One Hundred Years

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From [email protected] Sun Apr 27 11:39:32 1997

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The Byrds One Hundred Years written by Gram Parsons

G F C G F C D

G C D

One hundred years from this day will the people still feel this way

G

Still say the things that they're saying right now

C

Everyone said I'd hurt you they said that I'd desert you

D C G

If I go away you know I'm gonna get back some how

D C G

Nobody knows what kind of trouble we're in

D C D

Nobody seems to think it'll all might happen again

G F C G F C D

G C D

One hundred years from this time will anybody change their minds

G

And find out one or two things about life

But people are always talking

C

You know they're always talking

D C G

Everybody's so wrong that I know it's gonna work out fine

D C G

Nobody knows what kind of trouble we're in

D C D

Nobody seems to think it'll all might happen again

From the "Sweethearts Of The Rodeo" LP Columbia Records 1968