Аккорды Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers - Where The Alders Grow

[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Billy Drover’s dead and gone, there’s nothing left but the bones
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Nature’s working overtime to take down his old home
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Legs are rotten  back is bent and the windows they just stare
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After fifteen kids it’s hard to believe that there’s no one living there.

[Chorus]
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There was smoke from the chimney
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Youngsters screaming, smell of homemade bread
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Spuds in the cellar and pickles in the pantry
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And lots of wood in the shed.
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Try to remember the two-storey house
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Nestled down in the cove
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‘Cause if you go back you’ll probably find
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A spot where the alders grow.

[Riff]
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[Verse 2]
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Clearly I remember now the wooden shingled box
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A long fully loaded clothesline and a hundred hand knit socks
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A pile of slabs and a choppin’ block, and a swing in the apple tree
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Shed on the wharf down across the cove and an outhouse over the sea.

[Chorus]
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There was smoke from the chimney
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Youngsters screaming, smell of homemade bread
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Spuds in the cellar and pickles in the pantry
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And lots of wood in the shed.
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Try to remember the two-storey house
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Nestled down in the cove
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‘Cause if you go back you’ll probably find
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A spot where the alders grow.

[Riff]
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[Verse 3]
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Lilac laden summer winds leaping through long hay
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Curtain tongues through open windows, white caps on the bay
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Capelin corpses neatly laid on flakes of black spruce boughs
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Stouts and flies and bumblebees and an old tailswinging cow.

[Chorus]
N.C.      G
There was smoke from the chimney
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Youngsters screaming, smell of homemade bread
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Spuds in the cellar and pickles in the pantry
    F                   G
And lots of wood in the shed.
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Try to remember the two-storey house
C                   G
Nestled down in the cove
       Am                    F
‘Cause if you go back you’ll probably find
  C              G      C
A spot where the alders grow.

[Outro]
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