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Date: 3/7/97; 9:47:23 PM
From: keith agnew <kagnew@telusplanet.net>
Subject: TOWNES VAN ZANDT SONG, DON'T TAKE IT TOO BAD.

HERE IS A GREAT SONG BY TOWNES VAN ZANDT. I JUST DISCOVERED HIM THE 
OTHER DAY, AND WHAT A GREAT WRITER, AND SINGER. IF THERE IS ANY OTHER
VAN ZANDT FANS THERE, LET ME KNOW, I'D LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT HIM
KEITH



DON'T TAKE IT TOO BAD
 
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DON'T YOU TAKE IT TO BAD, IF YOU'RE FEELIN UNLOVIN
                                                                        
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IF YOU'RE FEELIN UNFEELIN, IF YOU'RE FEELIN ALONE,
                                                                        
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DON'T YOU TAKE IT TOO BAD, CAUSE IT AIN'T YOU TO BLAME, BABE
                                                                        
                   C                            G        
WELL IT'S ONLY A GAME, BABE, OUT OF ALL THIS LIVING,
                       C
THAT WE'VE GOT LEFT TO DO

                                                                        
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AND IF YOU GO SEARCHIN, FOR RHYME OR FOR REASON,
                                                                        
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WELL THEN YOU WON'T HAVE THE TIME, THAT IT TAKES JUST FOR TALKIN
                                                                        
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ABOUT THE PLACES YOU'VE BEEN, BABE, BOUT THE FACES YOU'VE SEEN, BABE
                                                                        
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HOW SOFT THE TIME FLIES PAST, YOUR WINDOW AT NIGHT

                                                                        
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AND WE JUST CAN'T HAVE THAT GIRL, CAUSE IT'S A SAD LONESOME COLD WORLD
                     G                    C
AND A MAN NEEDS A WOMAN, TO STAND BY HIS SIDE,
                                                                        
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AND WHISPER SWEET WORDS IN HIS EARS ABOUT DAYDREAMS,
                                                                        
                C                                G
AND ROSES AND PLAYTHINGS, AND THE SWEETNESS OF SPRINGTIME,
                      C         FC
AND THE SOUND OF THE RAIN