Key: Ab major•
Verse 1
Ab
Db
Gb
Ab
Db
Gb
Ab
Way out
E
Eb
Ab
Gb
Db
Cb
on the plains where the air is sweet,
Abm
Gb
E
and the earth is rich for the seedling wheat.
Eb
Gb
A man can hurt his back,
Fdim
Ab
The good,
Db
Ab
sweet earth can keep a man whole.
E
Eb
Gb
Oh, the sun can blister
Db
Cb
and the hail can pound
Eb
Gb
That man may cry bitter tears,
Db
Bb
but still he'll stay
Fdim
Eb
He knows
Mother
Db
The grain belt blues, the grain belt blues
Ab
Fm
Come on, you crops,
Fdim
E
we need new shoes
Eb
Ab
We got to get to the mill
Bb
Eb
Bb
Ab
Or there won't be any bread for supper to
Db
Ab
A
D
A
night
D
A
D
A
D
A
D
A
E
he'll plow once more
C
G
A
G
He'll work that ground
F
E
till his body's sore
A
G
Why does he work?
D
Ebdim
What is it for?
A
D
G
A
add up the score
G
A
G
Then one fine day, the grain will be ripe
D
G
He can smoke after supper,
E
A
G
He knows it's a bumper,
D
Ebdim
he'll have cash to spend
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