Biography:
John Sturgill Simpson (born June 8, 1978) is an American country music and roots rock singer-songwriter.
Simpson was born in Jackson, Breathitt County, Kentucky, the only child of a secretary and a state policeman who formerly worked undercover narcotics. Due to his father's work, Simpson's family moved to Versailles, outside Lexington, where Simpson graduated from Woodford County High School. Simpson's mother's family were coal miners. Simpson is the first male on his mother's side of the family to not work in a strip mine or deep mine.
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Medicine Springs - Sturgill Simpson
Capo 1
[Verse 1]
E
Well I wandered way back in the mountains
A E
I was searching for fortune and fame
E A E
I found the spot where the blue waters flows
A
They call it the medicine springs
E B7 E
They call it the medicine springs
[Verse 2]
E
I dremaed I saw a fair lady
A E
Yellow hair and big eyes of blue
E A E
She told me one day she loved only me
E A
That she would forever be true
E B7 E
That she would forever be true
[Verse 3]
E
Well I wanted the best for my darlin'
A E
But my pockets were empty and bare
E A E
I wanted the best for that darlin' of mine
E A
I took what another man had
E B7 E
I took what another man had
[Verse 4]
E
As I sit here alone in this jail house
E A E
With a letter I can't hardly read
E A E
It said that my darlin' has left this ol' world
E A
She's a waitin' in heaven for me
E B7 E
She's a waitin' in heaven for me
[Verse 5]
E
Some day I'll go back to the mountains
E A E
Where I'll spend the rest of my days
E A E
And the water that runs frome the side of the hill
E A E
Will water her flowery grave
E B7 E
Will water her flowery grave
Capo 1
[Verse 1]
E
Well I wandered way back in the mountains
A E
I was searching for fortune and fame
E A E
I found the spot where the blue waters flows
A
They call it the medicine springs
E B7 E
They call it the medicine springs
[Verse 2]
E
I dremaed I saw a fair lady
A E
Yellow hair and big eyes of blue
E A E
She told me one day she loved only me
E A
That she would forever be true
E B7 E
That she would forever be true
[Verse 3]
E
Well I wanted the best for my darlin'
A E
But my pockets were empty and bare
E A E
I wanted the best for that darlin' of mine
E A
I took what another man had
E B7 E
I took what another man had
[Verse 4]
E
As I sit here alone in this jail house
E A E
With a letter I can't hardly read
E A E
It said that my darlin' has left this ol' world
E A
She's a waitin' in heaven for me
E B7 E
She's a waitin' in heaven for me
[Verse 5]
E
Some day I'll go back to the mountains
E A E
Where I'll spend the rest of my days
E A E
And the water that runs frome the side of the hill
E A E
Will water her flowery grave
E B7 E
Will water her flowery grave
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