Chords:
{t: Dayton, Ohio, 1903 [C]}
{key: C}
{artist: Randy Newman}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrTdiNkhnOc But in G
{c:Thanks to Caren Park}
[C] Sing a song, of [Cmaj7] long ago,
When things were [C6] green, and movin' [C7] slow.
[D] And people'd stop to say he-[D7]llo,
Or they'd say [Dm7] "hi" to you [G7]
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Would you [C] like to come [F] over for [C] tea,
[D7] With the missus and [G7] me?"
It's a [C] real nice way to [C7] spend the day,
in [F] Dayton O-[Fm]hio,
On a [C] lazy Sunday [Am] afternoon, in [F] nineteen O-[G] three
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[C] Sing a song, of [Cmaj7] long ago,
When things could [C6] grow, and days flowed [C7] quietly.
[D] The air was clean, and you could [D7] see,
And folks were [Dm7] nice to you [G7]
{c: }
"Would you [C] like to come [F] over for [C] tea,
[D7] With the missus and [G7] me?"
It's a [C] real nice way to [C7] spend the day, in [F] Dayton O-[Fm]hio,
On a [C] lazy Sunday [Am] afternoon
{c: slowing}
in [F] nineteen... [G7] hundred... and [C] three [F7] [C] [F7] [C]
