Tom: Am
F G Am
It's three o'clock in the morning
F G Am
At the convenience store
F G Am
I’ve been working two years here
F G Am
Since I turned sixty-four
F G Am
But tonight the full moon is shining
F G Am
On the canyon that was our home
F G Am
Though I no longer pack in the horses
F G Am
On this land is where we belong
F G Am
They moved us into Flagstaff
F G Am
Gave us a brown tract home
F G Am
Lilly died two months later
F G Am
Now I live all alone
F G Am
But tonight the full moon is shining
F G Am
On the canyon that was our home
F G Am
Though she lies in the dust of Flagstaff
F G Am
On this land is where she belongs
F G Am
First they put in the roadway
F G Am
Then came the powerlines
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The big trucks started rolling
F G Am
When they started digging the mine
F G Am
But tonight the full moon is shining
F G Am
On the canyon that was our home
F G Am
Though the water and silence are gone now
F G Am
On this land is where we belong
F G Am
On the land there was no payment for water
F G Am
On the land there was no payment for rent
F G Am
The sun and the soil they provided
F G Am
And you didn't need much money to spend
F G Am
But now it's four o'clock in the morning
F G Am
At the convenience store
F G Am
I've got two more hours to be here
F G Am
And I don't think I can take anymore
F G. Am
'Cause tonight the full moon is shining
F G Am
On the canyon that was our home
F G Am
In the valley below Big Mountain
F G Am
On this land is where we belong
F G Am
And tonight the full moon is shining
F G Am
On the canyon that was our home
F G Am
In the valley below Big Mountain
F G Am
On this land is where we belong
F G Am
On this land is where we belong
F G Am
On this land is where we belong
