Intro D G D A7 D D G D A7 D Verse 1 D G D wake up in the morning to the pack horse in the meadow A7 D whiskey jacks and bacon back and coffee in the can D G D we all roll out and then wash up and damn the eggs are burning G A7 and my heart is on the mountain in the sky D G at night the stars and soft guitars G D and songs around the campfire A7 D and I’m living proof that timbre wolf won’t get you in the night D G D and we may smile on the flag head or standards in the city G A7 my heart is on the mountain in the sky Chorus D so ride, ride, ride A7 D through the tangle by the river A7 D high, high, and higher getting up the timbre line D A7 D then fly, fly, fly through the white tail from his cover G A7 my heart is on the mountain G A7 D on a rocky mountain trail right in the sky D G D A7 D D G D A7 D Verse 2 D G well I rode that road till my muscles moaned G D it’s hard to get us going A7 and which rope is which A7 that diamond hitch A7 D well I’ll give it one more try D G and well stamp about and then head out G D with tales to no distemper G A7 and my heart is on a mountain in the sky Chorus D so ride, ride, ride A7 D through the tangle by the river A7 D high, high, and higher getting up the timbre line D A7 D then fly, fly, fly through the white tail from his cover G A7 my heart is on the mountain G A7 D on a rocky mountain trail right in the sky D G D A7 D D G D A7 D Verse 3 D G well take your time old pal of mine G D I’ll pretend I was that cowboy A7 D Who lived to ride the great divide a hundred years ago D G D And I’ll sit back and watch the tracks we made down through the ages G A7 My heart is on a mountain in the sky Chorus D so ride, ride, ride A7 D through the tangle by the river A7 D high, high, and higher getting up the timbre line D A7 D then fly, fly, fly through the white tail from his cover G A7 my heart is on the mountain G A7 D on a rocky mountain trail right in the sky D G D A7 D D G D A7 D
