Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners - Thunderhead

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I can still feel the strongest hurt I’ve had
G D F#m Bm
I was driving an escape route I’d set up
E G
Along highway nine, I was passing through Dillon
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When the crunching of metal bit down all around me
E G
Coming to a close in my chest
D F#m Bm
And I looked at you dying where you had me all cornered
E G
Seven feet tall meeting me at a rest

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I left the scene unscratched, I left a million selves behind
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And now at the wheel sat only a coward
G D
Who took his easy route and found his way to hide
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It’s a big world I’m telling you, old man
G D
And I hate that every day, I stray further inside
D F#m Bm
Well, I try to run away from being afraid of
G D
What Id go through if you died

Bm Dmaj7
So, I took to the mountains
F#m E
To get out while I had time
Bm Dmaj7
I never was there, I’d never been there
F#m E
All I left with you was my pride
Bm Dmaj7
Now I’d burn this town down just to have you around
F#m E
We could get you on out for a ride
Bm Dmaj7
Maybe head down to Dillon, have a look at the moose
F#m E
Get a couple more hours by your side

D F#7 Bm
Weren’t you just alone? I’ve been in a hurry now
E
Won’t give myself up just yet
G
Won’t give myself up just yet
D F#7 Bm
I knew something was wrong

I’ve been feeling dirtied down
E G
Won’t sell myself short just yet