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Intro:
   | G  | C | Em | G |
   | Am | C | Am | C |
   | C  | % | %  | % |
   | Em |
          
A|-------------------------------5-----2--5/3--2----------------------------|
E|-3--3-----3--2-----3--0-----3----------------------0--------2--------3----|
C|------------------------------------------------0--------0--------0-------|
g|-------4--------4--------4--------4-------------------4--------4-------4--|
                                                                                   
A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
C|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
g|---4--4--5--4--4----------------------------------------------------------|

Verse 1:
       G               Am               C
She'll have California blonde hair and a California start
G                 Am
She's not from around here, but
C
Goodbyes break her heart
G
 She grew up in a sleepy little town
           C                                G
But the parents split up when the marriage went south
            Em
And now the kids are mean, but the streets are clean
        C
So they don't say a word
 
Verse 2:
G                       Am                     C
 Leaves for college in about a month, she's got
                                     G
Bags to pack, and numbers to crunch, she's
      Am            B
Got a boy with long brown hair and she
C                                          Em
Seems to be the only thing he cares about
 
Bridge:
G             Am   C  G  C
  But what he do
    Am           Em      G
For his backpack full of songs
              C
Take him with you
 
Intrumental:
   | G  | C | Em | G |
   | Am | C | Am | C |
   | C  | % | %  | % |
   | Em |
 
Outro:
G             Am   C  G  C
  But what he do
    Am           Em      G
For his backpack full of songs
              C
Take him with you
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