E A [Verse 1]A E I am stunned and I am broken and my head is in my handE D A For she who said she love me will not wed an Indian manA E My Gods who were wild ridden stand quiet by my sideE D A For although I loved her she would not be my bride [Chorus]A E Oh goodbye softly sweet one it was splendid while it ranE D A Goodbye, my bitter white girl, I'll forget you if I can [Verse 2]A E She came up to the pueblo with her bright blonde hairE D A They told me not to love her but I did not careA E She took me to her parties, she carried me aroundE D A And I was a proud one, the tallest man in townA E For I found great wonder all wrapped in brilliant dreamsE D A I held her strong but gentle as kings have held their queensA E I learned to drink strong whiskey as she took me here and thereE D A Until life without my whiskey, I could not bear [Chorus]A E Oh goodbye softly sweet one it was splendid while it ranE D A Goodbye, my bitter white girl, I'll forget you if I can [Instrumental]A E A G [Verse 3]G D Well when she came to leave me she took me by the armD C G And she said she loved me and would not do me harmG D But she would not marry not an Indian she saidD C G She thanked me for my offer and I wished that I was deadG D Now I'm back among my people and they are kind to meD C G Although I'm sad with staggers when I drink that tough whiskeyG D For I've been a white girl's pet, a captive IndianD C G Shown off and discarded just a drunk who might have been [Chorus]G D Oh goodbye softly sweet one it was splendid while it ranD C G Goodbye, my bitter white girl, I'll forget you if I canG D Goodbye, my softly sweet one it was splendid while it ranD C G Goodbye, my bitter white girl, I'll forget you if I can
White Girl
Johnny Crash
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