walkers woods chords by Robert Mitchum

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Intro 1

Verse 1
G 
D 
 (G major) I  stole her from  (D major) Emmett Fry,
G 
D 
G 
and  (G major) now what's done is  (D major) done.  (G major) 
B 
C 
Like  (B major) any man I'm afraid  (C major) to die,
G 
D 
but I'm  (G major) hurt too bad to run (D major) .
C 
B 
I ran  (C major) with her to  (B major) Walker's Woods with
C 
G 
him  (C major) close on my  (G major) heels;
C 
I knew he'd kill to  (C major) get her back,
G 
D 
and I know  (G major) just  (D major) how he feels.
G 
 (G major) 

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Verse 2

Oh, the sun never shines in

Walker's Woods;

I doubt if it would want to come

in even if it could,

'Cause the gators and the cottonmouths, the

sand that pulls you down

Makes Walker's Woods a haven

Interlude 1

for the damned.

Verse 3
G 
D 
 (G major) By the quicksand  (D major) over there my
G 
D 
G 
dream  (G major) came  (D major) to an  (G major) end:
B 
C 
She said  (B major) it was a big  (C major) mistake,
G 
D 
that she'd  (G major) return to him,  (D major) 
C 
B 
So I gave  (C major) her to the  (B major) hungry sands,
C 
G 
now  (C major) all I loved is  (G major) dead
C 
And all that's left is the scarlet  (C major) rag
G 
D 
that she  (G major) wore upon  (D major) her head.
G 
 (G major) 

Verse 4
D 
Oh, the sun  (D major) never shines in
Walker's Woods;
B 
I doubt  (B major) if it would want to come
C 
B 
in  (C major) even if it could,  (B major) 
C 
G 
'Cause the  (C major) gators and the  (G major) cottonmouths, the
B 
C 
sand  (B major) that pulls you down  (C major) 
D 
Makes Walker's Woods a haven  (D major) 

Interlude 2

for the damned.

Verse 5
Abm 
Ab 
Eb 
I've  (A flat minor) no    regret (A flat major) s; I loved  (E flat major) her; five
Ab 
Eb 
Ab 
more  (A flat major) minutes I'll  (E flat major) be  free  (A flat major) 
C 
Db 
I'd have  (C major) made it if that  (D flat major) cottonmouth hadn't
Ab 
Eb 
 (A flat major) made his strike at me.  (E flat major) 
Db 
C 
But I  (D flat major) have to laugh when I think  (C major) how
Db 
Ab 
mad old  (D flat major) Emmett's going to be  (A flat major) 
Db 
When he finds out he never  (D flat major) got
Ab 
Eb 
to take  (A flat major) one shot  (E flat major) at me.
Ab 
 (A flat major) 

Verse 6
Eb 
Oh, the sun  (E flat major) never shines in
Walker's Woods;
C 
I doubt  (C major) if it would want to come
Db 
C 
in  (D flat major) even if it could,  (C major) 
Db 
Ab 
'Cause the  (D flat major) gators and the cot (A flat major) tonmouths, the
C 
Db 
sand  (C major) that pulls you down  (D flat major) 
Makes Walker's Woods a
Eb 
Ab 
haven for  (E flat major) the damned.  (A flat major) 
Db 
Makes  (D flat major) Walker's Woods a haven
Eb 
Ab 
 (E flat major) for the damned.  (A flat major) 
Db 
Makes  (D flat major) Walker's Woods
a haven for the damned.
Ab 
 (A flat major) 