Mewithoutyou - Nine stories

^C#mHalf-mast land grants homesteading law^As Past Dodge Summit toward Athabasca Fa^C#mlls Practicing our Avocets and Gnatcatcher ^Bcalls ^C#mI laid down my guns where the soldierfish s^Awam And slept inside the shoe of the world's tallest ^C#mman I saw Charlotte Corday with the ^Bknife in her hand. It was nothing new ^C#mI've perched on Steele Dakota's sandhill c^Arane I flew among the Paiute before the Mormon r^C#main I was in Virginia City for the stringing up of Clubfoot L^Bane

^EAll unt^Aied, by and ^Bby! ^BBut I'd pour the matrimony wine ^EAll unt^Aied, by and ^Bby! ^BSo if you're ever so inclined ^{E E}Oh you're ever so inclined ^EOh you're ever so inclined

^C#mWhile low in a lodgepole branch near^Aby A lovesick Barnyard, an amorous eye^C#m What unprecedented gift does this afternoon pro^Bvide? ^C#mWhat from the air now calls to water on the ^Aland? What from my seclusion does this charlatan de^C#mmand? What to do now with my best-laid eremetic ^Bplans? ^C#mI've been to the Arfaks where the Sicklebills ^Afly Seen Tangier's acrobatics nine stories ^C#mhigh I was there at Appomattox back in '65 when the General ^Barrived, but I've never been in this room before!

^EAll unt^Aied, by and ^Bby! ^BThat same old dream's trapped in my mind ^EAll unt^Aied, by and ^Bby! ^BI'm bound in ropes and on the firing line ^EAll unt^Aied, by and ^Bby! ^BWell I wake up disappointed every time ^E Well I ^Bwake up disappointed every ^Etime Well I ^Bwake up disappointed every ^Etime Well I wake up ^Bdisappointed every time^E! And I ^Bwake up disappointed every ti^Bmme!

^BmIf the weather ever withers up your ^F#vine Jacob knows a ladder you can ^Bmclimb If that old thorn is still buried in your ^F#side Jacob knows a ladder you can c^Bmlimb

Well if your pacific rivers all run ^F#dry Their clouds will fill my loud corrupted ^Bmsky And if the pleasures of your heavens ever ^F#end That very ladder just as well desc^Bmends