Lucinda Williams - Return of the grievous angel

^GWon't you scratch my itch sweet^C Annie R^Gich and welcome me back to town? Come out on your porch - ^Cstep into your ^Gparlor and I'll^A tell you how it all went^D down ^GOut with the truckers and the kickers and the cowboy ^Cangels and a ^Ggood saloon in every single^C town

And^C I remember ^Dsomething you once^G told me and^C I'll be damned if ^Dit did not come^G true ^CTwenty thousand r^Doads I went ^Gdown, ^Bmdown, ^Emdown and^C they all lead me^D straight back home to^G you

'Cause I^Bm headed west to^C grow up with the^G country A^Em cross those prairies^D with the waves of^G grain And I^Bm saw my devil, and I^C saw my^D deep blue^G sea And I^C thought about a calico^D bonnet from Che^Cyenne to T^Denness^Gee

^GWe flew straight across that river^C bridge last night, ^Ghalf past two - The switchman waved his lantern g^Coodbye and ^Ggood day as we ^Awent rolling t^Dhrough ^GBillboards and truck stops pass by the Grievous^C Angel And now^G I know just what I ^Chave to^G do

And the^Bm man on the radio ^Cwon't leave me a^Glone He^Em wants to take my money for some^Dthing I've never been ^GShown - And I^Bm saw my devil, and I^C saw my ^Ddeep blue ^Gsea And I^C thought about a calico^D bonnet from Che^Cyenne to T^Denness^Gee

^GThe news I could bring, I met up^C with the^G King On his head, an amphetamine crown He talked about unbuckling^C that old Bi^Gble belt and ligh^Ated out for some desert^D town ^GOut with the truckers and the kickers and the cowboy ^Cangels and a^G good saloon in every^C town

And^C I remember ^Dsomething you once^G told me and^C I'll be damned if ^Dit did not come^G true ^CTwenty thousand^D roads I went^G down,^Bm down,^Em down and^C they all lead me^D straight back home to^G you

^CTwenty thousand^D roads I went ^Gdown, do^Bmwn, do^Emwn and^C they all lead me^D straight back home to^G you