#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# This file is for personal private use only. All copyright laws apply. -transcribed by Greg Steele - http://www.gregorysteele.com - gsteele214@netscape.net "That's Why" - by John Gorka 1994 (from the CD "Out Of The Valley") Capo on third fret xx3231 Intro: C G Dm/F F C G He was born a man, he died a myth Dm/F F The man part left and the rest stayed with C G One part vision one part dream Dm/F F Partly mirror and partly screen x20003 Am G/B F G Am G/B F G That's why, why they say he never died C G The fat man's gone the thin one stayed Dm/F F Still flashy in that gold lamé C G Lick his back and press him down Dm/F F Mail him to another town Am G/B F G Am G/B F G That's why, why they say he's still alive C G Things got hot in the styles he mixed Dm/F F Did you see him move in '56 C G Gunsmoke over the Sullivan show Dm/F F Shot waist up from Tupelo C G The Colonel's army took the soul Dm/F F That went by the name of King Creole Am G/B F G And he's gone gone gone... He's left this life, he's left this stage He's left the building but not the age We asked too much and we took his best Couldn't let him live, can't let him rest That's why, why they say he never died It's America's own strange disease How we merchandise our tragedies If I invoke his name in vain Then too I share in all the blame Am G/B F G Am G/B F G Am For why, why they say he's still alive