Sugarland - One blue sky

^CLittle Annie Vickers is b^Goarding up windows ^FAnd a rows all get str^Ganded on a silos Hey, th^Cere Annie, don't ev^Gen think it ^FSo much water and you can't e^Gven drink it ^AmWell, maybe by Chr^Gistmas they'll dig up the r^Fows Take whate^Amver you can, gi^Grl, and leave the rest for the c^Frows ^G C G-F-G Leave the rest for the crows

L^Civing in Crawford for f^Gifteen years ^FNothing much ever hap^Gpens round here And, n^Co one believed the wa^Gter would come T^Fil the sky grew dark and it sw^Gallowed the sun And it r^Amained for forty-two ni^Gghts and forty-two d^Fays And ev^Amerything that we l^Gove is floating ^Faway^G

^CHow long til our dr^Geams run dry Do^Fn't know but we're ^Amstayi^Gng ^COn our knees we r^Gaise our eyes Ho^Flding on and ^Amprayi^Gng to fi^Fnd o^Gne blue s^Cky

M^Crs. Wilson sits with an i^Gnsurance adjuster B^Fig city boy, she never d^Gid trust him Have y^Cou been getting the let^Gters I'm sending Ca^Fuse the preacher swears that the wo^Grld is ending Well, ^Amif there's a way out, w^Gish someone would s^Fhow us We keep lo^Amoking around here ^G for some modern day ^FMoses^G

^CHow long til our dr^Geams run dry Do^Fn't know but we're ^Amstayi^Gng ^COn our knees we r^Gaise our eyes Ho^Flding on and ^Amprayi^Gng to fi^Fnd o^Gne blue s^Cky

We will ^Amdig in our heels ^Ghard as we can But the b^Fackyard looks like the Ri^Go Grande And I w^Amonder will it wash us cl^Cean or wash us a^Gway

^CHow long til our dr^Geams run dry Do^Fn't know but we're ^Amstayi^Gng ^COn our knees we r^Gaise our eyes Ho^Flding on and ^Amprayi^Gng to fi^Fnd o^Gne blue s^Cky

(H^Cow long til our dre^Gams run dry) (D^Fon't know but we're ^Amstayi^Gng) ^COn our knees we r^Gaise our eyes Ho^Flding on and ^Amprayi^Gng to fi^Fnd o^Gne blue s^Cky

^GOne blue s^Cky