Corb Lund – September (Guitar)

Capo 2
Key
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Chords

D
Stay with me through September
Summer didn’t last
               C               G
And there ain’t nobody in New York City

                         D
Could need you half as bad

D
Stay with me through September
The nights are gettin’ cold
   C                   G
Old Man Winter’s gonna be here soon

                              D
And the cattle still ain’t sold

D
Stay with me through September
Yeah, I know there ain’t much to do
           C                     G
And I guess I did my share of starving in the city

                   D
I was young once too

Em                        C
I can picture how youre livin’

        Em              C
In a tiny fourth floor flat

             Em                      C            G
There’s times that a thousand acres and the Rocky Mountains

                     D
Can’t compete with that

G  C  A  D  A
Ooo,  ooo

D
Stay with me through September
I know the flight’s already booked
        C                       G
But I couldn’t let you go and leave it like this

                             D
Without giving it a second look

D
Stay with me through September
I know the pace is kinda slow
          C                          G
And there ain’t much glamour on the old back quarter

                               D
Babe, I guess I gotta let you go

Em                        C
I can picture how youre livin’

        Em              C
In a tiny fourth floor flat

             Em                  C                 G
There’s times that a thousand acres and the Rocky Mountains

                     D
Can’t compete with that

G  C  A  D  A
Ooo,  ooo

G  C  A  D  A
Ooo,  ooo

D
Stay with me through September
Summer didn’t last
               C               G
And there ain’t nobody in New York City

                         D
Could need you half as bad

Em                        C
I can picture how youre livin’

        Em             C
In a lower east side flat

             Em                      C            G
There’s times that a thousand acres and the Rocky Mountains

                     D
Can’t compete with that