The Death Of Sis Draper

Guy Clark

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Am G Sis Draper had a guitar player
Am Named Kentucky Sue
C G And everywhere old Sis played
Am Sue was picking too [Verse 2]
Am G They worked their way from town to town
Am Fiddled their way out west
C G And every place she blew through
Am They said she was the best [Chorus]
G They played the dances, played the bars
Am Beneath the Western stars
G Sis was getting on in years
Am She lived it pretty hard
G Burned both ends of the candle
Em Am And broke many a heart [Instrumental]
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Am G Now out in Old New Mexico
Am Snowstorm coming on
C G They thought they'd just wait it out
Am And play the El Patron [Verse 4]
Am G Now some old gal with coal black eyes
Am Was in a jealous tiff
C G She was quite sure her old man
Am Was slipping round with Sis [Chorus]
G She was a waitress at the El Patron
Am Out on the edge of town
G She poisoned Sis's whiskey
Am And Sis just drank it down
G Sis started feeling poorly
Em Am So she laid her fiddle down [Instrumental]
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Am G Out behind the El Patron
Am They dug a shallow grave
C G Laid her down beneath the ground
Am The fiddle in the coffin case
G Am With the fiddle in the coffin case [Verse 6]
Am G Kentucky Sue played Shady Grove
Am On her old beat-up guitar
C G Tears rolling down her face
Am She took it pretty hard [Chorus]
G Now somewhere in the distance
Am You could hear the mission bells
G Some folks go to heaven
Am Some folks go to hell
G Sis Draper went to Arkansas
Em Am And that's all there is to tell [Instrumental]
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