Dwight Yoakam - Bury me

^ABury me a^Dlong the Big Sandy, ^ADown in those blue gray m^E7ountains. ^ARest my soul in those ^Dhills of coal, Un^Atil this old ^Eearth does ^Atremble. Don't you ^Dmourn for me when my ^Asoul is free, No ^Dwoman, don't you ^Ecry. You just ^Abury me a^Dlong the Big Sandy, ^AUnder a ^E7blue Kentucky ^Asky.

^AThis old town of sin, its a^Dbout to do me in, I don't ^Aknow how much I can ^E7stand. With my ^Aknees on the street and my ^Dheart at their feet, I'm ^Aforced to ^Ebeg from Satan's ^Ahand.

^ASo bury me al^Dong the Big Sandy, ^ADown in those blue, gray ^E7mountains. ^ARest my soul in those ^Dhills of coal, Un^Atil this old ^Eearth does ^Atremble. Don't you ^Dmourn for me when my ^Asoul is free, No ^Dwoman, don't you ^Ecry. You just ^Abury me a^Dlong the Big Sandy, ^AUnder a ^Eblue Kentucky ^Asky.

^AINS^DTRU^AMEN^E7TAL ^{A D A E A D A D E A D A E A}

^AWhen I came to this land, I was ^Dstrong and I could stand, Oh, but ^Anow I've somehow gone a^Estray. Yet I ^Astill see the truth in the ^Dteaching of my youth, And I ^Aknow that the ^ELord ain't turned a^Away.

^ABury me a^Dlong the Big Sandy, ^ADown in those blue gray m^E7ountains. ^ARest my soul in those ^Dhills of coal, Un^Atil this old ^Eearth does ^Atremble. Don't you ^Dmourn for me when my ^Asoul is free, No ^Dwoman, don't you ^Ecry. You just ^Abury me a^Dlong the Big Sandy, ^AUnder a ^E7blue Kentucky ^Asky. ^AUnder a ^E7blue Kentucky ^Asky. ^AUnder a ^E7blue Kentucky ^Asky.