G C Let me sing to you all the old songs I knowC7 D Of the wild, windy places locked in timeless snowEm D And the wide, crimson deserts where the muddy rivers flowC G It's sad, but the telling takes me homeG C Come along with me to some places that I've beenC7 D Where people all look back and they still remember whenEm D And the quicksilver legends, like sunlight, turn and bendC G It's sad, but the telling takes me homeG C Walk along some wagon road, down the iron railC7 D Past the rusty Cadillacs that mark the boom town trailEm D Where dreamers never win and doers never failC G It's sad, but the telling takes me homeG C I'll sing of my amigos, come from down belowC7 D Whisper in their loving tongue the songs of MexicoEm D They work their stolen Eden, lost so long agoC G It's sad, but the telling takes me homeG C I'll tell you all some lies, just made up for funC7 D And the loudest, meanest brag, it can beat the fastest gunEm D I'll show you all some graves that tell where the West was wonC G It's sad, but the telling takes me homeG C And I'll sing about an emptiness the East has never knownC7 D Where coyotes don't pay taxes and a man can live aloneEm D And you've got to walk forever just to find a telephoneC G It's sad, but the telling takes me homeG C Let me sing to you all those old songs I knowC7 D Of the wild, windy places locked in timeless snowEm D And the wide, crimson deserts where the muddy rivers flowC G It's sad, but the telling takes me home
The Telling Takes Me Home
Utah Phillips
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