Lee Harvey Was A Friend Of Mine

N.C. (A one, two, a one-two-three-four) A A E A Lee Harvey was a friend of mine, D A He used to take me fishin' all the time. D A F#m He used to throw a ball to me when I was just a kid, A N.C. E N.C. A They say he shot the president, but I don't think he did. A D A Well, I was born in Dallas in nineteen fifty-two B E And Lee Harvey lived across the street on Ripley Avenue. D A F#m He used to throw a ball to me when I was just a kid, A N.C. E N.C. A They say he shot the president, but I don't think he did. A E A Lee Harvey was a friend of mine, D A He used to take me fishin' all the time. D A F#m He used to throw a ball to me when I was just a kid, A N.C. E N.C. A They say he shot the president, but I don't think he did. A D A Well, I've seen that picture of him holdin' pamphlets and a gun, B E And there's shadows pointin' every which way, but only just one sun. D A F#m Someone faked that photo and then snuck away and hid, A N.C. E N.C. A They say he shot the president, but I don't think he did. A E A Lee Harvey was a friend of mine A D A Well, I saw it all on TV, Lee Harvey got gunned down, B E And he was killed off by Jack Ruby, the biggest sleaze in town. D A F#m He stuck a gun into his ribs and said, "Here's lookin' at you, kid," A N.C. E N.C. A Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey - my TV proved he did. A E A Lee Harvey was a friend of mine, D A He used to take me fishin' all the time. D A F#m He used to throw a ball to me when I was just a kid, A N.C. E N.C. A They say he shot the president, but I don't think he did. A N.C. E N.C. D A And Lee Harvey was a friend of mine