Sol Fa Do Sol
Sol
I said,"Grandpa what's this picture here?
Fa
It's all black and white and it ain't real clear
Do Sol
Is that you there? He said yeah, I was 11.
Sol
Times were tough back in '35
Fa
That's me and Uncle Joe just tryin' to survive
Do
A cotton farm
Sol
And a great depression
Sol
If it looks like we were scared to death
Fa Do
Like a couple of kids just tryin' to save each other
Do Sol
You should've seen it in color
Sol
Awe and this one here's taken overseas
Fa
In the middle of Hell in 1943
Do Sol
In the winter time, you can almost see my breath
Sol
That was my tail gunner: Ole Johnny McGee
Fa
He was a High School teacher from New Orleans
Do Sol
And he had my back, right through the day we left
Sol
If it looks like we were scared to death
Fa Do
Like a couple of kids just tryin' to save each other
Do Sol
You should've seen it in color
Sol
A picture's worth a thousand words
Fa Do
But you can't see what those shades of gray keep covered.
Do Sol
You should've seen it in color.
(Sol) Fa Do Sol
Sol
Sol
This one is my favorite one.
Fa
This is me and grandma in the summer sun
Do Sol
All dressed up the day we said our vows.
Sol
You can't tell it here but it was hot that June
Fa
That rose was red and her eyes were blue
Do Sol
And just look at that smile I was so proud.
Mim Re/Fa# Do
That's the story of my life
Mim Re/Fa# Do Re
Right there in black and white
Sol
If it looks like we were scared to death
Fa Do
Like a couple of kids just tryin' to save each other
Do Sol
You should've seen it in color
Sol
A picture's worth a thousand words
F C
But you can't see what those shades of gray keep covered.
Do Sol
You should've seen it in color.
(Sol) Fa Do Sol
Sol Fa Do Sol
x
1 di