Lucinda Williams - Concrete and barbed wire

^GThis wall divides us, ^Con two different ^Gsides ^CBut this wall is not ^Greal ^CHow can it be ^Greal It's only made of ^Dconcrete and barbed ^Gwire

^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire ^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire It's only made of ^Dconcrete and barbed ^Gwire

^GBack in Algiers my ^Cdarling broke my ^Gheart But he can't seem to break down this ^Dwall ^GWith two strong hands he couldn't ^Cmove it at ^Gall And it's only made of c^Doncrete and barbed ^Gwire

^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire ^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire It's only made of ^Dconcrete and barbed ^Gwire

^GDown in Opelousas ^Cdogs are at the ^Ggate And they're mean lord they're ^Dmean There's a^G wall between us, but ^Cit's not what it ^Gseems It's only made of ^Dconcrete and barbed ^Gwire

^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire ^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire It's only made of ^Dconcrete and barbed ^Gwire

^GSomewhere in Louisiana, my ^Csugar's doing ^Gtime But he can't spend time with ^Dme If he^G could get over, this ^Cwall he'd s^Gee That it's only made of co^Dncrete and barbed ^Gwire

^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire ^CConcrete and barbed ^Gwire It's only made of ^Dconcrete and barbed ^Gwire