Lorrie Morgan - She walked beside the wagon

^GShe felt the cold and dreary wind ^Cadd9chill her to the ^Gbone ^GThrough the Oklahoma dust ^Dbefore there was a road ^EmDetermination ^Don her face and ^Gachin' ^Din her ^Cadd9feet ^CWith all hope gone she ^Gstill walked on ^Dinto histo^Gry

^GShe walked bes^Cadd9ide the ^Gwa - ^Cadd9gon And she ^Gheld ^Dher ^Chead up ^Dhigh If she ^Gwalked ^Dbes^Cide the ^Gwa - ^Cadd9gon ^DSo can I. So can ^GI

^GMama tells the story how she ^Cadd9watched it on ^GT.V. ^GJackie John and Caroline and a ^Dnation on its knees. ^EmSix white horses ^Dpulled him home in a ^Gwagon ^Dpainted ^Cadd9black. ^CJackie walked ^Gbeside him, no, ^Dhe's not coming ^Gback.

^GShe walked bes^Cadd9ide the ^Gwa - ^Cadd9gon And she ^Gheld ^Dher ^Chead up ^Dhigh If she ^Gwalked ^Dbes^Cide the ^Gwa - ^Cadd9gon ^DSo can I. So can ^GI

^G#Jesse s calling from the street "^C#Oh Mommy, please come ^G#see" ^G#A Radio Flyer fire red "^D#Mommy please pull me" ^FmI've been workin' ^D#over time for a ^G#day just ^D#like ^C#today ^C#Making sure that ^G#Jesse knows ^D#he can always ^G#say

^G#She walked bes^C#ide the ^G#wa - ^C#gon And she ^G#held ^D#her ^C#head up ^D#high If she ^G#walked ^D#bes^C#ide the ^G#wa - ^C#gon ^D#So can I. So can ^G#I ^D#So can I. So can ^G#I