Thinking of a rendezvous
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C
1. I said, “Hello, my, it's been such a long time !"
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G
You said, "Yes, it has,
it's been a year or more."
Dm G
Then you smiled and asked about
my wife and family,
Dm G
C
I said, "Johnny's six and
Judy's almost four."
G C
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour,
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down at the Family Inn like we
used to do.
Dm G
We kept talking like nothing ever happened,
Dm G C
but I was making small talk
thinking of a rendezvous.
C
2. You said, "Are you still working down at the factory
?"
C G
I said, "Yes, I am, guess I'll be there till I die."
Dm G
You asked me if I still went
down to Joe's place,
Dm G C
I said, "Yeah, I do, but
it's been a long, long time."
G C
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour,
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down at the Family Inn like we
used to do.
Dm
G
We kept talking like nothing ever happened,
Dm G C - A
but I was making small talk
thinking of a rendezvous.
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3. And you said, "Gotta go, sure been nice to see you !
D
A
I told Jack that I'd be home
by nine."
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A
I said, "By the way, tell him I said ‘hello’”,
Em A D
and
we'll all have to get together sometime."
A D
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour,
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A - A7
down at the Family Inn like we
used to do.
Em A
We kept talking like nothing ever happened,
Em A D
but I was making small talk
thinking of a rendezvous.
Em A D
+ But I was making small
talk thinking of a rendezvous.
Em A D
But I was making small talk
thinking of a rendezvous ....
(orig. = capo 2nd) (Johnny Duncan)