Biography:
Chester Burton Atkins born 20 June 1924 - Died 30 June 2001 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States (1942–1996) . was an American guitarist and record producer. Together with Owen Bradley, Atkins created the smoother country music style known as the Nashville sound, which expanded country music's appeal to include adult pop music fans as well. His virtuoso picking style - inspired by Merle Travis, Django Reinhardt, George Barnes and Les Paul - brought him admirers both within and outside the country scene.
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Well I'm almost sorry now I caught you messin' round
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Cause you packed up your pickup and boogied out of town
G C
Well darlin' I think you'd like to know
G D7 G
That I st-ill write your name in the snow
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When the snowflakes fall I guess I see
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That happy you and me that used to be
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And when the snow has covered all the ground
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I hear your name and have to write it down
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Well do you think of me when you're feelin' low
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And wish you could write my name in the snow
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Well I once had an inklin' that you'd come back again
Em A7 D7
I see now that I was just tinklin' in the wind
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You've hurt me more than you will ever know
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And I st-ill write your name in the snow
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Well when those snowflakes fall I guess I see
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That happy you and me that used to be
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I write your name so beautifully
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But it's hard to cross the I's and dot the T's
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Do you think of me when you're feelin' low
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And wish you could write my name in the snow
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Sonofagun I'm tired of livin' this way
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I'm writin' it down
Well I'm almost sorry now I caught you messin' round
Em A7 D7
Cause you packed up your pickup and boogied out of town
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Well darlin' I think you'd like to know
G D7 G
That I st-ill write your name in the snow
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When the snowflakes fall I guess I see
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That happy you and me that used to be
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And when the snow has covered all the ground
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I hear your name and have to write it down
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Well do you think of me when you're feelin' low
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And wish you could write my name in the snow
C G
Well I once had an inklin' that you'd come back again
Em A7 D7
I see now that I was just tinklin' in the wind
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You've hurt me more than you will ever know
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And I st-ill write your name in the snow
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Well when those snowflakes fall I guess I see
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That happy you and me that used to be
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I write your name so beautifully
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But it's hard to cross the I's and dot the T's
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Do you think of me when you're feelin' low
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And wish you could write my name in the snow
A7 D7
Sonofagun I'm tired of livin' this way
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I'm writin' it down
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