mornin'G D Left my herd, to check the market priceD7 G And I walked into, the nearest bar roomA A7 D They called it: The Fool's Paradise[Verse 3]A There the crowd was gay and girls were dancin'G D And the men, were playin' cards and diceG So I stepped up to the bar, to join themA A7 D What a grand place, this Fool's Paradise [Verse 4]Bm F# It was then, I showed to them your pictureBm D I passed it around, once or twiceG D Then a man insulted, your sweet honorA A7 D At the bar, of the Fool's Paradise (parlando) [Bridge]D So I slapped his face and I told himA G I say's you eat them words Mister, or draw, that's my adviceD And he said: "Well, somebody might get hurt inside"D7 G "But I'll be glad, to meet you in the street at sundown"A A7 D "At sundown, in front of the Fool's Paradise [Verse 5]A So goodbye my darlin', may God bless youG D I go, to make this sacrificeD7 G And if ever you visit, old Dodge CityA A7 D Remember, the Fool's Paradise
The Fools Paradise
Jim Reeves
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