Amos Lee - Lullabye

^Bm I followed her down ^Aby ^Gthe railroad ^Emtracks ^BmWaited until^A she^G couldn't turn ^Emback ^BmHer clothes in a ^Apile and h^Ger blood in a ^Emstream Yeah a ^Bmlulla^Aby don't^G always tu^F#rn to a ^E7mdream

^Bm Took both her ^Akids and put em^G in the gara^Emge ^BmAnd I took off in her ^Acar and^G became a mir^E7mage ^{G Bm} Out in the ^Adesert where ^Gthe air is ^Emclean And a ^Bmlullab^Ay don't ^Galways tur^F#mn to a ^Emdream

^G An innocent man might take the ^E7mblame ^Em I'll ^Gshave my head, and^A change my ^Gmnam^Bme ^{A G Em}

^Bm Out in the de^Asert it's ^Gas still as ^Emdeath It's as^Bm if mother ^Anature mother nature^G was holding her ^Embreath ^BmThe coyotes ^Ahowl and th^Ge vultures ^Emscream And a ^Bmlullab^Ay don't ^Galways tur^F#mn to a ^Emdream

^Bm I guess it ^Astarted^G when I was a ^Emteen ^Bm And my ^Aparents will never know their little ^Gboy is such a ^Emfiend ^Bm I guess some^Atimes it works ^Gout, but you never know what it ^Emmeans Cause a ^Bmlulla^Aby don't ^Galways tur^F#mn to a ^Emdream ^GNaw, a lullaby don't always tur^Dn to a ^Emdream