A Land Between Two Mountains

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste: 1st traste [Intro] D G D A7 D G D A7 D [Verse 1] D G Sawing logs out Back Creek Way aint had a good rest in seven days D A7 and late nights and long days just run together D G And cold and wet is all we get muddy, rainy, sloppy mess D A7 D it seems like it might stay this way forever [Verse 2] D G Spent this winter in a run down Shack but it ain't mine and it it ain't Pat’s D A7 who just stays in and makes his livin turnin wrenches down the road D G and the owners stay not far away in a family Cemetery grave D A7 D and what we'd give to learn half of what they know [Chorus] G And a sharp left turn off 50 West D it's the old hold place where good folks D A7 rest after a long day of hauling freight D G And I always wanted my own home there with two bedrooms and spiral D A7 D stairs but live there in a tent cuz couldn't wait [Verse 3] D G And Daniel's got one on the way with the girl he met just the other day D A7 four or five or six long years ago D G And time’s flown by since he brought her there and rocky times have' had their share D A7 D but she far from the girl I met when I was 15 years old [Verse 4] G D Joe's moved across the mountain he ain't slowed down on all his poutin about D A7 the things that he don't understand D G he still says he don't want no children but Amanda’s ready and she's willing D A7 D we all wonder how much she can stand [Chorus] G And a sharp left turn off 50 West D it's the old hold place where good folks D A7 rest after a long day of hauling freight D G And I always wanted my own home there with two bedrooms and spiral D A7 D stairs but live there in a tent cuz couldn't wait [Instrumental] D G D A7 D G D A7 D [Verse 5] D G Randall sunk his daily driver and Uncle Johnny's fresh retired D A7 like you claimed he would for seven years D G and he lets me sleep on his back lawn he gets drunk and carries on D A7 D and I play tricks to get my kicks puttin water in his beer [Verse 6] G Jeremy lives right across the road D A7 he ain't came a damn short close enough to get a mention in this song D G he spends his weekends out of state at the Shock Stone Mill up in PA D A7 D and burns away his troubles in a bong [Chorus] G And a sharp left turn off 50 West D it's the old hold place where good folks D A7 rest after a long day of hauling freight D G And I always wanted my own home there with two bedrooms and spiral D A7 D stairs but live there in a tent cuz couldn't wait [Verse 6] D G And Uncle Donald and Aunt Joan are the heartbeat and the cornerstone D A7 Of everything that I have come to know D G and all my days out in Gore Town spending weekends throwing down D A7 D me, my cousins and all of my kinfolk [Chorus] G And a sharp left turn off 50 West D it's the old hold place where good folks D A7 rest after a long day of hauling freight D G And I always wanted my own home there with two bedrooms and spiral D A7 D stairs but live there in a tent cuz couldn't wait [Outro] D G A7 D And I sit her in contentment with my fate