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Key: G Intro: Em D Em G D Em G D G D Verse 1: G From five hundred feet above, in a fire, was a morning dove C Searching for a place to land Em I'd perch up on the turnpike Em Watch old sedans and semis D Wonder where they're going and where they've been G And looking back now, through the years G Before the hands of man were here C Rusty shovels found black gold Em And tumbleweeds were free like the Choctaw and Cherokee D C G Before they had to call this land their home Am B If only they could see how it's gone
Chorus: Em G Now it's red dirt tears and broken mirrors D C And a little trailer park, just south of here Em G D End of the world is gettin' near, but I still feel the same Em G And it's red dirt poor and wanting more D C Mr. Weatherman knocking at my door Em G D Where dreams go drying up like rain N.C. Em G D Em G D G D Welcome to the plains Verse 2: G And if I was a coyote runnin' G Stealing on the Cimarron C Looking for a place to cool my head Em Find shelter from the voices Em Telling me my only choices D C Get up, get gone, keep moving west Am B If I ever left, those eyes would fill up fast with Chorus: Em G Red dirt tears and broken mirrors D C And a little trailer park, just south of here Em G D End of the world is gettin' near, but I still feel the same Em G And it's red dirt poor and wanting more D C Mr. Weatherman knocking at my door Em G D Where dreams go drying up like rain Em G B7 Where dreams go drying up like rain C A Welcome to the plains Fiddle Solo: D B Em C A7 G B Em C D Am B Chorus: Em G Now it's red dirt tears and broken mirrors D C And a little trailer park, just south of here Em G D End of the world is gettin' near, but I still feel the same Em G And it's red dirt poor and wanting more D C Mr. Weatherman knocking at my door Em G D Where dreams go drying up like rain Em G B Where dreams go drying up like rain C G D Where dreams go drying up like rain Em G D Welcome to the plains Em G D Welcome to the plains Em G D Welcome to the plains Em G D One, two, three, four Outro: Em G D Em G D C Em G D N.C. One, two
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