Paradise

John Prine

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D G When I was a child my family would
D travel
D Down to Western Kentucky where my
A D parents were born
D And there's a backwards old town
G D that's often remembered
D A So many times that my memories are
D worn. [Chorus]
D And daddy won't you take me back to
G D Muhlenberg County
D Down by the Green River where
A D Paradise lay
D Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're
G D too late in asking
D Mister Peabody's coal train has
A D hauled it away [Verse 2]
D Well sometimes we'd travel right
G D down the Green River
D A To the abandoned old prison down
D by Adrie Hill
D Where the air smelled like snakes
G D and we'd shoot with our pistols
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D A But empty pop bottles was all we
D would kill. [Chorus]
D And daddy won't you take me back to
G D Muhlenberg County
D Down by the Green River where
A D Paradise lay
D Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're
G D too late in asking
D Mister Peabody's coal train has
A D hauled it away [Verse 3]
D Then the coal company came with the
G D world's largest shovel
D And they tortured the timber and
A D stripped all the land
D Well, they dug for their coal 'til
G D the land was forsaken
D Then they wrote it all down as the
A D progress of man. [Chorus]
D And daddy won't you take me back to
G D Muhlenberg County
D Down by the Green River where
A D Paradise lay
D Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're
G D too late in asking
D Mister Peabody's coal train has
A D hauled it away [Verse 4]
D G When I die let my ashes float down
D the Green River
D Let my soul roll on up to the
A D Rochester dam
D I'll be halfway to Heaven with
G D Paradise waiting
D A Just five miles away from wherever
D I am. [Chorus]
D And daddy won't you take me back to
G D Muhlenberg County
D Down by the Green River where
A D Paradise lay
D Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're
G D too late in asking
D Mister Peabody's coal train has
A D hauled it away
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