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I edited this from daveb672's tab of Townes' version. NOTE: the 'F' in the Chorus is optional. It's not in Gillian's version but you can fit it in, otherwise just hold the 'G'. C G C Now when the wind don't blow in Amarillo, G C And the moon along the Gunnison don't rise, F C Shall I cast my dreams upon your love babe, C F C And lie beneath the laughter of your eyes. Chorus: C F C It's snowin' on Raton G (F) C Come morning, I'll be through them hills and gone. G C Ah, bid the years good-bye, you cannot still them, G C Like you cannot still the circles of the sun, F C And you cannot count the miles until you feel them, C F C And you cannot hold a lover that is gone. Chorus: C F C G (F) C Solo - same as verse but play C G C in fourth line G C Oh Mother thinks the road is long and lonely, G C Little brother thinks the road is straight and fine, F C Little darling thinks the road is soft and lovely, C F C I'm thankful that old road's a friend of mine. Chorus: C F C G (F) C Solo - as above G C Well, tomorrow the mountains will be sleeping G C Silent 'neath a blanket green and blue F C Ah, but I shall hear the silence they are keeping C F C I'll bring all their promises to you. Chorus: x2 C F C G(F)C END
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