Bitter Creek

Eagles

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by ABELAMIN

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Bitter Creek

Year: 1973 - Album: Desperado

Written by Bernie Leadon

Key: G

Bitter Creek Key DD

Bitter Creek Key D#D#

Bitter Creek Key EE

Bitter Creek Key FF(one step down)

Bitter Creek Key F#F#(half step down)

Bitter Creek Key GG(original key)

Bitter Creek Key G#G#(half step up)

Bitter Creek Key AA(one step up)

Bitter Creek Key A#A#

Bitter Creek Key BB

Bitter Creek Key CC

Bitter Creek Key C#C#

	  		

Intro: G     F     Dm 


Dm                   Am/D   G 
Once I was young and so unsure 
Dm                   Am/D   G 
I'd try any ill to find the cure 
Bm                     G 
      An old man told me 
Bm                     E 
      Tried to scold me 
Dm              Am/D     G      A       G  F      Dm   Am/D G 
Whoa son, don't wade too deep        in Bitter Creek. 

G  F  Dm   Am/D G 


Dm                    Am/D    G 
Out where the desert meets the sky 
Am                    Am/D    G 
it's where I go when I wanna hide 
Bm                      G 
                Oh peyote 
Bm                      E 
               Tried to show me 
Dm                        Am/D   G    A   G  F      Dm   Am/D G 
You know there ain't no cause to weep in Bitter Creek 

Bridge:
 
Dm C Bb Am G F E    Am 
Dm C Bb Am G F E Am Dm 

Dm                         Am/D G 
Gonna hit the road for one last time 
Dm                         Am/D   G 
Gonna walk right in and steal 'em blind 
Bm                G 
         All that money (all that money) 
Bm               E 
         No more runnin' 
Dm                          Am/D      G     A          G   F   Dm   Am/D G 
And I can't wait to see the old man's face      when I win the race 

G   F   Dm   Am/D G 

Outro:
 
Dm C Bb Am G F E    Am 
Dm C Bb Am G F E Am Dm

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