Oklahoma Hills

Arlo Guthrie

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G C D G D [Verse 1]
G Many a month has come and gone
C since I've wandered from my home
D In those Oklahoma Hills where I was
G D born
G Many a page of my life has turned,
C many lessons I have learned
D And I feel like in those hills
G where I belong [Chorus]
G Way down yonder on the Indian
C nation, riding my pony on the reservation
D In the Oklahoma Hills where I was
G D born
G Way down yonder on the Indian
C nation, a cowboy's life is my occupation
D In the Oklahoma Hills where I was
G born
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[Verse 2]
G C But as I sit here today, many miles I am away
D From the place I rode my pony
G D through the draw
G Where the oak and black-jack trees
C kiss the playful prairie breeze
D And I feel back in those hills
G where I belong [Chorus]
G Way down yonder on the Indian
C nation, riding my pony on the reservation
D In the Oklahoma Hills where I was
G D born
G Way down yonder on the Indian
C nation, a cowboy's life is my occupation
D In the Oklahoma Hills where I was
G born [Instrumental]
G C D G D
G C D G [Verse 3]
G Now as I turn life a page to the
C land of the great Osage
D In those Oklahoma Hills where I was
G D born
G Where the black oil rolls and flows
C and the snow white cotton grows
D And I feel like in those hills
G where I belong [Chorus]
G Way down yonder on the Indian
C nation, riding my pony on the reservation
D In the Oklahoma Hills where I was
G D born
G Way down yonder on the Indian
C nation, a cowboy's life is my occupation
D In the Oklahoma Hills where I was
G D G born
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Composición: Woody Guthrie y Jack Guthrie

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