Eastern Continental Divide
Cary Ann Hearst
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C G C I found no satisfaction in theF lies I told to youC G Anything is better than theC Am cumbrance of the truthC F So I stole your last gold dollarC F Took everything I could findC G Went out west to gambleC F Drink out the trouble in mindF C G I crossed that deep muddy waterC F The last of my dignity and prideC G Watched them sink down in theC G bottom of that eastern continentalC divide [chorus]F C Now I plead here in your mercy, ohF the shame that I brought on us allContinúa después del anuncioC A beggar in the arms of charity,G like Adam after the fallF C And I leave you my apology, thoughG I am doing my timeF C I never meant to hit the bottom ofG C that eastern continental divide [verse]C G I thought I'd make our fortuneC F Make something outta nothing againC G Like I did when I first loved youC Am When I was an honest manC F Now my eyes are blacker than burned out tyresC F As I walk to the rising sunC G Too far gone for turning aroundC F Nothing left to be wonF C G I crossed that great smokey mountainC F From Tennessee to South CarolinaC G C Faded in the bottom of thatG Am C eastern continental divide [chorus]F C Now I plead here in your mercy, ohF the shame that I brought on us allC A beggar in the arms of charity,G like Adam after the fallF C And I leave you my apology, thoughG I am doing my timeF C You never will get over thatG Am eastern continental divideF G F C That eastern continental divide