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[Verse 1]
A                          Em
The hungry dogs of New Mexico
A                             E
Chewing on roots and bones until dawn
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Well, the chill in their skin
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Goes down with the first rays of sun
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With the first rays of sun
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And I met a man, he said he ran a junkyard

[Verse 2]
A                    Em
A man in a hotel in Reno
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He gambled all night until his forearm was sore
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And then he went with a woman
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who took him And rolled him some more
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Until the first rays of light
B       C#m      D        E             F#m
And I met a man, and he said he ran a junkyard

[Verse 3]
A                    Em
A waitress in eastern Nevada
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Was serving out coffee to men all night long
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Said she waits for the man
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who said that he'd take her along
A                       D        C#m
With the first rays of light
B       C#m      D        E             F#m
And I met a man, and he said he ran a junkyard

[Verse 4]
A                      Em
The hungry dogs of New Mexico
A                                      E
Are biting each others' backs to get home
Bm                      G
And in the dry desert heat
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They fight for the last piece of meat
A                        D        C#m
Until the first rays of light
B       C#m      D        E             F#m
And I met a man, and he said he ran a junkyard