Oklahoma Hills
Hank Thompson
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G G7 Many months have come & gone,C Since I wandered from my homeD7 In those Oklahoma hills where I wasG born.D7 G G7 Many a page of life has turnedC Many a lesson I have learnedD7 But I feel like in those hills IG still belong. Way down yonder in the Indian NationC I rode my pony on the reservationContinúa después del anuncioD7 In those Oklahoma hills where I wasG born Way down yonder in the Indian NationC A cowboy's life is my occupationD7 In those Oklahoma hills where I wasG born.G7 C But as I sit here today, Many miles I am awayD7 From the place I rode my ponyG through the drawD7 G G7 Where the oak and blackjack treesC Kiss the playful prairie breezeD7 In those Oklahoma hills where I wasG born.G7 Now as I turn life a page, To theC land of the great OsageD7 In those Oklahoma hills where I wasG born.D7 G G7 Where the black oil rolls & flowsC And the snow white cotton growsD7 In those Oklahoma hills where I wasG born.