Take My Blanket and Go, by Joe Purdy
D F#m G (x4)
Well the s[D]un is s[F#m]inking l[G]ow
And the h[D]our is g[F#m]etting l[Bm]ate[A]
Y[G]ou need s[A]omething that [D]I can't live wit[G]hout
B[D]ut I'll git it an[G]yways[A]
W[D]e are really in t[F#m]rouble this t[G]ime
W[D]e got nothing l[F#m]eft to bla[Bm]me[A]
T[G]hey threw you d[A]own and they c[D]alled you na[G]mes
B[D]ut I loved you just the s[G]ame[A]
S[D]o won't you take my blanket and g[G]o?
W[D]on't you take my blanket and [A]go?
W[D]on't you take my [G]blanket and [A]go?
A[Bm]nd ease your troubled s[G]oul, if I [A]want to if I [D]may (')
Yeah now [D]what else can [F#m]you do n[G]ow?
You got n[D]othing, you got [F#m]nothing at a[Bm]ll[A]
Cause I [G]threw you a r[A]ope, and you g[D]rabbed and it b[G]roke
G[D]ot nothing left in my h[G]ands[A]
(chorus, ending with "Ease a troubled soul, I want your weary arms")
(chorus, ending with "Ease a troubled soul, when that cold wind blows, I want your weary arms")
D F#m G (x4)
Well the s[D]un is s[F#m]inking l[G]ow
And the h[D]our is g[F#m]etting l[Bm]ate[A]
Y[G]ou need s[A]omething that [D]I can't live wit[G]hout
B[D]ut I'll git it an[G]yways[A]
W[D]e are really in t[F#m]rouble this t[G]ime
W[D]e got nothing l[F#m]eft to bla[Bm]me[A]
T[G]hey threw you d[A]own and they c[D]alled you na[G]mes
B[D]ut I loved you just the s[G]ame[A]
S[D]o won't you take my blanket and g[G]o?
W[D]on't you take my blanket and [A]go?
W[D]on't you take my [G]blanket and [A]go?
A[Bm]nd ease your troubled s[G]oul, if I [A]want to if I [D]may (')
Yeah now [D]what else can [F#m]you do n[G]ow?
You got n[D]othing, you got [F#m]nothing at a[Bm]ll[A]
Cause I [G]threw you a r[A]ope, and you g[D]rabbed and it b[G]roke
G[D]ot nothing left in my h[G]ands[A]
(chorus, ending with "Ease a troubled soul, I want your weary arms")
(chorus, ending with "Ease a troubled soul, when that cold wind blows, I want your weary arms")
