John Denver

No more ^G beautiful moons may we ^Em spend on our lands
In the ^C north the scarlet ^D councils talks of ^G war ^D
And the ^G long knives have massacred the ^Em tribe and burned
corn
We?re not ^C welcome in our ^D homeland any ^G more
There will be a ^C trail ^D of ^G tears
There will be a ^C trail ^D of ^Em pain ^Em/g
And Jackson will ^C have the Missisis ^G ippi and the ^C twenty
dollar ^G bill
But for ^C us the trail is ^D all that will re ^G main
No more ^G songs of the hunters on the ^Em buffalo plain
No more ^C smoke from sacred ^D fires touch these ^G hills ^D
And the ^G numbers of the people will grow ^Em fewer every mile
And our ^C children will not ^D learn the Great Spirits ^G way
There will be a ^C trail ^D of ^G tears
There will be a ^C trail ^D of ^Em pain ^Em/g
And Jackson will ^C have the Missis ^G sippi and the ^C twenty
dollar ^G bill
But for ^C us the trail is ^D all that will re ^G main
On the ^G streets of Rapid City on the ^Em road to Wounded Knee
There is ^C whiskey for for ^D getting every ^G thing ^D
But the ^G old ones say there may be time from ^Em learning from
each other
The ^C way that it had ^D once been meant to ^G be
There is still a ^C trail ^D of ^G tears
There is still a ^C trail ^D of ^Em pain ^Em/g
And Jackson has ^C got the Missis ^G sippi and the ^C twenty
dollar ^G bill
But for ^C us the trail of ^D tears re ^G main
Jackson has ^C got the Missis ^G sippi and the ^C twenty dollar
^G bill
But how ^C long will the ^D trail of tears re ^G main
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