She by Gram Parsons, from the album GP (1972)
C E7
She, she came fron the land of the cotton,
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a land that was nearly forgotten by every one.
C E7
And she, she worked and she slaved so hard
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a big old field was her backyard in the delta sun.
Bb F C
Oh my, she sure could sing.
Bb F C
Oh yes, she sure could sing.
C E7
He, looked down and he took a little pity
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the whole town swore he decided he'd help her some.
C E7
And he, didn't mind that she wasen't very pretty
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deep inside his heart he knew she was the only one.
Bb F C
And oh, she sure could sing.
Bb F C
Oh yeah, she sure could sing.
G
She had faith and she had believin'
C
She led all the people together in singin'
G
And she prayed every night to the Lord up above
F C Dm Dm---G
singing Hal la luah Halla luah.
C E7
They, used to walk singin' songs by the river
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even though she knew for certain she had to go away.
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And she, never knew what her life had to give her
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Never had to worry about it for one single day.
Bb F C
But oh, she sure could sing.
Bb F C
My my, she sure could sing.
G
She had faith and she had believin'
F C
she led all the people together in singin'
G
and she prayed every night to the Lord up above
F C Dm---G
singin' Hal la luah Halla luah.
C E7
She, she came from the land of the cotton
Am C7 F C G
A land that was nearly forgotton by every one.
C E7
And she, she worked and she slaved so hard
Am C7 F C
A big old field was her backyard in the delta sun
Bb F C
And oh, she sure could sing
Bb F C
My yes, she sure could sing
Bb F C
Oh yeah, she sure could sing
Bb F C
Oh Lord she sure could sing.
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