(Am) (D) (Em) (Am) (D) (G)

I lost my mind ten years ago
A (Bm)wanderin’ through the world
Let’s (C)cut right to the quick
I met (D)me a dark-eyed girl
I was (G)living in El Paso with a (Bm)woman named Inez
We’d (Am)stare out every evening
At the (C)hills of old Jau(D)rez

(G)Inez she’d had a grand daddy who’d (Bm)owned the dry good store
He’d (C)climb up on his roof at night and watch (D)Pancho Villa’s war
Jack (G)Pershing come with silver guns
“For (Bm)Villa” Granddad said
But (Am)Pancho he went underground in the (C)hills of old Jua(D)rez

Those (C)rollin’ smoky (D)hills of old Jua(G)rez
Those (C)god forsaken (G)hills
They will (Bm)lure you to your (C)death
Be(Am)ware the dusty (D)hills of old Jua(Em)rez

“There’s (G)gold in them there hills”
So said a (Bm)man with a broken tooth
We could (C)run some cocaine powder 
Right on (D)by the custom’s booth
I was (G)broke I needed money
To (Bm)pacify Inez
So I (Am)started doing business in the (C)hills of old Jau(D)rez
The (G)adrenaline and blood boiled up
Oh (Bm)man ain’t this a rush
When you’re (C)running through the gunfire
And the (D)Okatio brush
My (G)partner was a Tiwa kid (Bm)straight off of the ‘res
But he (Am)ratted me and disappeared in the (C)hills of old Jua(D)rez
A (G)bullet in my back, a (Bm)bullet in my leg
(C)Bullets flying by my ears they (Am)taught me how to pray
I (G)prayed I’d reach the river bank where (Bm)I had left Inez
But I (Am)fell through rock and prickly pear in the (C)hills of old Jua(D)rez

Those (C)rolling smoky (D)hills of old Jua(G)rez
Those (C)god forsaken (G)hills
They will (Bm)lure you to your (C)death
Be(Am)ware the dusty (D)hills of old Jua(Em)rez

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