The Felice Brothers - Diamond bell

^CGather round and a story I will tell ^CAbout the gu^Gnslinger Diamond ^CBell ^FShe was the reigning ^Gterror of the ^Amwest Her^F vis^F/Eion in ^Dm7a scarlet^C carriage ^Gdress

With ^C30 shining diamonds on her barrel ^CFitted always ^Gin a red ^Capparel ^FShe revelled more in^G murder and in^Am gore Than ^Fanyo^F/Ene who's^Dm7 worked th^Ce job b^Gefore

I was o^Cnly a kid from Arkansas ^CI never had a ^Grun-in with the l^Caw ^FTill I ran and I s^Gtumbled and I ^Amfell In lo^Fve w^F/Eith the ^Dm7bandit D^Ciamond ^GBell ^{F Am}

^AmDiamond ^GBell Where ^Care you ^Fnow? ^DmOver the ^Gmeadow And^C through the ^Amtrees ^G

For ^C7 long months we rode the trail ^CCamping out^G along the union ^Crail Twa^Fs all in the ^Gmerry month of^Am May When we ^Fland^F/Eed a ^Dm7job to kill a j^Cudge in Cass^Goday

She ^Cspoke as we trampled through the heat ^CShe said "the boys from Kansas^G know I'm hard to b^Ceat" Then t^Furning with a g^Grin she says t^Amo me "We're g^Foing^F/E on a^Dm7 Kansas killi^Cng s^Gpree" ^{F Am}

^AmDiamond ^GBell Where ^Care you ^Fnow? ^DmOver the ^Gmeadow And^C through the ^Amtrees ^G

Well^C the courtroom gallery was full ^CWhen she put a bullet ^Gthrough the judges ^Cskull We ^Fmade a bold ^Gdash across th^Ame plain And ^Fbullet^F/Es flew a^Dm7round us li^Cke the^G rain

In a^C Dodge city hotel I awoke ^CI was chained by the ^Gankles to a bed^Cpost Sur^Frounded by a^G dozen volun^Amteers And it t^Fook me^F/E all my ^Dm7strength to^C fight the ^Gtears ^FFight the ^Amtears

^AmDiamond ^GBell Where ^Care you ^Fnow? ^DmOver the ^Gmeadow And^C through the ^Amtrees ^G

Well^C there's Mexican girls who sing and tell ^CSongs of the ^Gbandit Diamond ^CBell But of^F me this is ^Gall the song^Am I got And the^F law^F/E will ^Dm7avenge the ^Cmen I s^Ghot

So f^Carewell, I bid you all adieu ^CAnd I'm sorrowful for^G leaving all of^C you But a ^Flesson to you^G all I hope t^Amo be By the ^Ftell^F/Eing of this^Dm7 wretched^C traged^Gy

Well^C the sun has gone down in the west ^CThe last beams have^G faded are the ^Ccrest Come ^Fmorning I'll be ^Gswinging in the^Am sun Like the ^Fpiti^F/Eful p^Dm7risoner ^CI've be^Gcome ^FI've ^Ambecome

^AmDiamond ^GBell Where ^Care you ^Fnow? ^DmOver the ^Gmeadow And^C through the ^Amtrees ^G