Misc Traditional - Home on the range

Oh ^Ggive me a home where the ^Cbuffalo roam Where the ^Gdeer and the antelope^D play Where ^Gseldom is heard a di^Cscouraging word And the s^Gkies are not c^Dloudy all ^Gday

H^Dome home on the r^Gange Where the deer and the antelope p^Dlay Where s^Geldom is heard a di^Cscouraging word And the ^Gskies are not ^Dcloudy all ^Gday

^GThe Red Man was pressed from this ^Cpart of the west It's not ^Glikely he'll ever re^Dturn To the ^Gbanks of Red River where ^Cseldom if ever His ^Gflickering ^Dcampfires still ^Gburn

^DHome home on the ^Grange Where the deer and the antelope ^Dplay Where ^Gseldom is heard a di^Cscouraging word And the ^Gskies are not ^Dcloudy all ^Gday

^GHow often at night when the ^Cheavens are bright With the ^Glight from the glittering ^Dstars Have I ^Gstood there amazed and ^Casked as I gazed If their ^Gglory ex^Dceeds that of ^Gours

^DHome home on the ^Grange Where the deer and the antelope ^Dplay Where ^Gseldom is heard a di^Cscouraging word And the s^Gkies are not ^Dcloudy all ^Gday

^GOh give me a land where the ^Cbright diamond sand Flows ^Gleisurely down the ^Dstream Where the ^Ggraceful white swan goes ^Cgliding along Like a ^Gmaid in a ^Dheavenly ^Gdream

^DHome home on the ^Grange Where the deer and the antelope ^Dplay Where ^Gseldom is heard a di^Cscouraging word And the ^Gskies are not ^Dcloudy all ^Gday And the ^Gskies are not ^Dcloudy all ^Gday