Chords for John Stewart - Clack Clack/Oldest Living Son (Medley)

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[F#] sky
_ [E] made us feel
like the river [A] running free, _ [B] _ running free
_ _ when I [F#m] die
_ [B] _ [E] ring the wheels
that deliver restlessly
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_ _ _ let me hear the
clack clack clack train rolling
[B] down the track to carry me home
back [E] where I belong
_ let me hear the
clack clack clack train rolling
[B] down the track to carry me home
back [E] where I belong
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_ _ _ the town
squares and the school yards
of the heartland, [A] they found
a strange common [B] ground
with the sleepless quest of this
oldest living son
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_ _ _ _ _ sick in moors grow
_ [F#m] in the long [B] planted rows
[E] _ out there [B] to break
the [F#] April wind
_ [B] _ _ [E] still the dust it always
blows, and [F#m] her
eyes and in [B] all clothes
[E] and it's [A] in her very [E] souls
[F#] like a song about [B] me
and Jim, _ _ _
_ [E] _ back of
my hand, [F#m] started
looking like a [B] man
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way [C#m] back when
I was only [F#] ten _
[B] still _ [E] the lonesome
in me cries
_ [F#m] like a little boy
[B] sometimes, _ _
[E] you can
hear it scream, wouldn't it come
[F#] on screaming like
[B] the wind, _ _ _ me [E] and
Jim were getting thin _ [F#m] and fare
thee well [B] then
_ _ [E] fare thee well
[C#m] now mama, [F#] gonna take
good [B] care of him
_ _ _ me [E] and Jim
were getting thin
_ [F#m] and fare thee well
[B] then, but [A] there
ain't nowhere [G#m] to run
for [F#] the oldest [E] living son
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_ [B] _ _ _ [E] and our dad, he [A] was a gentleman
_ [B] when we all
worked at [E] the store _
_ the only time that I [B] saw him
mad was [F#] when he
talked about [B] the war
_ _ [A] we lost a boy at
[B] Bellwood, and [E] guess
he just never [C#m] really understood
_ what [F#] the medals
from the president were [B] for _
me _ [E] and Jim
were getting thin
and [F#m] fare thee
well [B] to him _
[E] fare thee [C#m] well now mama
gonna [F#]
take good
care [B] of him _ _ _ _
[E] me and Jim were getting thin
and [F#m] fare thee [B] well
then, [E] but there
ain't nowhere to run
for [F#] the oldest [E] living son
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