Chords for I'm Crying "Lucinda Williams" LYRICS
Tempo:
162.9 bpm
Chords used:
E
C
B
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[E]
I'm crying for the mother who [C] lost her only [E] son.
Barely 16 years of age, [B] they forced her caribou on.
[E] Across bloody battlefields, [C] under the raging [E] sun.
I'm crying for the mother [C] who lost her [E] only son.
I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] child.
Mankind, they carried him off [B] to work this cotton field.
[E] Said, if you don't mind me boy, [C] I'll whip your little [E] thigh.
I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] child.
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] man.
Carried him [Em] off in the dark of night, [B] hung him from a limb.
[E] He couldn't see the faces, [C] but we knew it was them.
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her [E] loving man.
[C] [E]
[B]
[E]
[C] [E]
[Em]
[C] [E]
[C] [E]
[C] [E]
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [E] the light.
We burned down our cornfields and [B] stole our livestock.
[E] We joined up in a rich man's war [C] when we knew it was a poor [E] man's fight.
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [Em] the light.
I'm crying for the mother [C] who lost her [E] only son.
I'm crying for the father who [B] lost his baby child.
[E] I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] man.
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [Em] the light.
I'm crying for the mother.
I'm crying for the father.
I'm crying for the sister.
[E] I'm crying for the brother.
I'm crying.
[Em]
I'm crying for the mother who [C] lost her only [E] son.
Barely 16 years of age, [B] they forced her caribou on.
[E] Across bloody battlefields, [C] under the raging [E] sun.
I'm crying for the mother [C] who lost her [E] only son.
I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] child.
Mankind, they carried him off [B] to work this cotton field.
[E] Said, if you don't mind me boy, [C] I'll whip your little [E] thigh.
I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] child.
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] man.
Carried him [Em] off in the dark of night, [B] hung him from a limb.
[E] He couldn't see the faces, [C] but we knew it was them.
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her [E] loving man.
[C] [E]
[B]
[E]
[C] [E]
[Em]
[C] [E]
[C] [E]
[C] [E]
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [E] the light.
We burned down our cornfields and [B] stole our livestock.
[E] We joined up in a rich man's war [C] when we knew it was a poor [E] man's fight.
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [Em] the light.
I'm crying for the mother [C] who lost her [E] only son.
I'm crying for the father who [B] lost his baby child.
[E] I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] man.
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [Em] the light.
I'm crying for the mother.
I'm crying for the father.
I'm crying for the sister.
[E] I'm crying for the brother.
I'm crying.
[Em]
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I'm crying for the mother who [C] lost her only [E] _ son.
_ _ Barely 16 years of age, [B] they forced her caribou on.
_ [E] Across bloody _ _ battlefields, [C] under the raging [E] _ sun.
I'm crying for the mother [C] who lost her [E] only son.
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_ _ _ _ I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] _ child.
_ _ Mankind, they carried him off [B] to work this cotton field.
_ [E] Said, if you don't mind me boy, [C] I'll whip your little _ [E] thigh.
I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] child. _ _ _ _ _
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I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] _ man. _
Carried him [Em] off in the dark of night, [B] hung him from a limb. _
[E] He couldn't see the faces, [C] but we knew it was them. _
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her [E] loving man. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ I'm crying for the brother _ [C] who couldn't see [E] the light.
We burned down our _ cornfields and [B] stole our livestock.
_ [E] We joined up in a rich man's war [C] when we knew it was a poor [E] man's fight.
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [Em] the _ light. _ _ _
I'm crying for the mother _ [C] who lost her [E] only son.
I'm crying for the father who [B] lost his baby _ child.
[E] I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] man. _
I'm crying for the brother _ [C] who couldn't see [Em] the light. _
_ _ _ _ I'm crying for the mother.
_ I'm crying for the father.
I'm crying for the sister.
_ [E] I'm crying for the brother.
I'm crying.
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[E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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I'm crying for the mother who [C] lost her only [E] _ son.
_ _ Barely 16 years of age, [B] they forced her caribou on.
_ [E] Across bloody _ _ battlefields, [C] under the raging [E] _ sun.
I'm crying for the mother [C] who lost her [E] only son.
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_ _ _ _ I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] _ child.
_ _ Mankind, they carried him off [B] to work this cotton field.
_ [E] Said, if you don't mind me boy, [C] I'll whip your little _ [E] thigh.
I'm crying for the father [C] who lost his baby [E] child. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] _ man. _
Carried him [Em] off in the dark of night, [B] hung him from a limb. _
[E] He couldn't see the faces, [C] but we knew it was them. _
I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her [E] loving man. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ I'm crying for the brother _ [C] who couldn't see [E] the light.
We burned down our _ cornfields and [B] stole our livestock.
_ [E] We joined up in a rich man's war [C] when we knew it was a poor [E] man's fight.
I'm crying for the brother [C] who couldn't see [Em] the _ light. _ _ _
I'm crying for the mother _ [C] who lost her [E] only son.
I'm crying for the father who [B] lost his baby _ child.
[E] I'm crying for the sister [C] who lost her loving [E] man. _
I'm crying for the brother _ [C] who couldn't see [Em] the light. _
_ _ _ _ I'm crying for the mother.
_ I'm crying for the father.
I'm crying for the sister.
_ [E] I'm crying for the brother.
I'm crying.
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_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _