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Good Deal Lucille
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artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational
purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my
interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Good Deal
Lucille lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, this
is really a fun song to play and sing. It was recorded by Carl Smith.
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Good Deal Lucille
by Carl Smith written by Al Terry, J.D. Miller, Charles Theriot
C
Goodbye Lou cherche vous another man
G7
Say l’amour portoujour if you can
C F
You’re high class you’ve got a past now you’re a wheel
C G7 C
Ho ho good deal Lucille
Go your way leave today that’s your plan
G7
Leave me here cherche vous another man
C F
Paint the town sorrows drown that’s how I feel
C G7 C
Ho ho good deal Lucille
Parlez vous here’s to you it’s your game
G7
If I’m here or I’m gone it’s all the same
C F
Call the tune stack the cards this is your deal
C G7 C
Ho ho good deal Lucille
Au revoir so long and goodbye
G7
C’est la vie woe is me oh my
C F
Paint the town sorrows drown that’s how I feel
C G7 C
Ho ho good deal Lucille
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Carl Smith lyrics This
old song is up tempo and really fun to play and sing, all the chords
are easy to make. Use Good Deal Lucille lyrics and chords to help you
learn to play and sing this great old song.
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