Robert Earl Keen - On and on

In the pu^Grple setting sun, she rides her horse around the ring Gives him a k^Ciss, he starts to run, keeping t^Gime and galloping They ride ar^Dound until they're free, into the wil^Cderness unknown Living o^Gut her fantasy on that r^Ced strawberry roan

On and ^Gon (on and ^Con) On and ^Gon ^C

He locks the d^Goor, dims the light, trims the knob, flips a switch He plays a c^Chord, it sounds alright, his h^Gead is light, his fingers twitch He plays the rh^Dythm and the blues from m^Cidnight to the dawn Singin' "Ha^Dve You Heard The News" like there a^Cin't no other song

On and o^Gn ^C On and o^Gn ^C

On and ^Don from the b^Geginning Ro^Cund and round this world keeps spinning All a^Glone (all a^Clone) On and ^Gon ^C

In the s^Gummer of the loon, on a hidden harbor shore By the sh^Cimmering moon they never wa^Gnted nothin' more And there a^Din't another sound they been w^Caitin' for so long She takes his h^Dand and pulls him down and their ^Clove lives on and on

On and ^Gon (on and ^Con) On and ^Gon ^C

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Standin' ^Aby his father's grave, trying hard to find a tear Preacher s^Days Jesus saves but he ^Adid not save him here And he w^Eonders right out loud "daddy, ^Dwhere did we go wrong?" As his s^Ead bewildered cryin' leaves him s^Dtarin' at the stone (at the stone)

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On and ^Eon from the beg^Ainning R^Dound and round this world keeps spinning All a^Alone (all a^Dlone) On and ^Aon (on and ^Don)

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