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Sweet Virginia



Listen to The Rolling Stones – Sweet Virginia. Sweet Virginia appears on the album Exile on Main Street and has been tagged as: classic rock, rock, blues

Capo 2

Strum: B U D U B U D U (w/swing feel)
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +

Chord Guide
3 4
G: D: C: A:
Intro: / G - - - / D - - - / G - - - / - - - - /
Instrumental Verse

SHE DIED TODAY. And we love her.
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Anonymous said…
I am so sorry to hear about V passing away. She was a good, sweet, slightly crazy cat. I know what you guys are going through.
Sat Aug 18, 07:27:00 AM PDT
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