• C
  • F
  • G
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INTRO: C
F Years ago on an April day
G C A crowd gathered from miles around
F Over a thousand, I heard one say
G C All around me on the square in town
F Ladies dressed up in their best
G C Kids ran around and played
F They all come to see me, I guess
G Me and the sheriff and a man in
C chains
F C The Reverend Sam began a prayer
F To the women, the men, the boys and
C girls
F C "We are graveyard sons and daughters
G Passing through an unfriendly world"
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C F A few last words and down he goes
G C Teeth bared in an awful grin
F A cheer rises up from the crowd
G C As I hold him, twistin' in the wind
F Men held up their babies to see
G C Reporters jotted down a tale
F Hawkers brought out lemonade
G And the ladies headed for the
C hanging day sale From time to time these folks would
F come
G C And all but one would walk away I'd shudder as the rope snapped
F tight
G C But I got used to hanging day
F Now they don't gather 'round no more
G C Though I'm tall and stouter still Now they do it all behind closed
F doors
G C They say it's a better way to kill
F C The Reverend Sam began a prayer
F To the women, the men, the boys and
C girls
F C "We are graveyard sons and daughters
G Passing through an unfriendly world"
C F A few last words and down he goes
G C Teeth bared in an awful grin
F A cheer rises up from the crowd
G C As I hold him, twistin' in the wind
F G One more poor boy dead and gone
C Twistin' in the wind
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