Mark Knopfler – Privateering chords ver. 2

Mark Knopfler's Privateering double album chords by Foma
I've transcribed only songs with rhythm guitar in it
For any questions mail me to fffoma@gmail.com


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01. Redbud Tree


Time: 4/4, 3/4, 2/4
Key: D Minor
Capo: 5 fret


* Play with first string muted by little finger of the right hand


| Am | % | % | % |


 Am             G     F   CHunted down, I came upon
    Bb                 AmA place of ferns and grass
          G            F   CGathered to a redbud tree
     Bb                  AmAnd now their footsteps pass

          G         F    CWhere I crouch in dread
        Bb            AmDiscovery my certain death
            G               F    CHer leaves reaching for my head
   Bb             AmAs I suspend my breath


         C          Dm            ARedbud tree, shelter me, shelter me
         Dm           G           ARedbud tree, shelter me, shelter me


| 3/4 Am - G | F - - | C Bb | Am | - G |
| 3/4 F - - | C Bb | Am |
| C | 2/4 Dm | A | Dm G | A |
| C | 2/4 Dm | A | Dm/F G | A | % |
| Am | % |


               G        F    C      Those days of fear are gone
    Bb               AmYet I am pledged to her
    G         F    CAs to my only one
    Bb         AmMy lovely protector


         C          Dm            ARedbud tree, shelter me, shelter me
         Dm           G           ARedbud tree, shelter me, shelter me
         C          Dm            ARedbud tree, shelter me, shelter me
         Dm/F         G           ARedbud tree, shelter me, shelter me


| A | repeat

| A |


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02. Haul Away


Time: 4/4
Key: C Major
Capo: 5 fret


| C D | Em | D | C/G |
| G C/G | G |

                   C/G                      GIt was a windless night when you left the ship
     D/F#  G       G/B   CYou never were a steady bold one
                D/F#              EmI gave my hand, ah, but you did slip
       CMaj7  D/F#             Em       C/GI’m a living man and you’re a cold one
       G    C/G            GHaul away, haul away for home

              C/G                GMy love’s as fair as a girl can be
    D/F#    G         G/B   C/GMy wedding ring is a heavy gold one
                 D/F#               EmNow you lie alone in the deep dark sea
       CMaj7  D/F#             Em       C/GI’m a living   man and you’re a cold one
       G    C/G           GHaul away, haul away for home


| C/G | G - - D/F# | 2/4 G G/B | C |
| C D/F# | Em - - CMaj7 | D/F# | Em C |
| G C/G | G |


              C/G                         GThe morning brings, Lord, a fresh young breeze
    D/F#     G        G/B      C/GTo fill our sails and end the doldrums
                  D/F#             EmOur lucky ship  speeds across the sea
       CMaj7  D/F#             Em       C/GI’m a living man and you’re a cold one
       G    C/G           GHaul away, haul away for home


| C | G - - D/F# | 2/4 G G/B | C |
| C D/F# | Em - - CMaj7 | D/F# | Em C |
| G C/G | G | repeat

| G |


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04. Privateering


Time: 2/4
Key: C Minor
Capo: 3 fret


| Am | % | % | % | Am | % | G | Am |
| Am | % | % | % | Am | % | G | Am |
| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % |


 AmYon’s my privateer

See how trim she lies

To every man a lucky hand

And every man a prize

I live to ride the ocean
     C             G     AmThe mighty world around
                   CTo take a little plunder
        G               AmAnd to hear the cannon sound

    F               CTo lay with pretty women
                  G    D/F#To drink Madeira wine
    Am                CTo hear the rollers thunder
       G               AmOn a shore that isn’t mine

      AmPrivateering we will go

Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go

Yo ho ho, yo ho ho


| Am | % | G | Am |
| Am | % | % | % |

     AmThe people on your man o’ war

Are treated worse than scum

I’m no flogging captain

And by God I’ve sailed with some

Come with me to Barbary
        C               G    AmWe’ll ply there up and down
            CNot quite exactly
        G               AmIn the service of the Crown
    F               CTo lay with pretty women
                  G    D/F#To drink Madeira wine
    Am                CTo hear the rollers thunder
       G               AmOn a shore that isn’t mine


      AmPrivateering we will go

Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go

Yo ho ho, yo ho ho


| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % | % | D5 |
| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % | % | % | repeat


 AmLook’ee there’s my privateer

She’s small but she can sting

Licensed to take prizes

With a letter from the King

I love the streets and taverns
       C             GOf a pretty foreign town
        Am                   CTip my hat to the dark-eyed ladies
       G            AmAs we sally up and down
    F               CTo lay with pretty women
                  G    D/F#To drink Madeira wine
    Am                CTo hear the rollers thunder
       G               AmOn a shore that isn’t mine


      AmPrivateering we will go

Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go

Yo ho ho, yo ho ho


| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % | % | D5 |
| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % | % | % | repeat


    AmBritannia needs her privateers

Each time she goes to war

Death to all her enemies

Though prizes matter more

Come with me to Barbary
        C               G    AmWe’ll ply there up and down
            CNot quite exactly
        G               AmIn the service of the Crown
    F               CTo lay with pretty women
                  G    D/F#To drink Madeira wine
    Am                CTo hear the rollers thunder
       G               AmOn a shore that isn’t mine


      AmPrivateering we will go

Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go

Yo ho ho, yo ho ho


| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % | % | D5 |
| Am | % | % | % |
| Am | % | % | % | repeat

| Am |


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05. Miss You Blues


Time: 4/4
Key: D Major
Capo: 2 fret


| C | F/C C | C | F/C G |
| C | F/C C | C | G C |


 C                     F/C       CMiss you blues, baby, miss you blues
                       F/C       GMiss you blues, baby, miss you blues
     C                                  F/C         CYou never used to look behind you, that isn’t what you’d do
                                         G         CDidn’t leave a thing behind you but the miss you blues

  C                           F/C        CWho’s gonna take your place, fill your shoes?
                              F/C        GWho’s gonna take your place, fill your shoes?
     C                                  F           CYou never used to look behind you, that isn’t what you’d do
                                         G         CDidn’t leave a thing behind you but the miss you blues


 C                     F         CMiss you blues, baby, miss you blues
                      F         GMiss you blues, baby miss you blues
     C                                  F           CYou never used to look behind you, that isn’t what you’d do
                                         G         CDidn’t leave a thing behind you but the miss you blues


| C | F C | C | F G |
| C | F C | C | G C |


 C                  F   CWalk alone down the avenue
 C                  F   GWalk alone down the avenue
     C                                  F                 CYou never used to look behind you, that isn’t what you’d do
                                         G         CDidn’t leave a thing behind you but the miss you blues


 C                     F         CMiss you blues, baby, miss you blues
                      F         GMiss you blues, baby miss you blues
     C                                  F           CYou never used to look behind you, that isn’t what you’d do
                                         G         CDidn’t leave a thing behind you but the miss you blues


| C | F C | C | F G |
| C | F C | C | G C | repeat

| C |


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06. Corned Beef City


Time: 4/4
Key: C Major
Capo: No


| C | % | % | % |
| C | % | % | % |


 CEarly in the morning

Going to meet a man
                 Csus2Wants a truck unloading
     Csus4   CFor cash-in-hand

You don’t ask questions

When there’s nothing in the bank 
                 Csus2Got to feed the kids
             Csus4         CAnd put the diesel in the tank


Bacon, egg and sausage

Double chips and beans 
                   GTea and bread and butter
       F             CAnd a day on the machines

Christmas is coming

With the final demand
              GWhat you got going
     F       CFor cash in hand


F  G        C      So it ain’t too pretty
F  G   C      Corned Beef City
F  G     C      It ain’t too pretty
F  G/D  C       Corned Beef City


| C | % | % | % |
| C G | F C | G F |
| C | % | % | % |


Early in the morning

Where the trucks all stand
                           GI’ve got a pocket full of folding
       F             CAnd a pair of jerry cans

I’ve got to keep it going

They’re laying off at Ford
                    GI’m only one step ahead
       F      COf my room and board


F  G        C      So it ain’t too pretty
F  G   C      Corned Beef City
F  G     C      It ain’t too pretty
F  G/D  C       Corned Beef City


| C | % | % | % |
| C G | F C | G F |
| C | % | % | % |


Early in the morning

Going to meet a man
                 GWants a truck unloading
     F       CFor cash-in-hand

You don’t ask questions

When there’s nothing in the bank 
                 GGot to feed the kids
             F             CAnd put the diesel in the tank


F  G        C      So it ain’t too pretty
F  G   C      Corned Beef City
F  G     C      It ain’t too pretty
F  G/D  C       Corned Beef City


| C | % | % | % |
| C G | F C | G F |
| C | % | % | % |
| C G | F C | G F |
| C |


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07. Go, Love


Csus4/F = [133010]
D7sus2/A = [x04530]

Time: 4/4
Key: B Minor
Capo: 2 fret

| Am | F G | Am Am/G | F |
| Am | Csus4/F G | Am F | G | repeat

Am
                  F    G    AmI had to leave for certain
           Am/G            F      AmI like to come back now and then
                 Csus4/F   G     AmMaybe I’m just retu   -   rning
   F             G    AmSo I can leave again

                     F    G    Am  Am/GThe wind comes softly blowing
                  F     AmFrom the cold grey sea
                Csus4/F  G   AmShe leans into my col - lar
         F            GStarts whispering to me


Am
                  Csus4/F  G  AmGo, love, if you’re going
     Am/G                   F    AmYou keep looking down the track
                  Csus4/F  G  AmGo, love, if you’re going
         F                  GI’ll be here when you come back


 Am7 D7sus2/A      Am7 D7sus2/A  repeatGo, love, if you’re going
 Am7 D7sus2/A      Am7 D7sus2/A  Am7 D7sus2/AGo, love, if you’re going


| Am | F G | Am Am/G | F |
| Am | Csus4/F G | Am F | G | repeat


Am
                     F   G    AmSo go, love, if you’re going
        Am/G              F  AmDon’t stay on account of me
                  Csus4/F   G     AmGo, love, if you’re        going
               F               GIf that’s the way it’s got to be


Am
                  Csus4/F  G  AmGo, love, if you’re going
     Am/G                   F    AmYou keep looking down the track
                  Csus4/F  G  AmGo, love, if you’re going
         F                  GI’ll be here when you come back


 Am7 D7sus2/A      Am7 D7sus2/A repeatGo, love, if you’re going
 Am7 D7sus2/A      Am7 D7sus2/A  Am7 D7sus2/A  AmGo, love, if you’re going


| Am7 D7sus2/A | repeat


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09. Yon Two Crows


AmMaj7 = [x02110]
Am6 = [5x4555]

Time: 4/4
Key: D Minor
Capo: 5 fret


| Am | % | % | % |


Am                     AmMaj7
Pennies from heaven
                     Am7Don’t make me laugh

Here all you’ll get 
        Am6Is the pattering rain
    F               C/GOr yon two crows up over the hill
         GLooking for winterkill

AmAlways at your boots
     AmMaj7              Am7The mud behind the byre 
           Am6With its clammy hold 
       FWould mock you up a grave
     C/G                G Here in the mire of a wrecked sheepfold

C/G

And all you’ll bring to this 
    F               C/GIs muscle and grit
                     F             C/GPersistence, that’s just about it

What made you think
              FThere’d be a living in sheep?
 C/E  F    C/E             F       Eat, work, eat, work and sleep


Am

Duck under the eaves
        AmMaj7 
Of the bothy
    Am7                Am6  FTo sit here, caged by rain

Somewhere to go conjure
   CA next move
                 GWhen I have to think again

Am
                   AmMaj7        Am7The dog lifts his gaze to plead
                           Am6         FBelieves the wizard has a magic stick
                     CLeans his weight into my tweed
                  GI give an unholy hand to lick

   CI take a swig of sheep dip 
  F            CFrom my flask
           F          CAnd once again I ask

What made you think
              FThere’d be a living in sheep?
 C    F    C            FEat, work, eat, work and sleep


| Am C | G | % | Em |
| Am | Em | - G | Am |
| Am | % | % |


Am

They were at this game 
             AmMaj7    Am7Two hundred years ago

Had thirty ways
          Am6               FOf dying young, poor souls
                       C/GLaid to rest in their soggy rows
               GRain on their holy books

Am                  AmMaj7
Blood and whisky 
               Am7On the tongue
                         Am6     FAnd no-one watching over anyone
                       CNo-one left but your stubborn one
          GAnd the crows and rooks


C
         F           CAh, the dying young 
     F             C/GWell I’m not done
                 FYou watch me and I’ll watch thee 
        CI can still work for two men
      F              CAnd drink for three

And I raise my flask
         F             C/G To the clearing skies

To you, sweepers 
     F             C/GYou carrion spies
            F            C/GTo scavenge and survive
                  FIf you can do it     so can I


| Am C | G | % | Em |
| Am | Em | - G | Am | repeat

| Dsus2 |


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10. Seattle


Bb6/9 = [x10011]
Fsus4/G = [3x3311]


Time: 4/4
Key: C Major
Capo: No


| C | Bb6/9 | repeat 4 times
| C | % |


  C                         Am              FAbove the bar the TVs are showing the game
                                         CBut we’re not watching it, we’re hardly focussing
             C/B            AmThrough the windows in the fading day
    Dm         BbMaj71st Avenue is turning grey 

F
                                 C          FDo you ever look at me and see another man
                    Dm               G           CLet’s get two more beers and try to make a plan
              C/B            AmSometimes it feels as though I have a key
    Dm                          BbMaj7But every time I try it it won’t turn for me

  F                               CSeattle - you’ve got to love the rain
                  Bb6/9  Fsus4/GAnd we both love rain
            CWe both love rain


C
                                      Am         FWe watched the city skyline from the ferry deck
                        CAnd you put your arms around my neck
              C/B         Am           DmWe talked of looking just out of town 
                          BbMaj7Now it’s looking like a dream shot down

F
                                   C           FI still believe that there’s somewhere for us
              Dm                G             CBut now it’s something that we don’t discuss
                C/B        Am          DmAnd you’re the best thing I ever knew
                             BbMaj7Stay with me, baby, and we’ll make it to

We’ll make it to


  F                               CSeattle - you’ve got to love the rain
                  Bb6/9  Fsus4/GAnd we both love rain
            CWe both love rain
  F                            CSeattle - I want you just the same
                  Bb6/9  Fsus4/GAnd we both love rain
            C      Bb6/9We both love rain


| C Bb6/9 | repeat
| C |


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01. Kingdom Of Gold


Time: 3/4
Key: C# Minor
Capo: 4 fret


| Am | % | G | Am | F | G | % | Em | % |
| Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | Am | % | % | % |


     Am                         G           AmThe high priest of money looks down on the river 
     F          G                     EmThe dawn coming up on his kingdom of gold
          Am                     G         AmWhen the rim of the sun sends an arrow of silver
     F           Em                         AmHe prays to the gods of the bought and the sold

    Am                        G          AmHe turns to his symbols, his ribbons of numbers 
      F           G                       EmThey circle and spin on their mystical scroll 
    Am                         G           AmHe looks for a sign while the city still slumbers
         F               Em              Am   Asus2  AmAnd the ribbons and the river forever unroll

                   Am   Asus2  GIn his kingdom of gold
     CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  Dsus2/F#His kingdom of gold
 Dm7        Am  Asus2  GKingdom of gold
     CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  C/EHis kingdom of gold
 D          EKingdom of gold


| Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % |
| Am | % | % | % |


Am
               G           AmOn the horizon   an enemy haven 
        F         G                      EmSends traces of smoke high up into the sky 
   Am                        G         AmA pack of dog jackals and a rabble of ravens
        F            Em                      AmWho’ll come for his fortress, his castle on high

                   Am   Asus2  GIn his kingdom of gold
     CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  Dsus2/F#His kingdom of gold
 Dm7        Am  Asus2  GKingdom of gold
     CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  C/EHis kingdom of gold
 D          EKingdom of gold


| Am | % | G | Am | F | G | % | Em | % |
| Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | Am | % | % | % |


    Am                    G             AmHis axes and armour will conquer these devils
     F         G                       Em The turbulent raiders will falter and fall 
       Am                      G                AmTheir leaders be taken, their camps burned and levelled
         F           Em                    AmThey’ll hang in the wind from his citadel walls 

                   Am   Asus2  GIn his kingdom of gold
 CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  Dsus/F#Kingdom of gold
 Dm7        Am   Asus2  GKingdom of gold
 CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  D/F#Kingdom of gold

 Dm7        Am   Asus2  GKingdom of gold
 CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  Dsus/F#Kingdom of gold
 Dm7        Am   Asus2  G/BKingdom of gold
 CMaj7      D/F#  D/F#  C/EKingdom of gold
 D          EmKingdom of gold


| Am | % | G | Am | F | G | % | Em | % |
| Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | Am |


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02.Got To Have Something


Time: 4/4, 2/4
Key: B Major
Capo: 2 fret


| A5 | % | % | % |
| A5 | % | % | % |


            D7Well if you ain’t got whiskey
                       C5         A5Don’t tell me that you ain’t got gin
       D7If you ain’t got whiskey
                       C5         A5Don’t tell me that you ain’t got gin
        EWell I got to have something
 D7             C5       A5Need to get my medicine

             D7Well I can play your fish fry
           C5       A5Play for change in town
        D7I can play your fish fry
                 C5       A5I can play for change in town
        E                     D7Well I got to have something
              C5    A5Keep me from going down


| D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |
| D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |
| E | D7 C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |


      D7Well let me play you one thing
                    C5       A5Somebody must have just got paid
       D7Yeah, let me play you one thing
                    C5       A5Somebody must have just got paid
        EWell I got to have something
D7         C5        A5Even if I don’t get laid


| D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |
| D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |
| E | D7 C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |


            D7Yes, if you ain’t got whiskey
                       C5         A5Don’t tell me that you ain’t got gin
       D7If you ain’t got whiskey
                       C5         A5Don’t tell me that you ain’t got gin
        EWell I got to have something
 D7             C5       A5Need to get my medicine
         EYeah, I got to have something
 D7             C5       A5Need to get my medicine


| A5 |


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03. Radio City Serenade


Time: 4/4
Key: B Major
Capo: 2 fret

Intro (piano):

| Bsus2/F# F#dim7  | Bsus4/F# F# |
| Ebm7 G#m7 | C#m7 C(b5) |

Intro (guitar):

| D | A/C# | D | A/C# |
| G6 Gm6 | DMaj7 Bm | C#m | G |
| F#m | D A/C# | D A | D E |
| Asus4 A | A |

        AYou’ve got to have no credit cards
                        A/C#To know how good it feels
     D/AThe howling of the bridges

The sidewalks bound with steel
 A              D/ASitting on the sidewalk
        A    F#m/A       BmWith a party       to arrange
 Bm/A              D/A  EMay you never change

    AI stay out when I want to
                        A/C#  DStill she takes me back

Don’t know another girl 

Would cut me so much slack
  A/C#         DEvery wounded soldier 
         A   F#m          BmNeeds a lady      with a light
    Bm/A                  D    ETo help him through the night


           ASo blow a kiss to Radio City
    E/G#         A    A/C#My forever silhouette
D                A/C#Oh, you are so pretty
      D          EMy beautiful Rockette
        A/C#  D     EYou’ve got my arms 
                   A     F#mAnd the crosstown horns 
      D                       Esus4  EGoing on - we’ve got it going on


| A | E/G# A A/C# | D A | D E |
| D E | A F#m | D | Esus4 E | 


 AHave I got you a river view
                        A/C#This one tops the list
 DGot a head full of you
                A/C#And Irish Mist
         DI know I owe it
        A   F#m          BmTo the lady      by the sea
      Bm/A               D   EWho still looks out for me


           ASo blow a kiss to Radio City
    E            A    A/C#My forever silhouette
D                A/C#Oh, you are so pretty
      D          EMy beautiful Rockette
              D     EYou’ve got my arms 
                   A     F#mAnd the crosstown horns 
      D                       EGoing on - we’ve got it going on
              D     EYou’ve got my arms 
                   A     F#mAnd the crosstown horns 
      D                       EGoing on - we’ve got it going on

We’ve got it going on

| D | A/C# | D | A/C# |
| G6 Gm6 | DMaj7 Bm | C#m | G |
| F#m | D A/C# | D A/C# | D E |
| Asus4 A |

| G6 | G6 F#m7 | D E | D A |

| D | A |


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04. I Used To Could


Time: 4/4
Key: E Major
Capo: No
* Major blues in E


| E | % | % | % |
| E | % | % | % |
| E | % | % | % |


      EWell, all down the 40 I never used to lift

Thirteen gears, double clutch shift
A7All those horses underneath the hood
         EI don’t do it no more but I used to could


| E | % | % | % |


EGMC Cannonball going like a train

All down the 40 in the driving rain
A7All those horses underneath the hood
         EI don’t do it no more but I used to could


| E | % | % | % |
| E | % | % | % |
| A7 | % | % | % |
| E | % | % | % |

| E | % | % | % |
| A7 | % | E | % |
| B7 | A7 | E | % |
| E | % | % | % |


        EWell I don’t hang around ‘cause it ain’t no good

Like the big bad wolf in the neighborhood
  A7Chasin’ after Little Red Riding Hood

I don’t do it no more but I used to could


| E | % | % | % |
| E | % | % | % |
| A7 | % | % | % |
| E | % | % | % |

| E | % | % | % |
| A7 | % | E | % |
| B7 | A7 | E | % |

| E |


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06. Bluebird


Gm6 = [3x233x]
A7 = [x02223]


Time: 4/4
Key: Eb Minor
Capo: 1 fret
* Minor blues in Eb


| Dm | % | % | % |
| Gm | % | Dm | % |
| F | Gm6 A7 | Dm | % |


Got crows in my pasture
                 GmRats in my barn

Crows in my pasture, babe
                 DmRats in my barn
          F                    Gm6  A7If I was you, little bluebird
                  DmI’d up and find another farm


I’ve got nightshade in my meadow
                    GmRagweed in my corn

Nightshade in my meadow
                   DmAnd ragweed in my corn
          F                    Gm6  A7If I was you, little bluebird
             DmI’d be long gone


| Dm | % | % | % |
| Gm | % | Dm | % |
| F | Gm6 A7 | Dm | % |


Yes, I got squirrels in my rafters
                   GmWeevils in my hay

Squirrels in my rafters
               DmWeevils in my hay
          F                    Gm6  A7If I was you, little bluebird
             DmI’d up and fly away

Fly away, baby


| Dm | % | % | % |
| Gm | % | Dm | % |
| F | Gm6 A7 | Dm | % |

| Dm |


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07. Dream Of The Drowned Submariner


FMaj7 = [133210]

Time: 4/4 (3/4 and 2/4 for certain bars)
Key: C Minor
Capo: 3 fret


| Am - - G/B | C | Dm Am - C/G | F |
| Am - - G/B | C | 3/4 Dm Am - | G | % |

    C           FMaj7   G         CWe run along easy  at periscope depth
                Dm7         GSun dappling through clear water
 F            G            C         AmSo went the dream of the drowned submariner
      F    C/G   G            AmFar awa     -    y from the slaughter

      C               FMaj7      G            CYour hair is a strawflower that sings in the sun
                  Dm7     GMy darling, my beautiful daughter
 F            G            C         AmSo went the dream of the drowned submariner
       F   C/G   G         AmCast awa    -    y on the water


| Am - - G/B | C | Dm Am - C/G | F |
| Am - - G/B | C | 3/4 Dm Am F | G | % |
| C FMaj7 | G C | - - Dm7 - | G |
| F G/B | 2/4 C | Am | F C/G | G | Am | % |


      F           G      F            C/GFrom down in the vault, down in the grave
         F          C/G          GReaching up to the light on the waves


 C          FMaj7     G          CSo she did run to him over the grass
                Dm7          GShe fell in his arms and he caught her
 F            G            C         AmSo went the dream of the drowned submariner
    F    C/G  G         AmFar awa   -   y on the water
    F    C/G  G         AmFar awa   -   y on the water


| Am - - G/B | C | Dm Am - C/G | F |
| Am - - G/B | C | 3/4 Dm Am F | G | repeat

| G |


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08. Blood And Water


Time: 4/4
Key: Bb Major and G Minor
Capo: 3 fret


| G Eaug | A7 D7 | G | B7 |


Em
                                   Em6  Am7Blood and water bound to overflow
                               Em  Em7  Em  Em7Blood and water bound to overflow
              GWell there’s no more high water
        Asus2/F#        B7          Em  Em7  D7/ABut the Old Man’s just waiting, I know

        GHe was sent up on the levee
             B7Now they’ve gone up country
      CThey won’t do nothing for you now 
     GAnd don’t go asking me
         A7   B7                 Em  D7They’ve gone     it’s all over here

     GSometimes I’d see her passing
         B7With the evening coming on
C                             C#dim7I’ve seen you on her pathway
                       GI’ve seen you at dawn
                        B7            CLook over yonder at that empty shack
                          C#dim7
You know as well as I do

They ain’t coming back
           G  Eaug  A7  D7             G    B7They’re gone            it’s all over here

Em
                                   Am7Blood and water bound to overflow
                               Em Blood and water bound to overflow
              GWell there’s no more high water
        Asus2/F#        B7          Em   B7But the Old Man’s just waiting, I know


| Em | % | % | % |
| Am7 | % | Em | % |
| G | Asus2/F# B7 | Em | D7 |


G

So many promises
     B7We broke them, every one
 CKept people on the levees
      GWithsherrifs and shotguns
           A7  B7                 Em   D7They’re gone       it’s all over here

G
                        B7             CLook over yonder at that  empty shack

You know as well as I do
    C#dim7
They ain’t coming back
           G  Eaug  A7  D7             G    B7They’re gone            it’s all over here

Em
                                   Am7Blood and water bound to overflow
                               EmBlood and water bound to overflow
              G                  Asus2/F# B7Well there’s no more high water
 Em                 A7No more high water
              GWell there’s no more high water
        Asus2/F#        B7          Em   B7But the Old Man’s just waiting, I know


| Em | % | % | % |
| Am7 | % | Em | % |
| G | Asus2/F# B7 | Em | B7 | 


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10. After The Beanstalk


Time: 4/4
Key: Eb Major
Capo: 3 fret
* Blues in Eb Major


| C | F | C | C7 |
| F | % | C | % |
| C | G7 | C F | C G7 |

        C                   F                        C    C7Well a hen can lay a golden egg but she still can’t sing
   F                                            CA hen can lay a golden egg but she still can’t sing
                                G7            C    F   C  G7Well the hen’s alright but the harp is everything

           C                   F                 C    C7When he’s gunning for glory a boy just won’t be told 
 F                                     CGunning for glory a boy just won’t be told 
                              G7                C    F  C  G7I went up three times but it never was for the gold

C    F                      C   C7Oh, Mama what’s the matter now
F                           COh, Mama what’s the matter now
            G7                      C   F  C  G7That old cow she wasn’t milking anyhow


| C | F | C | C7 |
| F | % | C | % |
| C | G7 | C F | C G7 |

                   
C                  F                     C    C7After the beanstalk your life’s not the same
F                                        CAfter the beanstalk your life’s not the same
                          G7                     C    F  C  G7 Well the harp’s worth more than any fortune and fame

C    F                      C   C7Oh, Mama what’s the matter now
F                           COh, Mama what’s the matter now
                           G7                   C     F  C  G7I’m still up in the morning to get behind the plough


| C | F | C | C7 |
| F | % | C | % |
| C | G7 | C F | C G7 |


   C                   F                        C    C7A hen can lay a golden egg but she still can’t sing
   F                                            CA hen can lay a golden egg but she still can’t sing
                                G7            C    F  C  G7Well the hen’s alright but the harp is everything

     F                      C   C7Oh, Mama what’s the matter now
F                           COh, Mama what’s the matter now
                           G7                   C     FI’m still up in the morning to get behind the plough

| C |