John Craigie - Resurrection bay

I met her up in ^GHelena, at the state mental ^Amhospital. She was put there by a ^Gjudge, boys, I was put there by the ^Amsame. Just one look into her ^Cgreen eyes, Catalina she was ^Amall mine. She told me of her ^Gparadise, called it Resurrection ^AmBay.

We both knew we were ^Gcured, no matter about the judges ^Amword. On that first day of ^Gsummer, we made our ^Amescape. Running through that ^CJune night, with them stars as our ^Amonly light. She said that every star that ^Gfalls, boy, lands in Resurrection ^AmBay.

So me and ^GCatalina, we hitchhiked to ^AmAlaska. All through them ^Gdrunken forests, up that Alcan ^AmHighway. Made it down to the ^CKenai, on the 4th of ^AmJuly. Made love under the ^Gexploding skies of Resurrection ^AmBay.

But Catalina was a ^Gstrange girl, not long for this ^Amworld. Why they"d put her up in ^GHelena, she would not ^Amsay. She was in love with that ^Cwater, like a mother to a ^Amdaughter. I watched her smiling face go ^Gunder, from the shores of Resurrection ^AmBay.

Now I ain"t nothing but a ^Gstranger moving south through your ^Amcountry. I"ve been eating from your ^Gorange groves I"ve been sleeping through your ^Amdays. At night I watch the ^Cblack sky, see them stars go ^Amshooting by. I know that every star that ^Gfalls lands in Resurrection ^AmBay.