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From: LEAFGREEN_P@HOST1.SWOSU.EDU
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 1996 19:47:48 -0600 (CST)

              Sunset Red and Pale Moonlight

                                  written by: Kim Richey
                                              Angelo

                             performed by Pam Tillis on "All of This Love"


[Intro]
 GCD
 GCD

  G (320003@1)                          C1.We (x32010@1)gave the day up to a hot back road
  D (xx0232@1)                        G (320003@1) And let it take us out of town
  G (320003@1)                  C (x32010@1) To a spot down by the river
  D (xx0232@1)                  G (320003@1) To watch the sun go down

  G (320003@1)                              C (x32010@1) We must have sat and talked for hours
  D (xx0232@1)                   G (320003@1) Not giving in to the night
  G (320003@1)                     C (x32010@1) And that day I saw the sunset
  D (xx0232@1)             G (320003@1) In a whole new light

  C (x32010@1)                          GC.Now (320003@1)the stars came out like diamonds
      C (x32010@1)                D (xx0232@1) On a deep blue satin sky
              C (x32010@1) He said from where he stood
           G (320003@1) Honey you sure look good
             C (x32010@1)              D (xx0232@1) In sunset red and pale moonlight

  GCD  GCD

  G (320003@1)                       C2.Later (x32010@1)we pulled out the blanket
  D (xx0232@1)                        G (320003@1) When we felt the evening chill
  G (320003@1)                           C (x32010@1) Oh and he wrapped his armes around me
  D (xx0232@1)                      G (320003@1) That's when time stood still

Repeat chorus twice

             C (x32010@1)              D (xx0232@1)   G (320003@1) In sunset red and pale moonlight