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Ava (Sequel to Sinaloa Cowboys) by Duncan Campbell
Same melody and strum pattern as Sinaloa Cowboys
Capo 3 - Key of Bb
[Verse 1]
G C
Miguel returned to his hometown in northern Mexico
His family they all gathered to welcome him back home
they couldn’t help but notice he was mostly skin and bones
he burst to tears when they asked why he was alone
[Verse 2]
He told them Luis’s story, the tin shack by the ravine
And the two men from Sinaloa…extortion was their routine
They all wept with Miguel and hugged him til deep into the night
except their sister Ava who had lightning in her eyes
[Verse 3]
On the way to mass the next month, she finally said a word
She asked Miguel if he stll knew where the Sinaloans were
while Miguel received his absolution from Father Ferdinand
G D G
Ava knelt and started making plans
[Bridge 1]
She could spend her years in Ensenada pretend it all was a dream
But the men from Sinaloa would haunt her in her sleep
the specter of her brothers’ captors burned right to her core
So she left at dusk with her rucksack heading north.
[Verse 4]
She reached the Sinaloan compound while it was still dark outside
She hid the lookouts’ bodies under the cover of the night
Ava planted the explosives on the vats and then she crept
down the hall to where the Sinaloans slept
[Verse 5]
The first man from Sinaloa was taken by surprise
G D
she forced him to face her as the light left his eyes.
The second man thought that he had her, but in a flash he began to wilt
from her stiletto dagger she buried to the hilt.
[Verse 6]
G C
Ava snuck out the terrace down a path and out of sight
G D
when the lab exploded lighting up the valley night
She slid down a muddy swale just past a eucalyptus grove
to a skiff that was hidden in a dark, secluded cove.
[Bridge 2]
She felt no guilty conscience as the Sinaloans burned
For everything that they took, she exacted a price in return
C G C
Word spread throughout the region fast as a summer squall
To this day they say St. Muerta came to call.
[Verse 7]
She rendezvoused with Miguel as dawn broke in the east.
They ripped her rucksack open when they hit the open sea
With a hundred and ten thousand dollars, they set sail for the southern sky
she kissed her brother’s cheek, and Ava Rosales cried.