Chords for Wildwood Flower - June Carter Cash

You all want to do Wild and Flower?
[G] Yeah, sure, of course.
_ _ Always want to do [E] Wild and Flower.
_ Always.
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_ _ _ I remember this from the time that I was born.
You know, _ I always remembered it being there, so I'm not sure.
I must have been, I started remembering things about three years old.
_ And I pick up on them every once in a while.
And when the year comes around, I say, oh Lord, I know about that.
So, that's the way it's been. _
_ [Bm] She'll sing.
I will dance, I [B] will sing.
Oh, put it down.
That's what she's calling the chorus.
[Db] The chorus is that I will dance, I will sing, and my [G] love shall be.
_ _ I will charm every heart, and his crown I will sway.
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_ _ Some of it's changed [G] a lot.
_ When we left here to take our first trip _ on radio, _
_ my father [Db] sold this place to my [Bb] Uncle Grant [Fm] Carter, that daddy's brother.
And [N] he said, well, you'll come home whenever you want to.
We'll all be home together.
And _ anyway, many years ago, we bought it back.
Aunt Theta was good enough to buy it back for me.
_ It is a love song, and [G] I don't think she'd be hollering at all that in there.
I don't know.
Just be ready.
Okay, I'm sorry.
And I will sing, I will dance, I will sing, and my love.
I'll do _ two.
Do two.
_ We'll be double before our flight. _
Be ready.
Be ready. _ _
Okay.
I'll play it a little slower. _
Daddy had built an orchard that went from down here to the top of the knob here.
_ And so we had lots of apples and plums and cherry trees and everything you could grow.
Right [C] within [G] my view, the pale and the leader, [D] and eyes [G] that gladden blue. _
I will dance, I will sing, and [D] my laugh [G] shall be gay. _
I will charm every heart in his [D] crown [G] I'll sway.
_ When I'm longing to see him, [C] I regret the [G] dark hour.
I'm blown and neglected, _ [D] still [G] wild and sour. _
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_ He taught me to love him [D] and call me [G] his flower.
_ That was blooming to cheer him [D] through [G] life's weary hour.
_ _ When I'm longing to see him, I [C] regret [G] this dark hour.
He's gone and neglected, [D] this pale, [G] wild flower. _
_ I will dance, I will sing, and [D] my laugh [G] shall be gay.
_ I will charm every heart in [D] his crown [G] I will sway.
_ _ When I'm longing to see him, [C] I regret the [G] dark hour.
He's gone and neglected, [D] this pale, [G] wild flower.
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_ He taught me to love him [D] and [G] promised love.
That was [E] great.
Okay, well thank you, sir.
That feels all over me, that's not great.
[Eb] Good job.
Well, could you tell it was a lonesome, heart-sick blues?
[N] Lonesome, heart-sick blues, lost melodic.
And this woman lost her lover. _
_ And she was crying for him.
[Em] But she was among [G] everything that she might be [Em] able to get out of. _ _ _
_ [A] And so right the last she [Em] sings and she dances and she just awards to [G] and fro. _ _ _ _
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