Johnny Cash - Flesh and blood

^ABeside a Singin' ^DMountain Stream Where the Willow^A grew Where the ^DSilver Leaf of ^AMaple Sparkled ^Bin the Mornin' ^EDew I ^Abraided Twigs of ^DWillows Made a ^AString of Buckeye Beads;

But ^DFlesh And Blood need ^AFlesh And Blood ^DAnd you're the one I ^Aneed ^DFlesh And Blood need ^AFlesh And Blood And ^Dyou're the one I nee^Ad.

^AI leaned against a ^DBark of Birch And I ^Abreathed the Honey Dew I saw a ^DNorth-bound Flock of ^AGeese Against a ^BSky of ^ABaby B^Elue ^ABeside the Lily P^Dads I carved a ^AWhistle from a Reed; Mother ^DNature's quite a L^Aady But y^Dou're the one I ^Aneed ^DFlesh And Blood need ^AFlesh And Blood And ^Dyou're the one I ^Aneed.

A Cardinal ^Dsang just for me ^AAnd I thanked him for the Song ^DThen the Sun went slowly ^Adown the West ^BAnd I had to move ^Ealong ^AThese were some of the ^Dthings On which my ^AMind and Spirit feed;

But ^DFlesh And Blood need ^AFlesh And Blood And ^Dyou're the one I ^Aneed ^DFlesh And Blood need ^AFlesh And Blood And ^Dyou're the one I ^Aneed.

And when the day was^D ended I was still ^Anot satisfied For ^DI knew ev'rything ^AI touched Would ^Bwither and would ^Edie ^AAnd Love is all that ^Dwill remain ^AAnd grow from all these Seed;

^DMother Nature's quite a ^ALady But ^Dyou're the one I ^Aneed ^DFlesh And Blood need ^AFlesh And Blood And ^Dyou're the one I ^Aneed.