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Mare Take Me Home

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[Verse 1]
AAll of mBmy lifEe
I've used the eDarth as a pillow
And the Esky as a blanket of bAlue.
ANow all that BmI owEn
Is the shDirt on my back
And the blaEnket and the saddle on yAou.
[Chorus]
ASo mare take me Ehome, mDare tEake me hoAme,
AMare take me hEome, maDre taEke me homAe.
[Verse 2]
AAnd I spent some tBmime in jaEil,
But then my fDace turned pale
And my hEealth was starting to fAail.
ASo the sheriff he let Bmme gEo,
And then the toDwn's people caught me
And they rEun me out of town on Aa rail.
[Chorus]
ASo mare take me Ehome, mDare tEake me hoAme,
AMare take me hEome, maDre taEke me homAe.
[Verse 3]
AMare cBmarry Eme,
TaDke me right down
To the pElace where I wanna Abe.
ACause home's where I sBmhould gEo
And I neDver wanna travel
That goEd-forsaken trail no mAore.
[Chorus]
ASo mare take me Ehome, mDare tEake me hoAme,
AMare take me hEome, maDre taEke me homAe.

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Mare Take Me Home

by Al Anderson

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[Verse 1]

A Bm E

All of my life

I've used the earth as a pillow

E A

And the sky as a blanket of blue.

A Bm E

Now all that I own

Is the shirt on my back

E A

And the blanket and the saddle on you.

[Chorus]

A E D E A

So mare take me home, mare take me home,

A E D E A

Mare take me home, mare take me home.

[Verse 2]

A Bm E

And I spent some time in jail,

But then my face turned pale

E A

And my health was starting to fail.

A Bm E

So the sheriff he let me go,

And then the town's people caught me

E A

And they run me out of town on a rail.

[Chorus]

A E D E A

So mare take me home, mare take me home,

A E D E A

Mare take me home, mare take me home.

[Verse 3]

A Bm E

Mare carry me,

Take me right down

E A

To the place where I wanna be.

A Bm E

Cause home's where I should go

And I never wanna travel

E A

That god-forsaken trail no more.

[Chorus]

A E D E A

So mare take me home, mare take me home,

A E D E A

Mare take me home, mare take me home.

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