For Free
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I sleGpt l/ast nF/ight in a goodEm7 // hotel
I went sAm7hoppin/g toC/day for F/jewelC/s /
The windG rus/hed aF/round the dirtEm7//y town
And the chiAm7ldren l/et C/out from their F/schooC//ls
I was standAming o/n aA9 / noisy coG//rner
I was waitC/Ging for t/heG / walking grF/Em7/D//een
AcrG/oss the street he stF/ood
And he plEm7ayed r//eal good
On his cAm/larineC/t for frF/C//ee
Now me I play for fortunes
And those velvet curtain calls
I got a black limousine and about two gentleman
Escorting me to this halls
And I'll play if you have some money
Or if you're a friend to me
But that one-man band by the quick lunch stand
He was just playin'real good for free
Nobody stopped to hear him
Though he played so sweet and high
H knew he had never been on the TV
But he passed his music by
Me I meant to go over ask for a song
Maybe put on a harmony
I heard his refrain as the signals changed
He was playin'Am/real good for frC/ee F / C / Em7 // D4/A // Am7 ...