Utah Phillips - I remember loving you

^GI look at my brown suitcase ^GAnd think of all the places that I've ^Dbeen, ^DRailroad yards and prison guards, All the ^D7dumpy little towns along the ^Gstem ^GAnd the whispering of the people ^GAs they watch every move that I go ^Dthrough; I remember ^D7all those things, Mostly I remember loving ^Gyou.

I re^G7member loving ^Cyou, Back when the world was ^Gnew, And I think you loved me ^Dtoo, I rem^D7ember loving ^Gyou

^GThe buckskin smells so the people tell ^GAs we huddled in the boxcar from the ^Drain; ^DFlashing lights that cut the night, The railroad ^D7bull that pulled us off the ^Gtrain, ^GWhen the winter's cold and the Norther blows ^GI'm huddled in the corner 'til I'm ^Dblue; I remember ^D7all these things, Mostly I remember loving ^Gyou.

I re^G7member loving ^Cyou, Back when the world was ^Gnew, And I think you loved me ^Dtoo, I re^D7member loving ^Gyou

^GWinter streets where the frozen sleet ^GComes soaking through the cardboard in my ^Dshoes, ^DWhere the promised land might be a place Where a man could ^D7find free cigarettes and ^Gbooze, ^GAnd the alleyways full of ragged strays, ^GThe doorway wine I tell my troubles ^Dto, I remember a^D7ll these things, Mostly I remember loving ^Gyou.

I re^G7member loving ^Cyou, Back when the world was ^Gnew, And I think you loved me ^Dtoo, I re^D7member loving ^Gyou

I re^G7member loving ^Cyou, Back when the world was ^Gnew, And I think you loved me ^Dtoo, I rem^D7ember loving ^Gyou