Chords for The Grascals with Vince Gill - Sad Wind Sighs

Welcome back to the Opry.
The Graskos are top entertainers in bluegrass for two years in a row.
But they are making some noise in country music as well.
In comments about their new album, Keep On Walking, the Tennessean [E] writes,
The Graskos' harmonies are based on the Osborne Brothers' tradition.
But it's clear that singers Terry Eldridge and [F#] Jamie Johnson [N] are well-grounded in classic hardcore country.
And we love hardcore country.
We're talking about these guys,
covering artists from Merle Haggard on this brand new CD to George Jones in [B] addition to some originals as well.
[N] So you talk hardcore country, we're about to get a great dose of it,
because they are now on stage with Opry star Mr.
Vince Gill.
Let's head back to the stage for Vince and the Graskos.
_ _ _ Give another hand for the Graskos, everybody.
[F#] Let them hear you all.
_ _ [E] _ Well, [N] I told you earlier, I thought they were liquored up when they first came out here.
Found out I don't believe that's what it is.
I think it's something else.
I'm going to talk to them about it when we get done with the show. _
_ [D] No, I love these boys.
And they were kind enough, [G] like I said earlier, to invite me to come and do some singing with them on their new record, which is great.
I encourage [E] you to go out and get one.
And [G] this is the song they let me sing the high part [E] on.
Thanks a lot. _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ Martha, _ well, I'm passing southbound.
Breaks [A] through the dark, midnight [E] so still.
The big wheels roll on through the valley.
The lonesome sound [B] makes [E] my blood chill.
And the sad wind sighs in the lonesome graveyard.
[A] Cold wind _ calls in the [E] tree by now.
I can hear my daughter's _ softest calling.
But she's asleep [B] in [E] the cold, cold ground.
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When [A] _ _ _ [Em] _ [E] _ _
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_ I die and the angels beckon, _ put me [A] on that train for one [E] last ride. _
_ _ _ Bury me close to my darling so I can [B] be close [E] by her side.
And the sad wind sighs in the lonesome graveyard.
_ [A] Cold rain calls in the tree [E] by now.
I can hear my darling's softest calling.
But she's asleep [B] in the [E] cold, cold ground.
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_ [Em] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
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And the sad wind sighs in the lonesome graveyard.
_ [A] Cold rain calls in the [Em] tree by now.
[G] I can [E] hear my darling's _ softest calling.
But she's asleep _ [B] [E] in the cold, cold ground.
_ But she's asleep _ _ _
_ [B] in the [E] cold, cold [G#] ground.
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_ _ _ _ _ Hey, Gradschools, everybody!
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