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Oh No! chords by Two Tons Of Steel


Two Tons Of Steel Chords

Oh No!
Two Tons Of Steel

Chords:
E:  022100
A:  x02220
B:  x24442
G#: 466744
C#: x46664
F#: 244322 

Intro:
e|-----------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------|
G|-----------------------------------|
D|-----------------2-2---------------|
A|---------2-2-4-4-----4-4-2-2-------|
E|-0-0-4-4---------------------4-4-0-|

Chorus:
(NC)               A
Oh no, there you go, falling in love
E                                     A
 I told you I'd never let it get that far
  E              
I told you once, told you twice
A
 You never listened to my advice
E                     B                E
Now you've fallen and baby, you gotta go

Verse :
       B  	  	     
To the lonely part of town, 
      E
Where heartbreak comes by the pound
    B 	  	  	      E
And tears keep the beat to a honky-tonk song
      B    	    	  	   G#              C#
Where love always goes wrong, and nights take too long
F#                                       B  
 You got to come here and leave this boy alone

Chorus

Guitar Solo (play chorus)

Repeat Verse

Chorus

Steel Solo (play chorus)

Bridge:
G#                       C#
Blue were the skies that once smiled on us
F#                   B................
Excuse me darlin' but...that's my bus

Chorus

     E                      B                  E
Hey, now you've fallen, and baby, it's time to go
     E                      B              E
Hey, now you've fallen, and baby, you gotta go 
            



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