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Guthrie
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Guthrie Written and recorded by Hank Thompson
C F C I was on my way from Dodge that day G7 I was going home again C F C My Indian bride was by my side G7 C When I rode in to Guthrie
F C Big Jim Brady ran the town G7 The saloon and the gambling hall C F C The General Store and several more G7 C He ran them all in Guthrie
F C With the horses tied I went inside G7 And was buying fresh supplies C F C Outside the door I heard a rifle roar G7 C To my surprise in Guthrie
F C I rushed outside and my wife cried G7 Jim Brady's been around C F C He was like a fiend both drunk and mean G7 C So I shot him down in Guthrie
F C I quickly ran and grabbed the gun G7 And stood where Big Jim lay C F C Those who came gave me the blame G7 C So I ran away from Guthrie
F C I knew my bride was justified in G7 Such a circumstance C F C But an Indian's word would not be heard G7 C She'd have no chance in Guthrie
F C All through the night I rode with fright G7 Through hills and chaparral C F C But the Marshal knew this country too G7 C He was on my trail from Guthrie
F C When noon was high he was drawing nigh G7 I heard his six gun ring C F C Then the Marshal swore by the patch he wore G7 C I'll see you swing in Guthrie
F C So now I dwell in a prison cell G7 And an Indian girl will cry C F C To the hangman's tree they'll carry me G7 C And it's here I'll die in Guthrie
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