Roseanne Cash - The long way home

^Em Dark ^Ahighways and the ^Emcountry ^Aroads Don't ^Cscare you ^Glike they ^Adid The ^Cwoods and winds now ^Gwelcome ^Dyou To the ^Aplaces you once^Em hid ^{A Em} You grew up ^Aand you ^Emmoved a^Away A^Ccross a ^Gforeign ^Asea And ^Cwhat was left was^G what was ^Dkept Was what you gave to ^Emme ^{A Em}

^C You thought you'd ^Gleft it ^Amall behind You ^Cthought you'd ^Gup and ^Amgone ^Em But ^Call you ^Gdid was ^Amfigure out How to ^Dtake the ^Glong way ^Chome

The ^EmSouthern ^Arain was ^Emheavy ^A Almost ^Cheavy as ^Gyour ^Aheart A ^Ccavalcade of ^Gstrangers ^Dcame To tear your ^Aworld a^Empart ^{A Em} The bells of ^Aold St. ^EmMary's Are ^Anow the ^Cclang of ^GCharcoal ^AHill And you ^Ctook the old r^Geligion ^Dfrom The woman ^Aon the ^Emhill ^{A Em}

^CYou thought you'd ^Gleft it ^Amall behind You ^Cthought you'd ^Cup and ^Amgone ^Em But ^Call you ^Gdid was ^Amfigure out How to ^Dtake the ^Glong way ^Chome

^CYou thought you'd ^Gleft it ^Amall behind You ^Cthought you'd ^Cup and ^Amgone ^Em But ^Call you ^Gdid was ^Amfigure out How to ^Dtake the ^Glong way ^Chome

The ^Along way ^Emhome