Tono: G
Introducción:
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You don't have to hide your baby you don't have to go get no gun
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Oh, how can you blame me for things I ain't never done
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I used to live here and now I've come back again
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Just to stop for awhile and think how things might have been
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I had to come back to remember the joy and the pain
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And if it's alright with you, before I get back on the train
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I just want to see Montgomery in the ra-in
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Around these streets and old houses a whole lot of changes I've been thru
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From the top of the town to feeling down, washing cars and shining shoes
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I once met a woman here with ways like I've never seen
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And we use to ramble from here to old New Orleans
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I had to come back to remember the joy and the pain
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But it won't be long till I'm gone cause it ain't the same
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But I did want to see Montgomery in the ra-in
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I've just came back here to stare at an old window pane
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For one last look before you tear it all down with your crane
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You don't have to hide your baby, You don't have to go get no gun
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Don't you stare like I'm crazy just cause I am Hank's only son
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I had to come back to remember the joy and the pain
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But it won't be long till I'm gone cause it ain't the same
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So if its alright with you before I get back on the train
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I'm gonna go out to Hank's tombstone and cry up a thunderstorm chain
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Cause I've got to see Montgomery in the ra---in
Outro Solo