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The Hanging
Tree lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a
very good song recorded by Marty Robbins. It's not difficult to learn
to do, the chords are easy to make.
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The Hanging Tree Recorded by Marty Robbins written by Jerry Livingston and Mack David
C
Am
I came to town to search for gold
C
G7 And I brought with me a memory
Am
C And seem to hear the night wind cry
Am
C
Go hang your dreams on the hanging tree
Am
C Your dreams of love that could never be
G7
C
Hang your faded dreams on the hanging tree
Am
I searched for gold and I found my gold
C
G7
And I found a girl who loved just me
Am
C And I wish that I could love her too
Am
C
But I left my heart on the hanging tree
Am
C I left my heart with a memory
G7
C And a faded dream on the hanging tree
Am
Now there were men who craved my gold
C
G7
And meant to take my gold from me
Am
C
When a man is gone he needs no gold
Am
C
So they carried me to the hanging tree
Am
C To join my dreams and a memory
G7
C Yes they carried me to the hanging tree
Am
To really live you must almost die
C
G7 And it happened just that way with me
Am
C They took my gold and set me free
Am
C
And I walked away from the hanging tree
Am
C
I walked away from the hanging tree
G7
C
And my own true love she walked with me
F
G7
That’s when I knew that the hanging tree
F
C Was a tree of life new life for me
F
C A tree of hope new hope for me
F
C A tree of love new love for me
F
C
The hanging tree the hanging tree the hanging tree
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