G B C Wonder why I feel so restlessG D G Moon is shinin' still and brightG B C Cattle all are restin' easyG D G But I just can't sleep tonightG D G Ain't no cactus in my blanketsEm Am B Don't know why they feel so hardC G Em 'Less it's Warblin' Jim a-singin'G D G "Annie Laurie" out on guard [Verse]G B C "Annie Laurie", I wish he'd quit itG D G Couldn't sleep now if I triedG B C Makes the night feel big and lonesomeG D G And my throat feels sore insideG D G How my Annie used to sing itEm Am B And it sounded good and gayC G Em Nights I drove her home from dancesG D G When the east was turnin' gray[Verse]G B G Yes, her brow t'was like the snowdriftG D G And her eyes like quiet streamsG B C And her face, I still can see itG D D Much too frequent in my dreamsG D G And her hand was soft and tremblingEm Am B That night underneath the treeC G Em When I couldn't help but tell herG D G She was "all the world to me" [Verse]G B C But her folks says I was shif'lessG D G Wild, unsettled, they's rightG G C For I leaned to punchin' cattleG D G Lord, I'm at it still tonightG D G And she married young Doc WilkinsEm Am B My Lord, but that was hardC G Em Wish that fool would quit his singin'G D G "Annie Laurie" out on guard [Verse]G B C Oh I just can't stand it thinkin'G D G Of the things that happened thenG B C Good old times, they're all apast meG D G G D Never seem to come againG Em Am My turn? Sure, I'll come a-runnin'B Just warm me up some coffee, pardC G Em And I'll stop that Jim from singin'G D G "Annie Laurie" out on guard [Verse]D D G Give me her promise trueEm Am B And ne'r forget will IC G Em And for bonnie Annie LaurieD G D I'd lay me down and die
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