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| Cracker The Golden Age Dixie Babylon Section 1: A-e-f#m-(slide down to e)-d(sus4) A-e-f#m-(slide down to e)-d(sus4) Section 2: D-e-f#m-c#m-d-bm-e(7) D-e-f#m-c#m-d-bm-e(7) A we went down to the e old part of town By the f#m stinking canal and the cotton (slide down to e)-d(sus4) mill Under a a ghetto palm with her e bicycle shorts on With a f#m gesture she (slide down to e) said to d(sus4) me D i e really must con-f#m-fess C#m i'd like to d get undressed bm with e(7) you D and though the e thought had never really f#m crossed my mind, C#m oh, but d that was a lie bm so we went a-e(7)-long We ran out under the turning leaves And the fetid earth, it was damp and cool Autumn's feeble light on her salty neck All innocence it was lost I really must confess I'm feeling quite distressed, my stars are always crossed But i have always taken more than i have given back And as a matter of fact, i've given nothing up Repeat section 1 Repeat section 2 to finish End chord: a |
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