C
F
C
I’m going to Montana to spend the winter
F
I hear the snows are deep up there and the winds are cold
C
Way out there the blues will never find me
F
Dm
G7
Oh I’m going to Montana to rest my soul
F
G7
C
I wish that special someone was going along
F
G7
C
But she don’t love me anymore so I’ll be gone
F
G7
Maybe I can find someone who cares
C
Am
Bout the man I am stead of clothes I wear
F
G7
Cause I ain’t taking nothing but my boots
F
G7
And jeans and a big ole coat along
F
G7
C
But o-h Lord wouldn’t her warm skin feel good at night
F
G7
C
Making love in a sleeping bag and holding each other tight
F
G7
C
Am
We’d spend the days side by side riding upon the great divide
F
G7
F
G7
And look across America and feel so free inside
F
G7
C
Oh Lord that would be quite a change for a country boy like me
F
G7
C
Out there in the snow drifts right up to my knees
F
G7
C
Am
And as I warm my hands by the fire I’d have to fight off a great desire
F
G7
F
G7
To call that girl and ask her to come out here for a while
C
F
C
I’m going to Montana to spend the winter
F
I hear the snows are deep up there and the winds are cold
C
Way out there the blues will never find me
F
Dm
G7
Oh I’m going to Montana to rest my soul
F
G7
C
I wish that special someone was going along
F
G7
C
But she don’t love me anymore so I’ll be gone
F
G7
Maybe I can find someone who cares
C
Am
A sweet simple girl who’d like to share
F
G7
F
This love I’ve held inside me for so long
Dm
C
And help me sing my Montana song ooh
G7
Dm
Am
F
C
