Fourteen carat mind
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D
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D
1. I still recall the morning that I met you
G D
standing
out in front of Wilson's Five and Dime
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staring
through the window at the jewelry
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hungry
for the things you couldn't buy.
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A D
Just like a fool I thought
that I could please you,
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G
I saw you had an eye for
things that shine,
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I paid seven saw mill dollars
for a bracelet
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D
just
to satisfy your fourteen carat mind.
Bm G
Layin' by these
railroad tracks in Denver
D A
with a hurtin'
head and a half a pint of wine,
Bm G
everything except my soul has been
surrendered,
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A D
just to satisfy your
fourteen carat mind.
+ Bm - G - D - A - D
D A D
2. The cabin that I built in West Virginia
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was not
enough to keep you satisfied,
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'cause a man that's got a saw
mill occupation
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can't
afford to feed a rich girls' appetite.
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D
I wonder if you're still with
Willie Jackson,
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sometimes
I wonder if he's still alive,
D
ol' Willie, he gave up his wife and children,
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just
to satisfy your fourteen carat mind.
Bm
G
Layin' by these railroad tracks in
Denver
D
A
with a hurtin'
head and a half a pint of wine,
Bm
G
everything except my soul has been
surrendered,
D A D
just to satisfy your fourteen
carat mind.
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- G D
A D
+ Just to satisfy
your fourteen carat mind.
(orig.
= capo 3rd) (Gene Watson)