The Legend: accordi di
Bill Justis
Bill Justis
Jerry Reed
Jerry Reed

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Tonalità: G major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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You heard about the legend
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of Jesse James
John Henry just to mention some names
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But there's a truck driving
legend in the south today
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A man called Bandit from Atlanta G.A.
Verse 2
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Every gear jammer knows
his name
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They swear he got
icewater runnin in his veins
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Foot like lead, and nerves like steel
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He's gonna go to glory
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ridin 18 wheels
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Verse 3
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He left Atlanta back in '63
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Callin him the loner from Tennessee
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He hit Mont Eagle in the driving rain
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So hard he couldn't even
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see the passing lane
Verse 4
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Well he started down the
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grade when he lost the gear
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He hit them brakes found he had no air
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The Mont Eagle grade is steep and long
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And everbody that seen it thought
Verse 5
the Bandit was gone
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Well his truck jack- knifed
turned completely 'round
He was coming down backwards
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'bout the speed of sound
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Alot of folks seen him and they all say
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He had his head out the
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windae Yelling clear the way
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Well he
Verse 6
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got to the bottom
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safe and sound
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Everybody asked Bandit
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how he made it down
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He said folks when the truck
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picked up too much speed
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I just run along beside it and drug my feet
Verse 7
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You heard about the legend
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of Jesse James
John Henry just to mention some names
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But there's a truck driving
legend in the south today
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A man called Bandit from Atlanta G.A.
Verse 8
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Every gear jammer knows his name
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They swear he got
icewater runnin in his veins
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Foot like lead, and nerves like steel
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He's goin up to glory ridin
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18 wheels
Outro 1
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