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Evangelina

By: Hoyt Axton [1]
G Em D G G
And I dream in the morning, that she brings me water
A A D D
And I dream in evening, that she brings me wine
G C
Just a poor man's daughter
G G
From Puerto Peñasco
D G
South of the border in old Mexico
 
Em D G
There's a great hot desert, south of Mexicali
A D
And if you don't have water, boy you better not go
G C
Tequila won't get you
G
Across that desert
D G
To Evangelina in old Mexico
 
Bm F
And the fire I feel for the woman I love
C G
Is driving me insane
D C G G
Knowing she's waiting and I can't get there
Bm F
And God only knows that I've racked my brain,
C G
To try to find a way
D G
To reach that woman in old Mexico
 
Em D G A D G C G D G
 
Em D G
And I met a kind man, he guarded the border
A D
He said you don't need papers, I'll let you go
G C
I can tell that you love her
G
By the look in your eyes now
D G
She's the rose of the desert in old Mexico
 
 
Em D G
And I dream in the morning, that she brings me water
A D
And I dream in evening, that she brings me wine
G C
Just a poor man's daughter
G
From Puerto Peñasco
D G
South of the border, in old Mexico
 
D C
Evangelina I miss you so
G
I miss you so

Created 2009 Sep 12 13:36

This is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research.

tahi Page last modified on 2011 Apr 11 07:26

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