#>Chord shapes :#>#>Gm 355333#>F 133211#>C/E XX2013#>G/B X2003X#>G7sus4/DXX0011Gm F CIntro :F C/E C G/B Am CFollow the typical signs, the hand painted lines down prairie roadsF C/E C G/B Am CPass the lone church spire, pass the talking wire from where to who knows?Gsus4 F C F C/EThere's no way to divide the beauty of the sky from theC G/B Am C F C/Ewild western plains. Where a man could drift in legendary myth byC G/B Am C G7sus4/D F Croaming over spaces The land was freeG7sus4/D F C Gmand the price was right Dakota on the wall is aF C Gm Fwhite robed woman tall yet maidenly. Such power in her hand as she hailsC Gm Fthe wagon man's family. I see Indians that crawl through this mural thatCrecalls our history.Verse 2: Who were the homestead wives? Who were the gold rush brides?Does anybody know? Do their works survive their yellow fever lives inpages they wrote? The land was free yet it cost their lives.In miner's lust for gold a family's house was bought and sold, piece by piece.A widow staked her claim on a dollar and his name, so painfully.In letters mailed back home, her Eastern sisters they would moan as theywould readGm F Caccounts of madness, childbirth, loneliness, and griefGm F Caccounts of madness, childbirth, loneliness, and grief (repeat several times)Gm F CEnding :
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