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Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray
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Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray
recorded by
Patsy
Cline
[3/4 time]
written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson
C G7 C
Two cigarettes in an ashtray
F
C
My love and I in a small cafe
F
Then a stranger came along
C A7
And everything went wrong
D7
G7
Now there's three cigarettes in the ashtray
C
F
C
I watched her take him from me
F
C
And his love is no longer my own
F
Now they are gone
C A7
And I sit alone
F
G7 C
And watch one cigarette burn away
F
C
I watched her take him from me
F
C
And his love is no longer my own
F
Now they are gone
C A7
And I sit alone
F
G7 C
And watch one cigarette burn away
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k.d. lane, each one did a fantastic job. Print Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray lyrics and chords, it takes a bit of practice on this slow 3/4 song.
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