Blue Highway

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Blue Highway

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Written by Jason Burleson/Rob Ickes/Shawn Lane/Tim Stafford/Wayne Taylor

	  		
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D                                A 
Way back in the mountains on the high knob by the ridge 
    C                 G              D 
My grandpa built our cabin where we lived for 40 years 
D                           Am 
Spent my happy childhood beneath the hardwood trees 
  C                G              C             D      C   D   A 
I didn't know what I had then was all I'd ever need 

D                                 A 
Mountain laurels blooming, it was early in the spring 
C              G            D 
Lookin' out my window on a sea of endless green 
D                              Am 
Rich men from the city came to buy our land today 
C          G                      C          D 
Took 200 years to grow, but it's gone in 30 days 

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Am C Mud slides down the mountain, there's no way to stop the flood G D A Hills without their timbers, like a man without his blood Am C Scars upon the land, those wounds will never heal C D A C D A But a greedy man will never get his fill
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Solo Am C G D A Am C C D A C D A
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Am C Mud slides down the mountain, there's no way to stop the flood G D A Hills without their timbers, like a man without his blood Am C Scars upon the land, those wounds will never heal
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Ending C D A But a greedy man will never get his fill C D A I can't go back and I know I never will C D A E I hope someday they know the way I feel

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