Sycamore Creek Chords & Lyrics - Radney Foster
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[INTRO]
[D] [G] [D] [G]
[VERSE 1]
[D]I can see her in that water
[A]Church dress hung up in a tree
[B]Splashing flirtin' laughin'[A] , teasin' me [G]
[D]That afternoon of secrets
[A]Swimming naked in a pool of dreams
[B]Last high school summer dripping
[A]dry by Sycamore Creek [G]
[PRE-CHORUS]
[E]She kissed me one last time
[A]Headin' home
[E]And I'm still haunted by what she said
When I'm alone [A]
[CHORUS]
She said you g[D]ot a chance to be
[A]Free of all this small town strings
[B]That tie the rest of us down
[G]She said boy quit your hanging around
[D]Take that guitar and run
[A]Faster than the setting sun
[B]You can write a song later about my [A]
[G]memory
[E]You can always come back
You can always come back [A]
To Sycamore Creek [D]
[VERSE 2]
[D]Well the guitar made the magic
[A]And I just hung on for the ride
[B]I walked amongst giants played [A]
with legends side by side[G]
[D]She came to see me in New Orleans
[A]And on a tour bus after the show
[B]I kissed goodbye to the one I never [A]
[G]shoulda let go
[CHORUS]
[D]She said you got a chance to be
[A]So wild on those guitar strings
[B]Stage lights in every town
[G]So head up when you're hanging around
[D]Take that guitar and run
[A]Faster than the setting sun
[B]You can write a song later about my [A]
[G]memory
[E]You can always come back
You can always come back [A]
To Sycamore[D] Creek
[VERSE 3]
[D]Well I knew she'd gotten married.
[A]And I always forget the guy's name
[B]But he played tight end the year [A]
that we won district [G]
[D]It got bad and it got ugly
[A]Through tears one night she called
[B]I drove ten hours to the water [A]
[G]I couldn't resist it
[CHORUS]
[D]I said girl you got a chance to be
[A]Free of all these small town strings
[B]Cut the ties that keep you down
[G]I said girl quit your hanging around
[D]Take this money and run
[A]Faster than the setting sun
[B]She soaked my shirt crying over [A]
[G]memories
[E]She said don't ever come back
No never come back[A]
[D]To Sycamore Creek
[D] [G] [D] [G]
[VERSE 1]
[D]I can see her in that water
[A]Church dress hung up in a tree
[B]Splashing flirtin' laughin'[A] , teasin' me [G]
[D]That afternoon of secrets
[A]Swimming naked in a pool of dreams
[B]Last high school summer dripping
[A]dry by Sycamore Creek [G]
[PRE-CHORUS]
[E]She kissed me one last time
[A]Headin' home
[E]And I'm still haunted by what she said
When I'm alone [A]
[CHORUS]
She said you g[D]ot a chance to be
[A]Free of all this small town strings
[B]That tie the rest of us down
[G]She said boy quit your hanging around
[D]Take that guitar and run
[A]Faster than the setting sun
[B]You can write a song later about my [A]
[G]memory
[E]You can always come back
You can always come back [A]
To Sycamore Creek [D]
[VERSE 2]
[D]Well the guitar made the magic
[A]And I just hung on for the ride
[B]I walked amongst giants played [A]
with legends side by side[G]
[D]She came to see me in New Orleans
[A]And on a tour bus after the show
[B]I kissed goodbye to the one I never [A]
[G]shoulda let go
[CHORUS]
[D]She said you got a chance to be
[A]So wild on those guitar strings
[B]Stage lights in every town
[G]So head up when you're hanging around
[D]Take that guitar and run
[A]Faster than the setting sun
[B]You can write a song later about my [A]
[G]memory
[E]You can always come back
You can always come back [A]
To Sycamore[D] Creek
[VERSE 3]
[D]Well I knew she'd gotten married.
[A]And I always forget the guy's name
[B]But he played tight end the year [A]
that we won district [G]
[D]It got bad and it got ugly
[A]Through tears one night she called
[B]I drove ten hours to the water [A]
[G]I couldn't resist it
[CHORUS]
[D]I said girl you got a chance to be
[A]Free of all these small town strings
[B]Cut the ties that keep you down
[G]I said girl quit your hanging around
[D]Take this money and run
[A]Faster than the setting sun
[B]She soaked my shirt crying over [A]
[G]memories
[E]She said don't ever come back
No never come back[A]
[D]To Sycamore Creek
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