Cifras
Rochester

Tom: C

Introdução:

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 C                                             F 
I was born in Rochester to a book making man
 C                                                               G 
had a fake cigar shop with the games on in the back
 C                                                                             F 
see them coming and going letting it ride on thorough breads
 C                                                                             G                           C 
the police chief and tom hall wondering what was the spread
 C                                                                             F 
I carried rich man?s bags through brier trying to chase down a little white ball
 C                                                             G 
learned that any soft place wasn't good for me at all
 C                                                             F 
daddy'd come home fired up looking for some sort of release
 C                                                             G                                                           C 
he'd beat the hell of Timmy and Timmy'd beat the hell out of me
 F                                                                                                               C 
I would hop the fence out to those government fields
 F                                                             C 
run till there was nothing left to feel
 F                                                             C 
lying there watching planes just disappear
 G                                                                             C 
knowing one day I?m gonna fly on out of here
 C                                                                             F 
the same police chief came knocking my first freshman day
   C                                                                     G 
put my daddy in handcuffs and his picture on the front page
 C                                                                       F 
took every one of his suits and all my dignity
 C                                                             G                                           C 
I?d walk the halls of irodiquie waiting for any punk to set me free
 F                                                                                                               C 
I would hop the fence out to those government fields
 F                                                             C 
run till there was nothing left to feel
 F                                                             C 
lying there watching planes just disappear
 G                                                                             C 
knowing one day I?m gonna fly on out of here
 C                                                             F 
got that call to Vietnam just like everyone else i knew
 C                                                                                             G 
so scared of the hand grenades through them farther than any other troop
 C                                                             F 
came home like an iron fist and Timmy tried to take my keys
 C                                                                                             G                           C 
ripped open his from pocket that was the last time he touched me
 C                                                             F 
moved to an island out west and up to Breckenridge
 C                                                                             G 
met a mermaid on a glass boat and she promised me some kids
 C                                                                             F 
bought a house in Oregon where you could touch both of the walls
 C                                                             G                                       C 
had a son named Benjamin and i was so scared of it all
Interlude (same as Verses)
 C                                                                                             F 
well Benjamin walked in the front room where I was cutting up my hash
 C                                                                                 G 
looked into his deep blue eyes wondering why I?d been so mad
 C                                                                                                             F 
flushed a quarter pound down the drain praying for the mercy to confess
 C                                                                             G                           C 
trying to rip the boy from Rochester right out of my chest
 F                                                                                             C 
were gonna walk right out into those heavenly fields
 F                                                                             C 
run like there was no more time to steal
 F                                                                             C 
my three boys and the grace of god revealed
 G                                                                                             C 
knowing one day you're gonna take me out of here
 G                                                                                             C 
knowing one day you're gonna take me out of here