Garth Brooks - Lonesome dove

^GShe was a girl on a wagon train ^Cheaded ^Gwest a-cros^Ds the ^Gplains. The ^Emtrain got lost in a su^Cmmer ^Dstorm. They ^Emcoudln't move west and they ^Ccouldn't go ^Dhome Then she saw him ^Gridin' through the rain. He took ^Ccharge of the wa^Ggons and he ^Dsaved the ^Gtrain. And ^Emshe looked down and her ^Cheart was ^Dgone. The ^Emtrain went west but she ^Cstayed on ^Din Lone^Gsome Dove.

^GA farmer's daughter with a gentle hand, ^CA bloom^Ging rose in ^Da bed of ^Gsand. She ^Emloved the man who ^Cwore a ^Dstar, A Tex^Emas Ranger known ^Cnear and ^Dfar. So they got mar^Gried and they had a child. But ^Ctimes were ^Gtough and ^DWest was ^Gwild. So ^Emit was no surprise the ^Cday she ^Dlearned That ^Emher Texas man would not ^Cre^Dturn, to ^DLone^Gsome Dove.

B^Emack to back with the ^GRio Grande, a ^CChristian woman in the d^Gevil's ^D/F#land. She ^Emlearned the language and she ^Bmlearned to fight, but she ^Cnever learned how to beat the ^Amlonely nights,^D In ^DLone^Gsome Dove, ^DLone^Gsome Dove

^GShe watched her boy grow into a man. ^CHe had an ^Gangel's heart and ^Dthe devil's ^Ghand. He ^Emwore his star for ^Call to ^Dsee. He ^Emwas a Texas ^Clawman lega^Dcy. Then one day ^Gword blew into town. It ^Cseemed the ^Gman that ^Dshot his ^Gfather down Had ^Emrobbed a bank in ^CJeric^Dho. Tho ^Emonly thing 'tween them ^Cand Mexi^Dco Was ^DLone^Gsome Dove.

^GThe shadows stretched across the land ^CAs the shots ^Grang out down the ^DRio ^GGrande. And ^Emwhen the smoke had ^Cfinally cleared the ^Dstreet, The ^Emmen lay at the ^Cranger's ^Dfeet. But legend ^Gtells to this very day That ^Cshots were ^Gcomin' from an ^Dalley^Gway. Though ^Emno one knows who ^Cheld the ^Dgun, There ^Emain't no doubt if you ^Cask some^Done In ^DLone^Gsome Dove.

B^Emack to back with the ^GRio Grande, a ^CChristian woman in the d^Gevil's ^D/F#land. She ^Emlearned the language and she ^Bmlearned to fight, but she ^Cnever learned how to beat the ^Amlonely nights,^D In ^DLone^Gsome Dove, ^DLone^Gsome Dove