El Camino by A Lee
Key: GG | Capo: 5fr |  Left-Handed 

    


G                        D/F#
Well all my friends treated me so well
           G                        C
You know I'm headed out to that Mission Bell
            G                        D/F#
Gonna wash my soul, gonna get it clean
C                        D/F#                        G ? G4 - G
Heading down the border road called the El Camino
Well I've been oppressed and you know I've been opposed
By a barb wire fence and a murder of crows
I?m leaving all I've loved and all I have seen
C                        D/F#                  G  ?  C
Heading down the border road called the El Camino
G                        D/F#                        G 
Heading down the border road called the El Camino
C
Yeah my hearts grown sick, 
I've got a shepherds crook as a walking stick
               G     ? G4 - G
And I'm heading on.
C
My hearts gone blue and I've done wrong by you
I don't know what to do 
              D/F#                    D   D7
But I'm moving on, said I'm moving on
G                             D/F#
One and one is two, two and two is four
G                           G7
I'm walking back and forth
          C
On your cracked tiled kitchen floor
           G                          D/F#
With the orange juice and the sun that shines
             G                                  C
It really breaks my heart leaving you behind, 
             G                  D/F#                  G
It really breaks my heart      leaving you behind
Bm             C                             G     ? G4 - G
And all my ships have sailed away
Bm                     C                             
The price of this politic, 
                                  D
That there's plenty of time to pray
                        D     D7
And plenty of time to waste away.
Well to all my friends, that I've loved the most
You know I'm heading out to that other coast
I'm going to wash my soul, and I'm gonna get it clean
Heading down the border road, called the El Camino, 
Heading down the border road, called the El Camino.