Evangelina

 G                  Em         D                      G
And I dream in the morning,       that she brings me water;
G                    A       A7                      D    D7
And I dream in the evening,      that she brings me wine.
                     G       C                  G
Just a poor man’s daughter,      from      Puerta Pinasco
      D     D7          G
Evangelina,      Old Mexico.


G                     Em      D                G
There’s a great hot desert,       South of Mexicalli;
G                   A      A7                   D    D7
If you don’t have water,       you’d better not go.
                G        C                  G
Tequilla won’t get you,       across that desert;
         D     D7           G
to Evangelina,    in Old Mexico.



(CHORUS)

       Bm                F                  C          G
And the Fire I feel for the woman I love,  Is driving me insane;
                D      D7                    G
knowing she’s waiting,      and I can’t get there.
 Bm                    F               C             G
God only knows that I rack my brain to try to find a way,
                D     D7            G
to reach that woman,      in old Mexico.



G            Em        D                   G
And I met a kind man,      he guarded the Border;
G                        A       A7               D    D7
He said you don’t need papers,       I’ll let you go.
                     G         C                         G
I can tell that you love her,       by the look in your eyes now;
                      D       D7            G
She’s the rose of the desert,     in old Mexico.



(CHORUS)

        Bm                  F                 C           G
And the Fire I feel for the woman I love,  Is driving me insane;
               D        D7                    G
knowing she’s waiting,      and I can’t get there.
Bm                   F                C            G
God only knows that I rack my brain to try to find a way,
               D      D7            G
to reach that woman,      in old Mexico.



 G                  Em       D                      G
And I dream in the morning,     that she brings me water;
 G                  A       A7                       D    D7
And I dream in the evening,      that she brings me wine.
                    G        C                 G
Just a poor man’s daughter,     from     Puerta Pinasco
              D      D7           G
South of the Border,    in old Mexico.
      D     D7            C                 G
Evangelina,    I miss you so.    I miss you so.