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Tammy Wynette - My Elusive Dreams

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

 MY ELUSIVE DREAMS
 Recorded by Tammy Wynette and David Houston

             E-1            A-4        B7-57         E-1
(Male)  You followed me to Texas, you followed me to Utah
                   A-4              B7-57
We didn't find it there so we moved on.
            E-1             A-4      B7-57                E-1
(Female)  I followed you to Alabam, things looked good in Birmingham
                   A-4              B7-57
We didn't find it there so we moved on.

(Chorus-both)
               E-1      A-4       B7-57       E-1
I know you're tired of following, my elusive dreams and schemes
A-4               E-1           B7-57         E1
For they're only fleeting things, my elusive dreams.


(Female)  I had your child in Memphis, you heard of work in Nashville

we didn't find it there so we moved on.

(Male)  To a small farm in Nebraska, to a gold mine in Alaska

we didn't find it there so we moved on.


(Female-recite)  And now we've left Alaska, because there was no gold mine

But this time only two of us move on.

(Male-recite)  Now all we have is each other, and a little memory to cling
to

But still you won't let me go on alone.

(To Chorus)



Tom Rivers, Sr.
tprivers@worldnet.att.net

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