David Loggins 1974
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Please_Come_to_Boston
[C] Please come to Boston for the [F] springtime. I’m [C] staying here with some friends and they’ve got [F] lots of room. [G] You can sell your paintings on the [C] sidewalk. By a [Am] cafe were I [G] hope to be working [F] soon. [C] Please come to Boston. She said [G] “No. Would you come home to [C] me?”
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[C] Please come to Denver, with the [F] snow fall. We’ll [C] move up into the mountains so far that we [F] can’t be found. [G] Throw “I love you” echoes down the [C] canyon. And then [Am] lie awake at [G] night til they come [F] back around. [C] Please come to Denver. She said [G] “No. Boy would you come home to [C] me.”
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And she [G] said: “Hey [C] ramblin’ boy, now won’t ya [G] settle [C] down? [C] Boston ain’t your [G] kinda [C] town
[C] There ain’t no [G] gold and there [C] ain’t nobody like [F] me. I’m the [Dm] number one fan of a [G] man from Tennes-[C]-see
[C] [G] [C] [F] [Dm] [G] [C]
Now this [Am] drifter’s world goes [G] ’round and ’round, And I [F] doubt that it’s [G] ever gonna [C] stop, But of [Am] all the dreams I’ve [G] lost or found, And [F] all that I ain’t [C] got, I [Dm] still need to [F] cling to, [Dm] somebody I can [G] sing to,
[C] Please come to L.A. to [F] live forever. A [C] California life alone is just too [F] hard to build. I [G] live in a house that looks out over the [C] ocean. And there’s some [Am] stars that fell from the [G] sky, livin’ up [F] on the hill. [C] Please come to L.A. She just said [G] “No. Boy won’t you come home to [C] me?”
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I’m the [Dm] number one fan of the [G] man from Ten-n-es-[F]-see [C]
