Chords for Runrig - The Cutter
Tempo:
112.95 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
Gm
Eb
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] Johnny Morrison left [Bb] here in the 60s and emigrated [Eb] across Canada.
[F] But [Bb] he drove a lorry here and as [F] kids he was a real local hero to us.
[Gm] He used to take us around wherever [Eb] he was going.
[F] [Bb] He [F] still hasn't severed his ties with the island because [Gm] he comes home every summer [Eb] religiously to cut [G] the pizza for his mother.
[Bb] So I suppose he's a bit like a shell, really, [F] in that he's caught between two cultures.
[Gm] [Eb]
[F] [Bb] In Canada [F] you walk the streets,
[Gm] type different words, type different money,
[Bb] rough [F] and free.
[Bb] The plane's down,
[F] the morning's nigh.
[Gm] You touch the land,
the [Eb] fire [G] runs high.
[Bb] Oh, Johnny,
[F] you're home now.
[Eb]
[Gm] You're home [F] now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny.
[F] I'm home at last,
[Eb] it's the end of time.
[Bb] You
[F] [Gm]
[Eb] [F] [Bb]
[F] [Gm]
[Eb] [G] [Bb] happily cut through [F] the eye of the storm.
[Gm] The years rolled by,
[Bb] the world [F] was small.
You [Bb] stand up against [F] the wind,
the rain,
[Gm] and drop your money down.
[F] [G] I'm home [Bb] at last,
You're
[F] home now,
[Eb] it's the end of time.
[Gm] You're [F] home now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny.
[F] I'm home at last,
it's the [Eb] end of time.
[Gm] The flame is [Eb] burning bright,
burning every [Gm] night.
It's [Bb] winter in Ontario.
[Gm] The wheels that fill [Eb] the blitzkrieg
still carry [Gm] through the heat.
Now there's no [Bb] longer time [F] for you.
[Bb] Still holding your mother,
[F] you bless the air.
[Gm] With the tears dropping in the grass,
[Bb] time to forget.
With your son,
[F] you live the life.
[Gm] The world was made [Eb] of stone.
[F]
[Bb] Oh, Johnny,
[F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long road
[Gm] you [F] almost got [Bb] history.
[F] The moment
[Eb] since Jesus died.
[Bb] Johnny,
[F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long [Gm] road
you almost [F] got [Bb] history.
[F] The moment
[Eb] since
[F] But [Bb] he drove a lorry here and as [F] kids he was a real local hero to us.
[Gm] He used to take us around wherever [Eb] he was going.
[F] [Bb] He [F] still hasn't severed his ties with the island because [Gm] he comes home every summer [Eb] religiously to cut [G] the pizza for his mother.
[Bb] So I suppose he's a bit like a shell, really, [F] in that he's caught between two cultures.
[Gm] [Eb]
[F] [Bb] In Canada [F] you walk the streets,
[Gm] type different words, type different money,
[Bb] rough [F] and free.
[Bb] The plane's down,
[F] the morning's nigh.
[Gm] You touch the land,
the [Eb] fire [G] runs high.
[Bb] Oh, Johnny,
[F] you're home now.
[Eb]
[Gm] You're home [F] now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny.
[F] I'm home at last,
[Eb] it's the end of time.
[Bb] You
[F] [Gm]
[Eb] [F] [Bb]
[F] [Gm]
[Eb] [G] [Bb] happily cut through [F] the eye of the storm.
[Gm] The years rolled by,
[Bb] the world [F] was small.
You [Bb] stand up against [F] the wind,
the rain,
[Gm] and drop your money down.
[F] [G] I'm home [Bb] at last,
You're
[F] home now,
[Eb] it's the end of time.
[Gm] You're [F] home now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny.
[F] I'm home at last,
it's the [Eb] end of time.
[Gm] The flame is [Eb] burning bright,
burning every [Gm] night.
It's [Bb] winter in Ontario.
[Gm] The wheels that fill [Eb] the blitzkrieg
still carry [Gm] through the heat.
Now there's no [Bb] longer time [F] for you.
[Bb] Still holding your mother,
[F] you bless the air.
[Gm] With the tears dropping in the grass,
[Bb] time to forget.
With your son,
[F] you live the life.
[Gm] The world was made [Eb] of stone.
[F]
[Bb] Oh, Johnny,
[F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long road
[Gm] you [F] almost got [Bb] history.
[F] The moment
[Eb] since Jesus died.
[Bb] Johnny,
[F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long [Gm] road
you almost [F] got [Bb] history.
[F] The moment
[Eb] since
Key:
F
Bb
Gm
Eb
G
F
Bb
Gm
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ Johnny Morrison left [Bb] here in the 60s and emigrated [Eb] across Canada.
[F] But [Bb] he drove a lorry here and as [F] kids he was a real local hero to us.
[Gm] He used to take us around wherever [Eb] he was going.
_ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ He [F] still hasn't severed his ties with the island because [Gm] he comes home every summer [Eb] religiously to cut [G] the pizza for his mother.
[Bb] So I suppose he's a bit like a shell, really, [F] in that he's caught between two cultures.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ In Canada [F] you walk the streets,
[Gm] type different words, type different money,
[Bb] rough [F] and free.
[Bb] The plane's down,
[F] the morning's nigh.
[Gm] You touch the land,
the [Eb] fire [G] runs high.
[Bb] Oh, Johnny, _
[F] you're home now.
_ [Eb] _ _ _
[Gm] You're home [F] now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny. _
[F] I'm home at last,
[Eb] it's the end of _ time.
[Bb] You _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [G] _ _ [Bb] happily cut through [F] the eye of the storm.
[Gm] The years rolled by,
[Bb] the world [F] was small.
You [Bb] stand up against [F] the wind,
the rain,
[Gm] and drop your money down.
[F] _ [G] I'm home [Bb] _ at last,
You're _
[F] home now,
[Eb] it's the _ end of time.
[Gm] You're [F] home now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny. _
[F] I'm home at last,
it's the [Eb] end of time.
_ _ _ [Gm] The flame is [Eb] burning bright,
burning every [Gm] night.
It's [Bb] winter in Ontario.
_ [Gm] _ The wheels that fill [Eb] the blitzkrieg
still carry [Gm] through the heat.
Now there's no [Bb] longer time [F] for you. _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] Still holding your mother,
[F] you bless the air.
[Gm] With the tears dropping in the grass,
[Bb] time to forget.
With your son,
[F] you live the life.
[Gm] The world was made [Eb] of stone.
[F] _ _
[Bb] Oh, Johnny,
_ [F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long road
[Gm] you [F] almost got [Bb] history.
_ [F] The moment
[Eb] since Jesus died. _ _ _
[Bb] Johnny,
_ [F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long [Gm] road
you almost [F] got [Bb] history.
_ _ [F] The moment
[Eb] since
[F] _ Johnny Morrison left [Bb] here in the 60s and emigrated [Eb] across Canada.
[F] But [Bb] he drove a lorry here and as [F] kids he was a real local hero to us.
[Gm] He used to take us around wherever [Eb] he was going.
_ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ He [F] still hasn't severed his ties with the island because [Gm] he comes home every summer [Eb] religiously to cut [G] the pizza for his mother.
[Bb] So I suppose he's a bit like a shell, really, [F] in that he's caught between two cultures.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ In Canada [F] you walk the streets,
[Gm] type different words, type different money,
[Bb] rough [F] and free.
[Bb] The plane's down,
[F] the morning's nigh.
[Gm] You touch the land,
the [Eb] fire [G] runs high.
[Bb] Oh, Johnny, _
[F] you're home now.
_ [Eb] _ _ _
[Gm] You're home [F] now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny. _
[F] I'm home at last,
[Eb] it's the end of _ time.
[Bb] You _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [G] _ _ [Bb] happily cut through [F] the eye of the storm.
[Gm] The years rolled by,
[Bb] the world [F] was small.
You [Bb] stand up against [F] the wind,
the rain,
[Gm] and drop your money down.
[F] _ [G] I'm home [Bb] _ at last,
You're _
[F] home now,
[Eb] it's the _ end of time.
[Gm] You're [F] home now,
[Bb] hey, Johnny. _
[F] I'm home at last,
it's the [Eb] end of time.
_ _ _ [Gm] The flame is [Eb] burning bright,
burning every [Gm] night.
It's [Bb] winter in Ontario.
_ [Gm] _ The wheels that fill [Eb] the blitzkrieg
still carry [Gm] through the heat.
Now there's no [Bb] longer time [F] for you. _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] Still holding your mother,
[F] you bless the air.
[Gm] With the tears dropping in the grass,
[Bb] time to forget.
With your son,
[F] you live the life.
[Gm] The world was made [Eb] of stone.
[F] _ _
[Bb] Oh, Johnny,
_ [F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long road
[Gm] you [F] almost got [Bb] history.
_ [F] The moment
[Eb] since Jesus died. _ _ _
[Bb] Johnny,
_ [F] you're home at [Eb] last.
The long [Gm] road
you almost [F] got [Bb] history.
_ _ [F] The moment
[Eb] since