Butch Martin - Rabbit Camp
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
D G
Left Black Duck siding, pass the old log ramp,
D A
headin up along the bogs to our rabbit camp.
D G
With our bush shirts on and our logans tied up really loose,
D A D
said we're gonna have a time plus get ourselves a moose.
G
on a tear late one night about a half pass tree
D A
stepped outside the camp door to take myself a wee,
D G
me brudder hit me in the back said how ya gettin on,
D A D
flew right off the top of the hill went face and eyes in the pond.(middle of october
besides)
[Chorus]
G D
ohhh how I miss my good old rabbit camp,
A
every night about a half pass 6 we'd light the kerosine lamp.
G D
we'd sit around the table and play some cards for sure,
A D
and listen to the moose baul outside the old camp door.
D G
headed out one morning to the bog across the track,(gone now)
D A
buck knife on me side and me shotgun on me back.
D G
bent down to check a snare the ting was drawn loose,
D A D
heard a sound, looked to the right and there was mister moose.(Put on the fryin pan
by's)
[Chorus]
G D
Ohhh how I miss my good old rabbit camp,
A
every night about a half pass 6 we'd light the kerosine lamp.
G D
we'd sit around the table and play some cards for sure,
A D
and listen to the moose baul outside the old camp door.
G
the time will come one day, when I will head back home.
D A
once I'm back in Black duck I know where I am going.
D G
I'll put me pack up on me back and pass the old log ramp.
D A D
and follow the bogs about 6 miles up to my old rabbit camp.
[Chorus]
G D
ohhh how I miss my good old rabbit camp,
A
every night about a half pass 6 we'd light the kerosine lamp.
G D
we'd sit around the table and play some cards for sure,
A D
and listen to the moose baul outside the old camp door.
(put on the moose and eggs by's, time to check the snares)
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