Accords et paroles Copperline James Taylor

Copperline

James Taylor

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This isn't meant to be exactly as James Taylor has performed it
but is rather the way I usually play it. Finger-picking isn't
required but it sure does sound nice!
Capo 2
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
         Even the old folks never knew  why they call it like they do;
          I was wond'ring since the age of two  down on Copperline.  
          Copper head  copper beech copper kettles sitting side by each -
          Copper coil cup o' Georgia peach down on Copperline.
[Chorus 1]
          Half a mile down to Morgan Creek leaning heavy on the end of the week.
          Hercules and a hog-nosed snake - down on the Copperline
          We were down on Copperline.                       
[Verse 2]
          Warm summer night on the Copperline slip away past suppertime.
          Wood smoke and moonshine down on Copperline.  
          One time I saw my daddy dance; watched him moving like a man in a trance.
          He brought it back from the war in France down on Copperline.    
[Chorus 2]
          Branch water and tomato  wine creosote and turpentine
          Sour mash and new moonshine down on Copperline;
          We were down on Copperline.                       
[Verse 3]
          First kiss ever I took like a page from a romance book;
          The sky opened and the earth shook down on Copperline.   
[Chorus 3]
          Took a fall from a windy height; I only knew how to hold on tight
          And pray for love enough to last all night down on Copperline.
[Bridge]
          Day breaks and the boy wakes up and the dog barks and the bird sings
          And the sap rises and the angels sigh....Yeah                           
[Verse 4]
          I tried to go back as if I could; all spec house and plywood
          Tore up and tore up good down on Copperline.
          It doesn't come as a surprise to me;    it doesn't touch my memory.
          Man I'm lifting up and rising free down on Copperline.
[Chorus 4]
          Half a mile down to Morgan Creek I'm only livin' for the end of the week.
          Hercules and a hog-nosed snake - down on the Copperline
          We were down on Copperline.       
          Take me down on Copperline.                    

Copperline

James Taylor