Diamond State by Joe Purdy E F#m Take me back those summer days A B Winter’s making my old bones ache E F#m I’ll return when the weather’s changed A B I’ll see you in the Diamond State again E F#m Well I got religion and the old north wind A B All the colours came, the colours went E F#m I swore to get right with my family and friends A B Gave my bottle to the preacher, start over again, singing E F#m Take me back those summer days A B Winter’s making my old bones ache E F#m I’ll return when the weather’s changed A B I’ll see you in the Diamond State again E F#m Well hell hath no fury like a woman scorned A B She took all the whiskey and all the corn E F#m She set fire to my house, and took off in a storm A B Even after she’s gone she’s still keeping me warm E F#m Take me back those summer days A B Winter’s making my old bones ache E F#m I’ll return when the weather’s changed A B I’ll see you in the Diamond State again E F#m Well the roof caved in and the house came down A B There’s a hole in my tent, and one in the ground E F#m And the places I’ve been ain’t the place I am now A B So watch where you’re stepping, I’ll see you around E F#m Take me back those summer days A B Winter’s making my old bones ache E F#m I’ll return when the weather’s changed A B I’ll see you in the Diamond State E F#m Oh take me back those summer days A B This winter’s making my old bones ache E F#m And I’ll return when the weather’s changed A B I will see you in the Diamond State my friends E F#m I’m going California, gonna pan for gold A B Because a diamond in the rough ain’t a diamond in the snow E F#m I’m gonna empty all my pockets and admit that I’m old A B Take my coat to the corner and hope it gets sold E F#m Take me back those summer days A B Winter’s making my old bones shake E F#m I’ll return when the weather’s changed A B I’ll see you in the Diamond State again E F#m I’ll see you in the Diamond State A B I’ll see you in the Diamond State E F#m I will see you in the Diamond State A B I will see you in the Diamond State E F#m My friends A B Oh my good friends www.TAB6.com