WRONG-WAY CORRIGAN WORDS & MUSIC:   Earl P. Reinhalter G Em I. Douglas Corrigan took off at dawn. Bm C he was supposed to be California bound. D but with fog in the sky, misread compass in his eye, C F G he flew to Ireland safe and sound. G Em II. Charles A. Lindbergh was his idol, Bm C but his plane was old as sin. D if he'd filed a flight-plan for Dublin, C F G they would have grounded him. Bb CHORUS A: Wrong-Way Corrigan, G please come back again. Bb they had heroes then. G Asus4 D F we were born too late. Bb Wrong-Way Corrigan, G please come back again. Bb they had heroes then. G Asus4 - A - A(add9) - A - D - D7 we were born too late. G Em III. "Just an honest mistake," some people say, Bm C or a Clifford Irving of yesterday. D most people like to think of it that way. C F G what difference does it make? (repeat first verse) Bb CHORUS B: Wrong-Way Corrigan, G please come back again. Bb they had heroes then. G Asus4 D F we were born too late. Bb Wrong-Way Corrigan, G please come back again. Bb they had heroes then. G Asus4 D F we were born too late. Bb Wrong-Way Corrigan, G please come back again. Bb they had heroes then. G Asus4 - A - A(add9) - A - Bb we were born too late. © Copyright 1973 Earl P. Reinhalter.   All Rights Reserved.