Chords for Can't You See

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_ [A] This was [Bb] John's latest song, All About the Mornings.
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_ You know, there's [C] so many kinds of mornings in this world. _ _
Let me just tell you about one.
[Bb] _ Let's just say the young [F] fireboy, Country Boy, from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
[C] _ _ _ [F] _
[C] Well, he must have made a decision something [Bb] different than his daddy did,
firing on the fish in a coal mine and working [F] in a steel plant.
_ _ [C] It's not that he's not proud of his daddy, he is.
It's just that he finds himself living in the brand new [Eb] 21st [Bb] century,
up in the crust of the millennium.
Well, [F] there ain't no money in farming, and the fish is gone,
and the coal [C] mine is gone, and the steel plant is gone,
and all we got left is something they call the [Bb] tarpon. _ _ _
[F] _ _ So, [C] a young man like that, _ [F]
[C] he'd head on out west, you know,
to get a job and make [Bb] a life.
Toronto, Calgary, [F] Edmonton, Vancouver, Portland, Fort Lauderdale,
Fort St.
[C] John, Fort Messonnier, Fort Nelson, Fort Saskatchewan, Fort_
Somebody help me!
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They'd get [F] himself a pretty good job, working stuff up the corporate ladder.
[C] For a little something.
_ _ _ Still won't help us, [Bb] no one will. _
As [F] a young man like that, he'd have to find himself a good morning.
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Well, it wouldn't be until morning five,
it wouldn't be too long [Bb] before the job would be gone,
and it's dead time, [F] he'd be gone down to the nearest
Canadian [C] National Railway Station, trying to buy a [F] train ticket.
[C] _ _ _ [Bb] So, the passenger train ain't going to go down to Cape Verde anymore.
[F] _ The government cut back, you understand.
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[Dm] _ _ [C] _ So, he'd find [Bb] himself at four o'clock in the early morning,
down alongside [F] the railroad track,
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_ and he'd come along and out [Bb] along,
and he'd try to get to me,
_ [F] he'd say, I'm [C] _ _
_ _ _ going to take [Bb] a freight train,
down [F] to the station, boss,
I [C] don't care if I get killed.
_ [C] _ _ _ And [Bb] the eyes would be [F] rolling up,
and they'd tell me, I don't think [C] nobody's going to know.
Can't you see?
_ [Bb] Can't you see? _
What [F] I've put on,
they're doing [C] things that I don't [F] believe.
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_ _ Here they are, just in [G] time. _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ Oh, I'm on my way.
[Bb] Oh, I'm on my [F] way.
I'm in the [C] sun, I'm [F] _
[C] dying.
God's out there, [Bb] yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Me, I'm [F] on my way.
Can't you see that I have the guts [C] to say goodbye?
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[F] I'm on my way.
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Can't you see?
_ [F] Can't [Bb] you see? _
[F] What I've put on, _ [C] they're doing things that I don't believe.
[Cm] Can't you see?
_ [Bb] Can't you see? _
What I've put [Cm] on, they're doing things that I don't believe.
Can't you see?
_ _ [Bbm] Can't you see?
It's like freedom [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
on _ _ _ [Bbm] _ a lady.
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_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ Nothing [F] was too _ [C] bad. _
_ _ But now, [Bb] _ there's another way to [F] say goodbye.
I'm on my way.
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[Gm] _ [F] _ _ [C] _ _ _ Can't you see?
_ _ [Bb] Can't you see?
[F] What I want, _ what I want
What that damn girl _ [N] girl
She had a nice _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ [C] day _
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_ _ _ _ _ [Cm] She had a nice day
Hey _ [N] _ girl, can I have a drink?
Thank you _
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