D5 G5 D5 There?a blizzard comin?n How I?wishin? was home A5 For my pony?lame and he can?hardly stand D5 G5 D5 Listen to that Norther sigh If we don?get home we? die A5 B5 A5 D5 But it?only 7 miles to Mary Ann Only 7 miles to Mary Ann D5 G5 D5 You can bet we? on her mind ?uz it?nearly suppertime A5 And I? bet there?hot biscuits in the pan D5 G5 D5 Lord my hands feel like their froze There?a numbness in my toes A5 B5 A5 D5 But there?only 5 more miles to Mary Ann Only 5 more miles to Mary Ann G5 D5 That wind?howlin?nd it seems Mighty like a woman?screams A5 We best be movin?aster if we can D5 G5 D5 Dan, just think about that barn with that hay so soft an warm A5 B5 A5 D5 It?only 3 more miles to Mary Ann It?only 3 more miles to Mary Ann Spoken: D5 G5 D5 Dan, get up you ornery cuss or you? be the death of us A5 Well, I?so weary but I? help ya if I can D5 G5 D5 Well, all right Dan, perhaps it?best that we stop a while and rest A5 B5 We? still a hundred yards from Mary Ann A5 D5 It?still a hundred yards to Mary Ann D5 G5 D5 Well late that night the storm was gone and they found him there at dawn A5 Well, he?a made it but he just couldn?leave old Dan D5 G5 D5 Yes, they found him there on the plains with his hands froze to the reins A5 B5 He was just a hundred yards from Mary Ann A5 D5 He was just a hundred yards from Mary Ann
