F#m BmBm F#mF#m E A [Verse 1]A Em The hungry dogs of New MexicoA E Chewing on roots and bones until dawnBm G Well, the chill in their skinF#m E Goes down with the first rays of sunA D C#m With the first rays of sunB C#m D E F#m And I met a man, he said he ran a junkyard [Verse 2]A Em A man in a hotel in RenoA E He gambled all night until his forearm was soreBm G And then he went with a womanF#m E who took him And rolled him some moreA D C#m Until the first rays of lightB C#m D E F#m And I met a man, and he said he ran a junkyard [Verse 3]A Em A waitress in eastern NevadaA E Was serving out coffee to men all night longBm G Said she waits for the manF#m E who said that he'd take her alongA D C#m With the first rays of lightB C#m D E F#m And I met a man, and he said he ran a junkyard [Verse 4]A Em The hungry dogs of New MexicoA E Are biting each others' backs to get homeBm G And in the dry desert heatF#m E They fight for the last piece of meatA D C#m Until the first rays of lightB C#m D E F#m And I met a man, and he said he ran a junkyard
The Hungry Dogs Of New Mexico
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