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Appalachian Wine

Eleventyseven
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D-DU-UDU
 They both met in the  midnight sky,
 Got lost in each  other's eyes,
  Then threw  away the map  and lost the key,
  God  sent them the first  two kids,
  One  named Fire, the other  one Wind,
  With a note  that floated down  for them to read.
  It said 'You asked  what it was like  up here for Me.'
  Mother Earth and Father Ti-ime,
  Fell  in love over Appalachian wi-ine,
  Hit  a rough spell and almost  lost their mi-inds,
  Raised  a little hell before  they fell in li-ine.
  Fire  came out with a restless  soul,
  That only  got worse as he  got older,
  'Til finally  he got  too hot to tame.
  Time  said 'Son I know  it's hard but,
 You're breaking your Momma's  heart.'
  And Fire  looked up through tears  that made the rain,
  He said 'Why is it everything  I love  I set aflame?'
  Mother Earth and Father Ti-ime,
  Fell  in love over Appalachian wi-ine,
  Hit  a rough spell and almost  lost their mi-inds,
  Raised  a little hell before  they fell in li-ine.
  Wind  was born to the open  sky with a,
 Bad temper and a wandering  eye,
  That kept  him on the run  for most his days.
  Earth  said 'Listen, hear  my child, see,
 I used to run  that wild,
  'Cause it's  hard to put a finger  on the pain,
  But son  you can't outrun  a thing like shame.'
  Then Time  and Earth got on  their knees,
  And prayed  'Dear God, oh can't  You see?
  The Fire's  too hot, the Wind's  too cold,
  And loving  them is gonna kill  us both.'
  Then God  reached down and took  their hands,
  Dried  their tears, and smiled  and said,
  'That's kind  of what it's like  up here for Me.
  Yeah, loving  them will cost  you every-thing.'
  Mother Earth and Father Ti-ime,
  Fell  in love over Appalachian wi-ine,
  Hit  a rough spell and almost  lost their mi-inds,
  Raised  a little hell before  they fell in li-ine.

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Readable chord sheet for Appalachian Wine by Eleventyseven

[C] [G] [D] [Em]

[C] They both met in the[G] midnight sky,
[D] Got lost in ea[Em]ch other's eyes,
 Then [C]threw away the [G]map and lost the [Am7]key,
 [C]God sent them the [G]first two kids,
 [D]One named Fire, the [Em]other one Wind,
 With a no[C]te that floated [G]down for them to [Am7]read.
 It said 'You [C]asked what it was [G]like up here for [D]Me.'

 Mother Earth and Father [C]Ti-[G]ime,
 [D]Fell in love over [Em]Appalachian [C]wi-[G]ine,
 [D]Hit a rough spell and [Em]almost lost their [C]mi-[G]inds,
 [D]Raised a little hell be[Em]fore they fell in [C]li-[G]ine.

 [C]Fire came out with a [G]restless soul,
 That [D]only got worse as h[Em]e got older,
 'Til fi[C]nally he g[G]ot too hot to [Am7]tame.
 [C]Time said 'Son I k[G]now it's hard but,
[D] You're breaking your [Em]Momma's heart.'
 And [C]Fire looked up through [G]tears that made the [Am7]rain,
 He said 'Why is it [C]everything I [G]love I set a[D]flame?'

 Mother Earth and Father [C]Ti-[G]ime,
 [D]Fell in love over [Em]Appalachian [C]wi-[G]ine,
 [D]Hit a rough spell and [Em]almost lost their [C]mi-[G]inds,
 [D]Raised a little hell be[Em]fore they fell in [C]li-[G]ine.

 [C]Wind was born to the [G]open sky with a,
[D] Bad temper and a [Em]wandering eye,
 That ke[C]pt him on the ru[G]n for most his [Am7]days.

 [C]Earth said 'Listen, [G]hear my child, see,
[D] I used to run[Em] that wild,
 'Cause it's[C] hard to put a [G]finger on the [Am7]pain,
 But son[C] you can't outr[G]un a thing like [D]shame.'

 Then [C]Time and Earth got [G]on their knees,
 And [D]prayed 'Dear God, oh [Em]can't You see?
 The [C]Fire's too hot, the [G]Wind's too cold,
 And [D]loving them is gonna [Em]kill us both.'
 Then [C]God reached down and [G]took their hands,
 [D]Dried their tears, and [Em]smiled and said,
 'That's [C]kind of what it's [G]like up here for [Am7]Me.
 Yeah, [C]loving them will [G]cost you every-[D]thing.'

 Mother Earth and Father [C]Ti-[G]ime,
 [D]Fell in love over [Em]Appalachian [C]wi-[G]ine,
 [D]Hit a rough spell and [Em]almost lost their [C]mi-[G]inds,
 [D]Raised a little hell be[Em]fore they fell in [C]li-[G]ine.

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