The Byrds - Candy

      
 
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 #From RICKL1@IX.NETCOM.COM Wed Apr 2 08:51:06 1997
 #Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 01:09:50 GMT
 #From: RICKL1@IX.NETCOM.COM
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 #Subject: Candy The Byrds Chords/Words
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 #thanks to Roy Josephson for the words
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 #The Byrds Candy written by Roger McGuinn/John York
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 Dm 
  
            C                     
 Drifted in school, Daddy's a fool
                           F   
 We know someone's on your mind
             C                      
 Women whose phase - velvet and lace
                       F          C  
 Curling couplets into time and space
 Dm                            
 Meet the man who needs you now
                   F               C     Dm 
 Can you give your love away like Candy? 
              C                        
 Down on your knees, trimming the trees
                           F    
 Can you imagine what it's like?
        C                      
 Lovers lament, general dissent
                     F           C   
 Doctor's orders are unkind, and bent
 Dm                            
 Meet the man who needs you now
                   F              C      Dm 
 Can you give your love away like Candy? 
 
 SOLO
 
      C                       
 Very profound, merry-go-round
                        F     
 Spinning innocense and dreams
            C                     
 Can you believe, all you perceive
                        F        C 
 Love is never what it seemed to be
 Dm                            
 Meet the man who needs you now
                   F              C     
 Can you give your love away like Candy?
 
 
 Performed by the Byrds on "Dr. Byrds and Mr. Hyde"
 Lead vocal: Roger McGuinn Harmony: John York
 >From the "Dr Byrds and Mr Hyde" LP Columbia Records 1969
 
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