Colter Wall - Plain to see plainsman

I^A cut through the Rockies like some ^Eunholy blade The icy depths of the Pacific ^AI have bathed Forever I wander, forever^D I stray ^D/F# The r^Eustle of wheat fields starts callin' my name Callin' my na^Ame

L^Aet me die in the country that I ^Elove the most I'm a plain-to-see plainsman, and t^Ahis I will boast My heart it lies far from the east^D or west coas^D/F#t This pl^Eain-to-see plainsman is longin' for home Longin' for h^Aome

^AWell the north-folk are dandy, the^Ey don't mind the cold The south has filled up both my b^Aelly and soul I know when I'm gray and I know when I'm ^Dold^D/F# These b^Eones will cry out for the place they were born Place they were b^Aorn

Let m^Ae die in the country that ^EI love the most I'm a plain-to-see plainsman, and th^Ais I will boast A heart that lies far from the east or west c^Doast^D/F# This pl^Eain-to-see plainsman is longin' for home Longin' for ho^Ame

I've ^Amet beautiful women, a ^Epleasure to see Road-bitten bikers and barefoot hippi^Aes Junkies and saints on my travels I gr^Deet ^D/F# But f^Ear too few are homesick young plainsmen like me Plainsmen like ^Ame

Let me ^Adie in the country that I ^Elove the most I'm a plain-to-see plainsman, and th^Ais I will boast A heart that lies far from the east or west c^Doast^D/F# This pla^Ein-to-see plainsman is longin' for home Longin' for ^Ahome