G	C	G	C	G
I've	been to	wild Mon	tana, I	went there in a	storm

	C	Bb	F	C
My boots were	Texas	leather,	mm, My Levis wet and	torn

	G	C	G	G	C
I	loved it	in Mon	tana, I	loved it in the	storm

	G	C	Bb	F	C
I	think I'm gonna	cross that	river,	mm, I just might be	reborn

	C	Bb	F	C F C
	New York, New York, winter,	sixty-one,	taking me a city ride

	Bb	F	G	C
Somebody tall must of	put out the light, cause it	got real dark out	side

	G	C	Bb
	And I	never saw the sun until	seventy-one

	C	F	C	F C
But I	never gave	up the	fight

	Bb
And I sure was glad when I	saw the dawn

	F
And	somebody turned on the light

	tacet	C	F C F C
	Somebody turned on the	light

	Dm	F	C	F
Women, wine, and	fast red cars, well, I	couldn't see to read the	signs

	C	Bb	F	G	C G
	Somebody said, "Whose	life is this?" I	said that it can't be	mine

	F C G C G Eb Ab Eb Bb F Bb F C

	C	Bb	F	C	F
When the	world is wrong, you'd better	right yourself, it'll	make the dark clouds	fly

	C	Bb	F	G	C
	Nobody tall can	put out the light, Just	don't let the spirit	die

	G	C	Bb
	If you	never see the sun till	ninety-one,

	C	C	F
Don't-cha	never give up the	fight

	C	Bb
	Sure be glad when you	see the dawn,

	F
And	somebody turns on the light

	C	F C F C
Somebody turns on the	light