Cary

Intro 
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Cary, are you living at your mother's place? 
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By the Five & Dime, still playing the bass 
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Cary, do you ever think about me still? 
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I think about you and I always will 



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I heard you cut a deal and you changed your name 
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Led out of Columbus in the crooked rain 
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Wrapped that old Lincoln 'round a sycamore tree 
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Sold it for parts nobody wanted to keep 

 
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And I've been slipping this memory 
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On my back like Atlas endlessly 
      F               G 
And when my legs get tired and weak 
   C       C/B      Am 
I miss you Cary, carryin' me 
    F           G              (C) 
Oh Cary, will I ever see you again? 


Instrumental 
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Cary, are you dancing to the Rolling Stones 
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In your leopard print, in your father's clothes? 
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You never talked about him but I understood 
    F                    C      G/B 
He loved you, Cary, the best he could 



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Are you getting too drunk at the water park 
    C    C/B           Am 
Is doing nothing gone way too far 
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I wish that I'd been better to you 
    C            C/B        Am 
But I was just a child and you were too 



    F                        G 
And I've been slipping this memory 
       C        C/B   Am 
On my back like Atlas endlessly 
      F               G 
And when my legs get tired and weak 
      C       C/B      Am 
I'll miss you Cary, carryin' me 
     F                   G 
Is heaven a place where you still dream 
       C     C/B           Am 
Under Dayton skies by the Dairy Queen? 
    F           G               C 
Oh Cary, will I ever see you again? 
    F           G              (C) 
Oh Cary, will I ever see you again? 

Outro 
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