Jackie Greene – Gracie chords

[Intro]
G  Gadd11  G  Gadd11  G

[Verse 1]
G                                                 DGracie had a baby, she grew up, she was only seventeen
C                             AmSomethin' like a stranger and no one can recall
            G              Gadd11  GThe way she used to smile
                                                         D'Cause in a one-horse town, no one ever seemed to give a damn
          CShe could feel the fingers pointing
Am                            G          Gadd11  GEyes like knives and needles on her back
    Am              GOh, Grace, Grace is gone
    Am       G   Gadd11  GOh, Grace, Grace

[Verse 2]
G                                              DGracie told the taxi, "Take me as far as I can go"
    C                                     AmShe said, "I'm tired of this town and I'm sure
                      G   Gadd11  GThis town is tired of me"
    G                                                            DShe bought a one way ticket with a newborn and a suitcase by her side
      CThere ain't nothing like it
    Am                          GThe Kansas City Mainline moving down the track
    Am       G    Gadd11  GOh, Grace is gone

[Instrumental]
Am  G  Gadd11  G  x3

[Verse 3]
G                                               DGracie found a job typin' for important businessmen
    CAnd sometimes all she could do
   Am                              G           Gadd11  GIs stare out of the windows at the wildflowers
G                                                          DGracie cries at night, she looks upon the stars out in the sky
    CShe sings to herself softly
Am                           G          Gadd11  GSitting in a bathrobe on her windowsill
    Am              G  Gadd11  GOh, Grace, Grace is gone
    Am              G  Gadd11  GOh, Grace, Grace is gone

[Instrumental]
Am  G  Gadd11  G

[Tag]
G                                                 DGracie had a baby, she grew up, she was only seventeen
C                             AmSomethin' like a stranger and no one can recall
            G              Gadd11  GThe way she used to smile