Sturgill Simpson – Go In Peace (Guitar)

             G                            D           G
When he woke up, he saw the faces of the mighty Cherokee

              G
They'd found Shamrock and him passed out together

                D         G
Underneath the forest canopy

         C            G               D               G
Saw his tomahawk and skins, and they knew he was Shawnee

               C                G            D              G
So to see the Chief he now must go, one and all they did agree

             G                                   D                G
The old man stared into his soul, though he was blind as he could be

                  G                             D                   G
Said, "If you're looking for your woman, it is here you shall find she"

                 G                                          D                 G
Said, "A man McClure had traded her for horses, on which he used so he could flee"

                 C             G                    D              G
Dood said, "She wasn't his to trade, hе stole her away and he shot mе"

          C                 G                D               G
Then the old man whispered softly, "Her you now must go and see"

          G                                              D                    G
When she saw him, she cried tears of joy and he saw his soul in eyes blue as sea

              G                           D                       G
Chief didn't need no eyes to know he was hers and she belonged to he

               C              G                 D                  G
He said, "I'm sorry for your troubles, she must go back home with thee"

                 C                    G
Said, "Get your mule," and waved his palm

                 D             G
Said, "You both now may go in peace"

                 C              G
So Dood climbed back up on ol' Shamrock

           D                  G   G
He and Juanita went home happily

             A                            E           A
When he woke up, he saw the faces of the mighty Cherokee

              A
They'd found Shamrock and him passed out together

                E         A
Underneath the forest canopy

         D            A               E               A
Saw his tomahawk and skins, and they knew he was Shawnee

               D                A            E              A
So to see the Chief he now must go, one and all they did agree

             A                                   E                A
The old man stared into his soul, though he was blind as he could be

                  A                             E                   A
Said, "If you're looking for your woman, it is here you shall find she"

                 A                                          E                 A
Said, "A man McClure had traded her for horses, on which he used so he could flee"

                 D             A                    E              A
Dood said, "She wasn't his to trade, hе stole her away and he shot mе"

          D                 A                E               A
Then the old man whispered softly, "Her you now must go and see"

          A                                              E                    A
When she saw him, she cried tears of joy and he saw his soul in eyes blue as sea

              A                           E                       A
Chief didn't need no eyes to know he was hers and she belonged to he

               D              A                 E                  A
He said, "I'm sorry for your troubles, she must go back home with thee"

                 D                    A
Said, "Get your mule," and waved his palm

                 E             A
Said, "You both now may go in peace"

                 D              A
So Dood climbed back up on ol' Shamrock

           E                  A   A
He and Juanita went home happily

             B                            F#          B
When he woke up, he saw the faces of the mighty Cherokee

              B
They'd found Shamrock and him passed out together

                F#        B
Underneath the forest canopy

         E            B               F#              B
Saw his tomahawk and skins, and they knew he was Shawnee

               E                B            F#             B
So to see the Chief he now must go, one and all they did agree

             B                                   F#               B
The old man stared into his soul, though he was blind as he could be

                  B                             F#                  B
Said, "If you're looking for your woman, it is here you shall find she"

                 B                                          F#                B
Said, "A man McClure had traded her for horses, on which he used so he could flee"

                 E             B                    F#             B
Dood said, "She wasn't his to trade, hе stole her away and he shot mе"

          E                 B                F#              B
Then the old man whispered softly, "Her you now must go and see"

          B                                              F#                   B
When she saw him, she cried tears of joy and he saw his soul in eyes blue as sea

              B                           F#                      B
Chief didn't need no eyes to know he was hers and she belonged to he

               E              B                 F#                 B
He said, "I'm sorry for your troubles, she must go back home with thee"

                 E                    B
Said, "Get your mule," and waved his palm

                 F#            B
Said, "You both now may go in peace"

                 E              B
So Dood climbed back up on ol' Shamrock

           F#                 B   B
He and Juanita went home happily