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C
D7
D
BuryMe
Jason Isbell
 
 
N.C.
Bury me where the wind don't blow
where the dust won't cover me Where the tall grass grows
Oh bury me right where I fall
G(2,LesterFlattRun)
Tokyo to Tennessee I loved them all
 
G(4)
See the windmills turn up 55
C(2)G(2)
Still got so much to learn Still feel alive
G(4)
One lonely girl is all i need
C(2)G(2)
Tie me to this world Make me believe
 
Chorus:
D7(2)G(2)
Well I ain't no cowboy but I can ride
D7(2)G(2)
And I ain't no outlaw but I been inside
C(2)G(2)
And there were bars of steel, boys and there were bars to sing
D(2)G(2)
And there were bars with swinging doors for all the time between
 
Instrumental:
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G(4)
Bury me in the last few lines
C(2)G(2)
Of an obituary for these trying times
G(4)
Find an old live oak and carve my name
C(2)G(2)
Hard liquor and dirty jokes Cheap picture frames
 
Chorus:
D7(2)G(2)
Well I ain't no cowboy but I can ride
D7(2)G(2)
And I ain't no outlaw but I been inside
C(2)G(2)
There were men of stone, boys and there were men of sand
D(2)G(2)
Long nights alone boys head in my hands
 
Instrumental:
/G---/----/----/----/
/C---/----/G---/----/
/G---/----/----/----/
/C---/----/G---/----/
 
OutroChorus:
D7(2)G(2)
Well I ain't no cowboy but I can ride
D7(2)G(2)
And I ain't no outlaw but I been inside
C(2)G(2)
And there were bars of steel, boys and there were bars to sing
D(2)G(2)
And there were bars with swinging doors for all the time between
D(2)G(2)
And there were bars with swinging doors for all the time between
 
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