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\songcolumns{1}
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\beginsong{Mr. Rock'n Roll}[by=Amy MacDonald]
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\capo{7}
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\gtab{Ré}{X00232}
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\gtab{Ré4}{XX0233}
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\gtab{Ré6/9}{XX0200}
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\gtab{La4}{X02230}
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\gtab{Mim7}{022030}
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\gtab{Sol}{320033}
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\beginverse
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\[Ré]So called Mr. Rock 'n Roll he's dancing on his own again,
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Talking on his phone again to someone, who tells him that his
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\[Sol]balance is low, he's got nowhere to go, he's on his own again.
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\[Ré]\[Ré4]\[Ré6/9]\[Ré] \rep{2}
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\endverse
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\beginverse
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Rock chic of the century is acting like she used to be,
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Dancing like there's no one there before she ever seemed to care now
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She wouldn't dare, it's so rock 'n roll to be alo-(h)one.
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\endverse
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\beginchorus
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And they'll \[La4]meet one day far away and say
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\[Mim7]I wish I was something more,
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And they'll \[La4]meet one day far away and say
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\[Mim7]I wish I knew you, I wish I knew you before.
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\[Ré]\[Ré4]\[Ré6/9]\[Ré] \rep{4}
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\endchorus
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\beginverse
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Mrs. Black and White she's never seen a shade of grey
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Always something on her mind, every single day
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But now she's lost her way, and where does she go from here?
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\endverse
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\beginverse
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Mr. Multicultural sees all that one could see,
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He's living proof of someone very different to me
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But now he want's to be free, free so he can see.
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\endverse
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\beginchorus
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He'll say \[Mim7]I wish I knew you, \[La4]I wish met you when \[Sol]time was still on my \[Ré]side
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She'll say \[Mim7]I wish I knew you, \[La4]I wish I loved you \[Sol]before I was his \[La4]bride.
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\endchorus
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\beginverse
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And so they must be depart too many moral broken hearts
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But I've seen that all before in TV, books and films and more
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And there's a happy ending, every single day.
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\endverse
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\endsong
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