C#m B A C#m [Verse 1]C#m B I've been going like a quarry slave at nightA E All busted down and burning for my bedC#m B I've been thinking about a woman in a wild Kentucky townA E Where the mountains are high near Harlan,B A B where the whirlpools twirl on downA E B where my secret can be foundE B A In the dark and bloody ground... [Verse 2]C#m Oh how I missed youB Oh how I've criedA E I'd like to lay down by my sideB C#m Love you just once before I dieB A E And I'd be gentle, and I'd never hurt youContinues after the adG#m7 G#7 C#m And God might send a moonbeamB A E Lay us down in pleasant dreamsA E B Whatsoever things are lovelyA E B Whatsoever things are trueE B C#m B A Whatsoever things are kind and pure thank you, these things...C#m B And God might send down a moonbeamA And lay us down in pleasant dreams. [Instrumental]E B C#m A E B C#m A [Verse 3]E B Dewy was my best friend, he was tallC#m A Stood six foot nine against the wallE B We both loved the same girl, but Dewy he went badC#m A B And I guess you could say it made one madC#m B He didn't have to do those awful things to youA E Yeah Dewy really made me sickC#m B But I guess it takes two heels to clickC#m B E I took my nine pound hammer, swung it hard and swung it roundC#m B E A I kicked him in the temple, watched him fall to the ground wooaaahhhhC#m A E B My blade found its mark in the dark, and that blood flowed in the sandA E B From that tall Kentucky manC#m B Oh hell hath no fury like the bluesA B When a man's got on his killing shoesC# B A B In the dark and bloody groundE B A B In the dark and bloody groundC# B A B In the dark and bloody groundE A In the dark and bloody ground
Dark And Bloody Ground
Ruston Kelly
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