The Blizzard
Ton : DEnglish
TDhere's a blizzard comin' oD7n how I'm wGishin' I was hDome
For my pDony's lame and hDe can't hardly sAtand A
Listen tDo that northern sD7igh if we dGon't get home we'll dDie
But it's oAnly seven mAiles to Mary ABmnne Bm
It's oAnly seven mAiles to Mary ADnne D
You can bDet we're on her mD7ind for it's nGearly CDhristmas time
And I'll bDet there's hot bDiscuits in the pAan A
Lord my hDands feel like they're fD7roze and there's a nGumbness in my tDoes
But it's oAnly five more mAiles to Mary ABmnne Bm
It's oAnly five more mAiles to Mary ADnne D
That wind's hDowlin' and it sD7eems mighty lGike a woman's sDcreams
So we'd beDst be movin' faDster if we caAn A
Dan just tDhink about that bD7arn with that hGay so soft and wDarm
It's oAnly three more mAiles to Mary ABmnne Bm
It's oAnly three more mAiles to Mary ADnne D
Dan get uDp your ornery cD7uss or you'll bGe the death of uDs
I'm so wDeary but I'll hDelp you if I cAan A
All right DDan perhaps it's bD7est that we'll sGtop awhile and rDest
For it's sAtill A hundred yAards to Mary ABmnne Bm
It's sAtill a hundred yAards to Mary ADnne D
Late that nDight the storm was gD7one and they fGound him there at dDawn
He had mDade it but he cDouldn't leave ol' DAan A
Yes they fDound him there on the pD7lains his hands fGroze to the rDeins
He was jAust a hundred yaArds from Mary ABmnne Bm
He was jAust a hundred yaArds from Mary ADnne D