Capo: 3

NOTE: On this song Gram Parsons and Emmylou are using capo on 3rd fret. You can play without capo starting the song with A# note, but for identical cover uses capo on 3rd fret. Enjoy! Tune: Standard Use Capo on 3rd fret

Won't ^Gyou scratch my itch sweet Annie ^CRich ^G ^GAnd welcome me ^Dback to ^Gtown

^GCome out on your porch or I'll ^Cstep into your ^Gparlour And I'll ^Ashow you how it all went ^Ddown

^GOut with the truckers and the ^G7kickers and the cowboy ^Cangels And a ^Ggood saloon in every single ^Ctown

Oh and ^CI remember ^Dsomething you once ^Gtold me And ^CI'll be damned if ^Dit did not come ^Gtrue

^CTwenty thousand ^Droads I went ^Gdown, ^Bmdown,^Em down And ^Cthey all lead me ^Dstraight back home to ^Gyou

`Cause I ^Bmheaded West to^C grow up^D with the^G country A^Emcross those prairies^D with the waves of^G grain

And I ^Bmsaw my devil, and I^C saw my^D deep blue^G sea And I ^Cthought about a calico ^Dbonnet from ^CCheyenne to ^DTennesse^Ge

^GWe flew straight across that ^Criver ^Gbridge, ^Glast night ^Dhalf past ^Gtwo ^GThe switchman wave his lantern ^Cgoodbye and good ^Gday as ^Awe went rolling^D through ^GBillboards and truck stops^G7 pass by the grievous^C angel And now ^GI know just ^Dwhat I have to ^Gdo

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And the ^Bmman on the radio^C won't leave^D me^G alone H^Eme wants to take my money for^D something that I've never been^G shown

And I ^Bmsaw my devil, and I^C saw my^D deep blue^G sea And I ^Cthought about a calico ^Dbonnet from ^CCheyenne to ^DTennesse^Ge

^GThe news I could bring I met ^Cup with th^Ge king ^GOn his head an ^Damphetamine ^Gcrown

^GHe talked about unbuckling ^Cthat old bible ^Gbelt And ^Alighted out for some desert ^Dtown

^GOut with the truckers and the ^G7kickers and the cowboy ^Cangels And a ^Ggood saloon in every single ^Ctown

And ^CI remember ^Dsomething you once ^Gtold me And ^CI'll be damned if ^Dit did not come ^Gtrue

^CTwenty thousand ^Droads I went ^Gdown, ^Bmdown,^Em down And ^Cthey all lead me ^Dstraight back home to ^Gyou

Gram Parsons - Return of the grievous angel