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Intro 1 by kimmel@cortex.sai.vtt.fi     (Jyrki Kimmel)

 C fingering + pinky used on B & e string 3rd fret riff
                            F (let ring ;-)           C
\--0--------------3-0---0-------0--1-------------------------0
\---1----3--1---3---------3-1-3----1--3-3-1-0--------------0-1
\----0-----------------------------2----------2-0-0--0-0-2---0
\----------------------------------3-------------------------2
\----------------------------------3-------------------------3
\----------------------------------1--------------------------


The intro is actually as easy as the rest of the song.  This riff is 
actually
played as the intro as well as other times during the song.

  G                                                    C
E|-----------------------10-----------------------------8----| 
B|-12-------10--------10----12-----------12-------10----8----| 
G|----12-------12--12-----------------------12-------12-9----| 
D|-------12------------------------------------12-------10---| 
A|------------------------------------------------------10---| 
E|------------------------------------------------------8----| 

              D
E|-----------------------------------------------------------| 
B|-13-12-----------------------------------------------------| 
G|-------14-12-11-11--11-------------------------------------| 
D|-----------------------------------------------------------| 
A|-----------------------12-14-15-15-15-15-15-14-12-10-------| 
E|-----------------------------------------------------------| 

Taken from the ChordPro by alb@ipvaim.unipv.it (Alberto Riva)

    G                                                             C
I don't like to go down to the flats, 'cause I can't park on the hill
                        D                                G
Instead of getting a rolling start, I have to pay the bill.
    G                                            C
I guess I need that city life, it sure has lots of style

                     D                                    G
But pretty soon it wears me out, and I have to think to smile.

     G                                                   C
I'm thankful for my country home, it gives me peace of mind
                D                               G
Somewhere I can walk alone, and leave myself behind.

solo

        G                                                           
It's only someone elses's potatoes if, you're picking someone else's 
    C
patch
                          D                        G
And if you go down there anyway, it very seldom lasts.
    G                                                   C
I found that out once long ago, and it sure got me confused
                          D                                G
I still don't know which way to go, to lose those old spud blues.

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