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The Martin Hartwell Story

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Stompin Tom Connors

Sobre:

A música do Canadá engloba desde as manifestações culturais das populações indígenas locais até nomes recentes da música popular, passando por

compositores eruditos. Luke Cunningham Wilson é um ator americano. É irmão dos também atores Owen Wilson e Andrew Wilson.

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Chorus

F          C
Lost up in no-man's land
       G7            C
In the Northwest Territories
          F          C
They were lost up in no-man's land
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story

verse 1

C
On November the eighth of seventy two
G7                  C
North of the arctic circle

A plane took off for Cambridge Bay
        G7              C
And the pilots name was Hartwell
     F                 C
They had to make it to Yellowknife
G7                     C
Although the night was stormin
   F                    C
To save the lives of an Eskimo boy
      G7              C
And a pregnant Eskimo woman.

verse 2

"oh Mr.Hartwell"said the nurse
 G7                   C
"I pray that you will guide us

To save the life of the woman with her child
        G7            C
And the boy with appendicitis
        F                    C
But the wind it blew and the storm it grew
        G7           C
And the signal of controita
     F                   C
They missed by miles and flying wild
     G7                  C
They crashed beside Lake Hota

Chorus

F          C
Lost up in no-man's land
       G7             C
Of The Northwest Territories
          F          C
They were lost up in no-man's land
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story

verse 3

Now Judy Hill the federal nurse
    G7             C
She never lived to waken

And the lives of the mother and child
     G7              C
Were both soon after taken
        F             C
But the pilot woke to find himself
        G7              C
And the Eskimo boy were livin
F              C
Left in pain beside the plane
   G7                  C
To search the sky's of heaven

verse 4

Day by day the pilot lay
     G7              C
With both his ankles broken

And it took the lad everything he had
        G7            C
Just to keep the fire stokin
      F             C
While in the sky to far away
    G7              C
The rescue team was seekin
      F                C
For a signal wave that might be traced
   G7               C
To Hartwell's radio beacon

Chorus

F          C
Lost up in no-man's land
       G7            C
Of The Northwest Territories
          F          C
They were lost up in no-man's land
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story

Verse 5

After nineteen days the arial search
    G7            C
Was said to be completed

Until someone cried their still alive
        G7               C
And the search must be repeated
        F                C
And the day the beep was finally heard
     G7              C
Is a day we'll all remember
  F             C
A man was found safe and sound
       G7             C
On the ninth day of December

Verse 6

Harwell said"he should have died
   G7                C
at thirty five below zero"

And the reason Hartwell did services
       G7             C
Is the boy had died a hero
    F                      C
"he brought me food when I couldn't move,
      G7              C
While he himself grew feeble,
    F            C
Yes,Davy Kutook  died a saint
      G7            C
And a credit to his people"
F           C
Davy Kutook died a saint
      G7            C
And a credit to his people

Chorus

F          C
Lost up in no-man's land
       G7            C
Of The Northwest Territories
          F          C
They were lost up in no-man's land
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story

Chorus

verse 1

C
On November the eighth of seventy two
G7                  C
North of the arctic circle

verse 2

"oh Mr.Hartwell"said the nurse
 G7                   C
"I pray that you will guide us

Chorus

verse 3

Now Judy Hill the federal nurse
    G7             C
She never lived to waken

verse 4

Day by day the pilot lay
     G7              C
With both his ankles broken

Chorus

F          C
Lost up in no-man's land
       G7            C
Of The Northwest Territories
          F          C
They were lost up in no-man's land
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story

Verse 5

After nineteen days the arial search
    G7            C
Was said to be completed

Verse 6

Harwell said"he should have died
   G7                C
at thirty five below zero"

Chorus

F          C
Lost up in no-man's land
       G7            C
Of The Northwest Territories
          F          C
They were lost up in no-man's land
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story
    G7              C
The Martin Hartwell story

Chorus F C Lost up in no-man's land G7 C In the Northwest Territories F C They were lost up in no-man's land G7 C The Martin Hartwell story G7 C The Martin Hartwell story verse 1 C On November the eighth of seventy two G7 C North of the arctic circle A plane took off for Cambridge Bay G7 C And the pilots name was Hartwell F C They had to make it to Yellowknife G7 C Although the night was stormin F C To save the lives of an Eskimo boy G7 C And a pregnant Eskimo woman. verse 2 "oh Mr.Hartwell"said the nurse G7 C "I pray that you will guide us To save the life of the woman with her child G7 C And the boy with appendicitis F C But the wind it blew and the storm it grew G7 C And the signal of controita F C They missed by miles and flying wild G7 C They crashed beside Lake Hota Chorus F C Lost up in no-man's land G7 C Of The Northwest Territories F C They were lost up in no-man's land G7 C The Martin Hartwell story G7 C The Martin Hartwell story verse 3 Now Judy Hill the federal nurse G7 C She never lived to waken And the lives of the mother and child G7 C Were both soon after taken F C But the pilot woke to find himself G7 C And the Eskimo boy were livin F C Left in pain beside the plane G7 C To search the sky's of heaven verse 4 Day by day the pilot lay G7 C With both his ankles broken And it took the lad everything he had G7 C Just to keep the fire stokin F C While in the sky to far away G7 C The rescue team was seekin F C For a signal wave that might be traced G7 C To Hartwell's radio beacon Chorus F C Lost up in no-man's land G7 C Of The Northwest Territories F C They were lost up in no-man's land G7 C The Martin Hartwell story G7 C The Martin Hartwell story Verse 5 After nineteen days the arial search G7 C Was said to be completed Until someone cried their still alive G7 C And the search must be repeated F C And the day the beep was finally heard G7 C Is a day we'll all remember F C A man was found safe and sound G7 C On the ninth day of December Verse 6 Harwell said"he should have died G7 C at thirty five below zero" And the reason Hartwell did services G7 C Is the boy had died a hero F C "he brought me food when I couldn't move, G7 C While he himself grew feeble, F C Yes,Davy Kutook died a saint G7 C And a credit to his people" F C Davy Kutook died a saint G7 C And a credit to his people Chorus F C Lost up in no-man's land G7 C Of The Northwest Territories F C They were lost up in no-man's land G7 C The Martin Hartwell story G7 C The Martin Hartwell story

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