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The Straight Life Behind
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The Straight Life Behind Recorded by Glen Campbell Written by Sonny Curtis
C Em F C Sometimes I imagine myself as a drifter E7 Am D7 G7 A seeker of fortune connoisseur of great wines F Am C Dashing through meadows of yellow and green F C Trying to catch the impossible dream A# G7 A-leaving the straight life behind
C Em F C Sometimes my thoughts found me way down in Mexico E7 Am D7 G A-drinking tequila going out of my mind F C Having a ball on a couple 'a bob F C A-treating the ladies to corn on the cob A# G7 A-leaving the straight life behind
F Em And suddenly all my silly thoughts disappear Dm G7 C She comes to me softly with crackers and beer A# F A-winking and blinking and blowing my ear C Gm G7 G A-running away with my mind F Em Dm C It's great to be in love I'm not really thinking of A# D# A-leaving the straight life behind G C G7 C I'm just playing a game in my-y mind
Em F C Once in a while in my mind I go a-bumming E7 Am D7 G A-going nowhere with no worry of time F C Running along chasing after a train F C Humming a song in the sun and the rain A# G7 A-leaving the straight life behind
C Em F C I can just see me on a tropical island E7 Am D7 G A-riding the surf and drinking coconut wine F C Having me fun with the girls in the sand F C Chasing the sun through an innocent land A# G7 A-leaving the straight life behind
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