Border Blues

D G D G D A D 4x D A D Well, it was Saturday night and I was feeling all right, Drinking G D tequila amaretto on down. G D Em7 A Me and Miguel on a fast train to Hell from a southwestern border town. D A D G D Well, I fell in love with a Mexican dove as the band played a melody, D G D A And with a smile on her face she took me back to this place and “That’s D all she wrote for me.” G D A D G D Singing, Oh, Maria what’d you do to me with your long obsidion hair? G D Em7 You had a hand on my heart and one in my pocket now I know you never A really cared. G D A D G D And El Diablo’s always looking for another blind fool and he’s always Em7 A close at hand. G D A He drives a taxi in the day and night he plays trumpet in a mariachi D band. G D A He drives a taxi in the day and night he plays trumpet in a mariachi D band. D G D G D A D 2x D A D There was a warm southern breeze in the air that night, there were G D dancers looking light and gay, G D Em7 There was music in the bars, and eight hundred cars, driving up and down A along the way. D A D G There were pretty city lights shining down on the sights and a bridge D across the Rio Grande D G D A There was me on the street with my heart at my feet and my pockets full D of desert sand. G D A D G D Singing, Oh, Maria what’d you do to me with your long obsidion hair? G D Em7 You had a hand on my heart and one in my pocket now I know you never A really cared. G D A D G D And El Diablo’s always looking for another blind fool and he’s always Em7 A close at hand. G D A He drives a taxi in the day and night he plays trumpet in a mariachi D band. G D A He drives a taxi in the day and night he plays trumpet in a mariachi D band. D G D G D A D 2x