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From: cimo@cs.montana.edu (Bob Cimikowski)

Here's a Patty Larkin tune off the "Angels Running" album which
is easy to learn and hauntingly beautiful, I think.  Mary Chapin
Carpenter sings a nice harmony on the chorus.  The Story also sing
background vocals on several songs.  It's a gem of an album.
Can someone correctly rename the F* chord below?  I've indicated
the chords. A listen to the song should convey the simple picking
pattern.


                  I Told Him That My Dog Wouldn't Run
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                           (Patty Larkin)


Guitar: standard tuning, capo V

Chords:

C: E A D G B E               F*:
  =x=========== V               ============= V
  _|_|_|_|_o_|_                 _o_|_|_|_o_|_
  _|_|_o_|_|_|_                 _|_|_|_|_|_|_
  _|_o_|_|_|_|_                 _|_o_o_|_|_|_
  _|_|_|_|_|_|_                 _|_|_|_|_|_|_
       B                         A


  h = hammer on
  a = add note

  C                             F*
I told him that my dog wouldn't run
  C                         F*
I told him that I loved someone
                    C
Yeah, that's my old car out there
               F*
In the parking lot

  C                            F*
I saw him when he first walked in
  C                          F*
I thought it was a vision of him
                    C            F*
He was looking like where he had been
                C       F*
Looking kind of fragile


Refrain:

        Am         F*          G
He said I read the Bible every day
                             Am
Tryin' to keep the demons at bay
      Am
Thank God when the sun goes down
G
I don't blow away


My friend said, was he always like that
I said yeah, but he was never this bad
I remember us playing for nickels and dimes
Out on the corner

I asked him to marry me once
He told me he couldn't because
This would be all that there was

(Refrain)

He was laughing but I didn't get the joke
He was dying to light up a smoke
And I wanted to cry

In the florescent light of the restaurant
I smiled and I got up to go
I was hoping for a goodbye to hold

But it was kind of like touching a ghost
So I ran when I walked out

(Refrain)

I got in my car and I drove
Over the bridge to the coast
Wondering where does old love go