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From: S. Boyte 
To: 'cowpie@olga.net' 
Date: Thursday, June 11, 1998 5:34 PM
Subject: I Should've Called-Eddy Raven


I picked this song out off the Eddy Raven Greatest Hits CD, I wish I
could figure out the funky guitar part. I saw him play it on T.V.,
he capoed it up two frets. I play without the capo. So I play in A,
if you capo, you need to play in G. This song was put out around 1976,
I think. Any corrections or suggestions would be appreciated.
Jessie Boyte     sboyte@bkbank.com

I Should've Called                                     Eddy Raven

A                      A7                                    D
Spent a week in Houston and watched it rain
E                                             A
Spent a day in Dallas missing planes
                         A7                         D
And it sure was cold up in Montreal
                 E                    A
I thought of you I should've called

A             A7                 D
Acapulco lying in the sun
E                                                           A
Smoking that old gold and drinking lots of rum
                  A7                  D
Mexi-caly ladies tan and tall
                 E                      A
I thought of you I should've called


Chorus: D             E                 A
           In spite of all my good intentions
            D         A                       E
           I am the one who built the wall
           A             A7                   D
           All by myself who'd ever thought
            E                                      A
           I sure miss you I should've called


A              A7                         D
California's nice this time of year
E                                                   A
Colorado's fine and they've got good beer
A                     A7                   D
Back in Tennessee it's an early fall
E                                       A
I still love you I should've called


Chorus

E                                      A
I still love you I should've called

Hope you like it, Jessie