Key: F#m
Introduction: F#m F#m F#m F#m C#7
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There's a place I go
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Down the old side road
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Where the grass grows high
B F#m
And the sky hangs low.
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If you bend your ear
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And you feel your soul
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You can still hear voices
B F#m
In the Old Silo
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When the dirt got thirsty
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And went hard as coal
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And all that was left here
B F#m
Was a dusty bowl.
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But not for king or state
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Nor for Irish gold
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Not for love or money
B F#m
Will I eat no crow.
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So let's tie one on
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And sing an old-time song
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About a lonesome valley
B F#m
And a love gone wrong.
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Come on tie one on
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And sing an old-time song
F#m
About a lonesome valley
B F#m
And a love gone wrong.
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B C#
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How much can one man take
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And another man owe?
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Everything I had was in
B F#m
The old silo
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Now the wall are buckled
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And the roofline's bowed
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And the inside's hollow
B F#m
As rich man's soul.
B
The old weather vein
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Never did tell a lie
B A
Was the one true thing through
B F#m
Troubled times.
B
Do not lay me down
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In a six foot hole
B
Let me sleep in the shadow
A B F#m
Of the old silo
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And then tie one on
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And sing an old-time song
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About a lonesome valley
B F#m
And a love gone wrong.
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Come on tie one on
F#m
And sing an old-time song
F#m
About a lonesome valley
B A F#m
And a love gone wrong.
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C#7