Ab Ab Bb Bb [Verse 1]Bb F Ab Eb My driftin' memory goes back to the spring of '43Bb F When I was just a child in mama's armsBb F Ab Eb My daddy plowed the ground and prayed that some day we could leaveBb F Bb This run down mortgaged Oklahoma farmF Eb Bb And then one night I heard my daddy sayin' to my momC F That he finally saved enough to goBb F Ab Eb California was his dream, a paradise for he had seenBb F Bb Lots of pretty girls in magazines that told him so [Chorus]Bb Eb F California cotton fieldsEb F Eb Bb Where labor camps are filled with worried men and broken dreamsBb Eb F California cotton fieldsEb F Bb As close to wealth as daddy ever came [Interlude Riff]Ab Ab Bb Bb [Solo]Bb F Ab EbBb Bb F FBb F Ab EbBb F Bb Bb [Verse 2]Bb F Ab Eb Well, almost everything we had was sold or left behindBb F From my daddy's plow to the fruit that mama cannedBb F Ab Eb Some folks came to say farewell and see what all we had to sellBb F Bb Some just came to shake my daddy's handF Eb Bb Oh, the Model A was loaded down and California boundC F And a change of luck was just four days away, yeahBb F Ab Eb But the only change that I remember seeing for my daddyBb F Bb Was swimmin' dark hair turned to silver grey [Chorus]Bb Eb F California cotton fieldsEb F Eb Bb Where labor camps are filled with worried men and broken dreamsBb Eb F California cotton fieldsEb F Bb As close to wealth as daddy ever came
California Cotton Fields
Gram Parsons
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