Chords for Sailing To Philadelphia

A couple of requests that we need to do before we get away, if it's okay with you. _ _
Hey Ray, is it okay if we do one extra song?
I'm sorry but we got these requests and [C]
if not, well, I don't [N] know. _ _
This is a song that Matt is going to sing and help us with. _
It was written about a couple of dudes that _ came over here in the 1700s.
They were commissioned by the British government to mark out some land lines
because the British governors were _ feuding over the lines of their territories.
And so they came over here and drew the lines.
Their names were Charlie Mason and Jeremiah Dixon.
So, you know, they drew that line too.
_ _ _ _ Yes indeed.
Here's Matt Wingate.
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[Am] I am Jeremiah Dixon, I am a Geordie boy.
A glass of wine with you sir and [C] the ladies I'll [F] enjoy.
_ _ [G] All Durham and [Am] [F] Northumberland _ is [G] measured [C] up by [F] my own hand. _
[G] It [C] was my [F] fate from _ birth, [Am] oh to make my mark [D] upon you. _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ [F#m] Calls me Charlie Mason, _ stargazer in mind.
_ Conceals that [A] I was born to chart the [D] evening sky.
_ [E] They cut me out for [D] baking bread, _ [E] but I had other dreams [D] [A] instead.
_ [E] This baker's [A] boy from [D] the West Country _ _
[F#m] will join the Royal [A] Society.
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_ _ [A] We are sailing [E] to [F#m]
Philadelphia, [A] _ _ a world away [Bm] from the [E] coldly tide.
[C#m] We are sailing to [Bm]
Philadelphia [A] _ _ [F#m] to draw [E] the line, _ [D] the [E] Mason [A]-Dixon line.
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_ [A] _ _ [E] _ Now you're a [F#m] good surveyor, Dixon, but I swear you'll make me mad.
The West will kill us both, [A] you gullible [D] Geordie lad.
[E] Talk of [D] liberty, [A] _ [E] how can America [D] be free?
[A] For [E] a [B] Geordie and the [D] baker's boy in [F#m] the forest of [E] the Iroquois.
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[Am] Hold your head up, Mason, see America lies there.
The morning tide has raised [C] the capes of [F] Delaware.
_ _ _ [G] Come up now [F] and feel the sun, _ [G] a new morning [C] has [F] begun.
Yeah, [G] another day [C] will make [F] it clear, oh, [Am] why your star should guide [G] us here.
[Dm] We [C] _
[G] _ _ [C] are sailing [G] to [Am]
[F] Philadelphia, _ _ [C] a [Em] world away [Dm] from the [G] coldly tide.
[Em] Sailing to [Am]
[F] Philadelphia _ [Am] to _ draw [G] the line, _ [F] the [C] Mason [G] [Am]-Dixon line.
_ _ The [G] Mason [C]-Dixon line.
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