Here is another Sons of Pioneers tune written by Tim Spencer (1947); Tim
considered this piece his finest composition. To play it I transposed this
song from the key of Eb to the Key of G for easier playing, and simplified
the arrangement a bit more by making a couple less chord changes with this
arrangement.

For those who like to play alongside a recording; I would suggest
transposing
this arrangement up to D then capo that arrangement up 1 fret.

The Everlasting Hills of Oklahoma
(in key of G)
       G                               C
The everlasting hills of Oklahoma
         G                                         Bm
They hold a million treasures to be found
Em        Bm       Am        Em
Golden grain on hills of green
 Bm        Am    Em        D7
Wave to valleys cool and clean
          G              D7       G Bm Em
Too bad some folks have never seen
        G            Bm      Am7 D7 G
The everlasting hills of Oklahoma


        G                               C
The everlasting hills of Oklahoma
         G                                       Bm
Are told in clouded statues in the sky
Em         Bm  Am          Em
Pioneers who long have gone
         Bm      Am           Em      D7
Their wagon wheels still rumble on
          G          D7         G  Bm Em
When thunder peals and falls upon
       G              Bm     Am7 D7 G
The everlasting hills of Oklahoma

          G                             C     D7
The everlasting hills of Oklahoma
        G                                                   Bm
Will live in name of men she claimed her own
Em              Bm       Am             Em
Some were right and some were wrong
    Em7       Am      Em    C   D
In history's pages, prose and song
     G             D7              G  Bm C
Oh hail them now for they all belong
            G              Em     Am7 D7 G
To The everlasting hills of Oklahoma
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