Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Artist: The Charlie Daniels Band
Album: Saddle Tramp
Track: Cumberland Mountain #9
[Intro]
G Cadd9 G x5
[Verse 1]
G Cadd9 G
Baby don't ya cry 'cuz momma's coming home
G Cadd9 G
Poppa going bring you back some chitlins and some corn
D Dsus2 D C
Last frost done took its loss right down to the bone
G Em C
We're lucky we still got room to roam
[Verse 2]
G Cadd9 G
Going there to here is almost at a halt
G Cadd9 G
Don't you go off blaming God, you know it ain't his fault
D Dsus2 D C
One time when life was fine someone found the wine
G Em C
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
[Verse 3]
G Cadd9 G
That still was the best damn still they ever did make
G Cadd9 G
Wouldn't stand for nothing less, stand for no mistake
D Dsus2 D C
Last Fall we made a haul and filled the limestone mine
G Em C G
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
[Chorus]
C
Winter come a change
G
Spring bring the rain
Cadd9 G
We weren't meant to stay the same
C
One thing for sure
G Em
We done found the cure
G Em C
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
[Solo]
G Cadd9 G
G Cadd9 G
D C
Em C Em C
G Cadd9 G Cadd9
[Verse 4]
G Cadd9 G
Black coal from the strip mine way up north at Jellico
G Cadd9 G
Kept the brew running smooth along the Thunder Road
D Dsus2 D C
Way back down in Bear Tree Gap the devil's juice flowed fine
G Em C
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
[Verse 5]
G Cadd9 G
The FB and the TV-I had followed us for years
G Cadd9 G
Eventually they got the scent and nabbed us by the hair
D Dsus2 D C
Man said son I'll blow up everything between your ears
G Em C G Cadd9 G
You got to face 'bout 20 years
[Chorus]
C
Winter come a change
G
Spring bring the rain
Cadd9 G
We weren't meant to stay the same
C
And now from this cell
G Em
I've a story to tell
G Em C
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
C D G
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
[Outro]
G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Cadd9 G
A Asus2 A Asus4 A Asus2 A Asus4 A
A D A
How to play Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.