D5 Would you love me B5 if I told you I was born upstream? G5 If I told you I come from money? white money D5 would you love me? would you love me? Well I was born down by a bad little river in a poor town where an indian giver would leave the board out it said boarding house call him Scarecrow he kept whores around And I'd go there I'd wait my turn on the broken stairs And give me the girl with the golden hair oh yeah Leave your clothes there on the folding chair and in that cold room , your breath would twist just like ghosts do You said call me Dorothy in red shoes ??? the bed moved the bedroom G5 A5 D5 Oh Tracy don't you wake that scarecrow tonight well the men would come in It's hard living right getting ahead when the sad days of winter have set in and the medicine for a mannequin is heroin I'd find you there in the bath we'd cook up your shit in a tin can and you started calling me tin man and we made plans to begin again begin again you saved the C note told me you felt like a sea gull told me to meet at the depot with the needles and baby we'd go to Reno where you'd be my desert dove and we'd find a way to make better love said baby that's how the west was won in the blood red sun yeah the blood red sun in the blood red... G5 A5 D5 Tracy don;t you wake that Scarecrow tonight (Break) Well the man cries who gives a damn when a tramp dies but I loved you there in the lamplight with your bare thighs and the halo of your hairline and all my life long I'll never shake off your silent song and all of your talk about dying young with an iron lung and that crazy way you said son G5 A5 D5 I think I might stay here w' Scarecrow tonight Son I think I'm gonna stay here w' Scarecrow tonight
