Тональность: E minor
Intro 1
Gm
Eb
Gm
Eb
Verse 1
Gm
He died with his boots on
Eb
in another man's bed
Gm
Eb
The way he once said it would be
Gm
He's a scoundrel, I guess,
Eb
just got what was due
Gm
Eb
But he was always a good friend to me
F
Cm
He talked of a girl he'd known long ago
Gm
His eyes welled with tears
F
when he tried to explain
How the sound of her voice
Cm
had made him feel whole
Gm
And the smell of her skin,
Eb
F
like sage after rain
Bb
Eb
F
Eb
Bb
Like sage after rain
Gm
I'd go to East Colfax with
Eb
one of my friends
Gm
Eb
Back in high school for something to do
Gm
And that's where I met him
Eb
when he bought us some beer
Gm
Eb
A six -pack if he could have two
Bb
F
He said, come back to my place
Cm
you can drink it there safe
Gm
don't worry it's cool
F
then he gave us his name
i paused at a picture
Cm
and he told me about her
Gm
and the smell of her skin
Eb
like sage after rain
F
Eb
Bb
Like sage after ray,
Eb
Bb
Gm
Eb
Ebsus2
Gm
like sage after ray
Eb
Gm
I'd go to his house
Eb
and we'd talk bulk for hours
Eb
as he'd quote from his head
Bb
Gm
There's an old royal typewriter,
Eb
a desk by a window,
Gm
Eb
Three novels in boxes under his bed.
Cm
his grandfather'd left him,
Gm
He grew up in Boston,
F
Eb
came west on a train.
F
The snow -covered front range,
Cm
and a lovely young teacher,
Gm
The smell of her skin,
Eb
F
like sage after rain,
Eb
F
Like sage after rain
Bb
Eb
Bb
Like sage after rain
Cm
She was killed in the wreck
Bb
that left him half broken
Cm
He told me about it one
Bb
time and that's all
Cm
Some people said it'd help
Bb
if she was driving
Cm
He said that made less
Bb
than no difference at all.
F
He'd talk of her beauty,
Cm
her ice and her fire.
Gm
He'd smile when he'd
call her broad
But there was always respect,
Cm
and his memories were tender
Gm
in the smell of her skin,
Eb
F
like sage after rain,
Bb
Eb
F
like sage after rain,
Bb
Eb
Bb
Gm
Eb
like sage after rain.
Gm
Eb
Gm
Eb
Gm
Eb
Bb
Gm
Eb
They called me about him early one mornin'
Gm
I made the arrangements
Eb
that sent him to burn
Bb
Gm
Eb
No wife, no children, no next of kin there
Gm
Like it said in his will,
Eb
they gave me the urn
F
Eb
F
I drove north to Wyoming
Cm
in a late April drizzle
Gm
A place where we'd hunted
F
on the Antelope Plains
Cm
I spread him about in the place he'd chosen
Gm
Eb
F
A prayer and a breath of sage after rain
Eb
F
Eb
Bb
Gm
Eb
F
Gm
Sage after rain, sage after rain
F
Eb
F
Gm
F
Gm
F
Cm
Eb
Gm
Eb
F
Bb
Eb
F
Eb
Gm
You
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