Key: E major
Verse 1
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On the 14th day of April of 1935
They struck the worst of dust storms
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that ever filled the sky
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You could see that dust storm coming
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The sky looked to death like black
Throughout our mighty nation
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It left a terrible track
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To the old Arizona line
We thought it was our judgment
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We thought it was our time
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As we listened with alarm
To the wild and windy action
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Of the great mysterious storm
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to the shores of the Rio Grande
They said that they could hold out,
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they did not know how long
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Well, my relatives were huddled
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inside of their old shacks
And the children, they were crying
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as the storm whispered at the crack
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The storm began on sundown,
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and it lasted through the night
When we awoke that morning,
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we saw a terrible sight
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It had covered up our fences,
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all the crops that we had grown
Was now a rippling ocean,
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of dust the wind had blown
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Well, we filed our jalopy,
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said goodbye to all our friends
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And wandered up down that highway
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Never to return again
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Oh, never to return again
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