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Chill Factor
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Chill Factor
lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a great
song by Merle Haggard. He has so many wonderful song that are fun to
play and sing, this is another one.
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Chill Factor
By Merle Haggard
G D7 G
Seems like every November when the weather gets bad
D7 G
I start to remember all the good times we had
C G
The long nights get longer I wish an friend would come by
D7 G
The forecast is zero and the chill factors high
C G
You know the chill factors higher on a cold windy day
D7 G
But there’s no wind this morning and no wind on the way
C G
There’s a snowstorm inside me with record high wind
D7 G
And I'm colder this morning than I've ever been
D7 G
Seems like every November when the weather gets bad
D7 G
I start to remember all the good times we had
C G
The long nights get longer I wish an friend would come by
D7 G
The forecast is zero and the chill factors high
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