Thirty Years Of Farming Chords by James King
Tempo:
120.4 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
A
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G] [C] [G]
There's a little white note on the gate by the road that [C] a man put up [G] yesterday
And when we saw it, we all ran out [A] just to see what it [D] had to say
[G] And when we read it, our eyes filled with tears and [C] we fell to the [G] cold hard place
Something about a mortgage, something about foreclosure, something [D] about failing [G] to pay
Oh, and on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [G] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow [A] at the end of [Dm] Lincoln Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of [C] heartache, thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was [D] nothing [G] left to say
Oh, [C]
[G]
[A]
[D] [G]
[C]
[G]
[D] [G]
my mama's tears fell freely down [C] as she walked among the flowers [G] in the yard
And every number the auctioneer called was [A] like a blow to her [D] precious heart
[G] And every number the auctioneer called meant [C] another thing, and so [G] that day
While everything was auctioned, we stood there watching while they loaded it [D] and drove it away
[Em]
[G] And on the post by the general [Em] store they [C] put up a [G] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow at [A] the end of [D] Lincoln Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say
At [C] [G]
[A] [D] [G]
[C] [G]
the day's first dawning, we woke this [D] morning, there [C] was nothing for [G] us to do
[D] [G]
Nothing in the grainry, no hay in the meadow, [A] no cattle, no tractor, [D] no toon
So [G] we loaded up the car, took the clothes we [C] wore, and a few things we managed [G] to say
Mama read from the book, we took one last look, and then we [Dm] drove [G] away
And on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [Em] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow at the end of Lincoln [E] Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say
There's a little white note on the gate by the road that [C] a man put up [G] yesterday
And when we saw it, we all ran out [A] just to see what it [D] had to say
[G] And when we read it, our eyes filled with tears and [C] we fell to the [G] cold hard place
Something about a mortgage, something about foreclosure, something [D] about failing [G] to pay
Oh, and on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [G] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow [A] at the end of [Dm] Lincoln Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of [C] heartache, thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was [D] nothing [G] left to say
Oh, [C]
[G]
[A]
[D] [G]
[C]
[G]
[D] [G]
my mama's tears fell freely down [C] as she walked among the flowers [G] in the yard
And every number the auctioneer called was [A] like a blow to her [D] precious heart
[G] And every number the auctioneer called meant [C] another thing, and so [G] that day
While everything was auctioned, we stood there watching while they loaded it [D] and drove it away
[Em]
[G] And on the post by the general [Em] store they [C] put up a [G] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow at [A] the end of [D] Lincoln Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say
At [C] [G]
[A] [D] [G]
[C] [G]
the day's first dawning, we woke this [D] morning, there [C] was nothing for [G] us to do
[D] [G]
Nothing in the grainry, no hay in the meadow, [A] no cattle, no tractor, [D] no toon
So [G] we loaded up the car, took the clothes we [C] wore, and a few things we managed [G] to say
Mama read from the book, we took one last look, and then we [Dm] drove [G] away
And on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [Em] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow at the end of Lincoln [E] Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say
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[G] _ _ _ [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ There's a little white note on the gate by the road that [C] a man put up [G] yesterday
_ And when we saw it, we all ran out [A] just to see what it [D] had to say
[G] And when we read it, our eyes filled with tears and [C] we fell to the [G] cold hard place
_ _ Something about a mortgage, something about foreclosure, something [D] about failing [G] to pay
Oh, and on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [G] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow [A] at the end of [Dm] Lincoln _ Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of [C] heartache, thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was [D] nothing [G] left to say
_ _ Oh, _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
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[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ my mama's tears fell freely down [C] as she walked among the flowers [G] in the yard
_ And every number the auctioneer called was [A] like a blow to her [D] precious heart
[G] And every number the auctioneer called meant [C] another thing, and so [G] that day
_ While everything was auctioned, we stood there watching while they loaded it [D] and drove it away
[Em] _
[G] _ And on the post by the general [Em] store they [C] put up a [G] little sign
_ An auction sale day after tomorrow at [A] the end of [D] Lincoln _ Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day _
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say
_ _ _ _ _ _ At _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
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the day's first dawning, we woke this [D] morning, there [C] was nothing for [G] us to do
_ [D] _ [G]
Nothing in the grainry, no hay in the meadow, [A] no cattle, no tractor, [D] no toon
So [G] we loaded up the car, took the clothes we [C] wore, and a few things we managed [G] to say
_ Mama read from the book, we took one last look, and then we [Dm] drove [G] _ away
And on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [Em] little sign
_ An auction sale day after tomorrow at the end of Lincoln [E] _ Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ There's a little white note on the gate by the road that [C] a man put up [G] yesterday
_ And when we saw it, we all ran out [A] just to see what it [D] had to say
[G] And when we read it, our eyes filled with tears and [C] we fell to the [G] cold hard place
_ _ Something about a mortgage, something about foreclosure, something [D] about failing [G] to pay
Oh, and on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [G] little sign
An auction sale day after tomorrow [A] at the end of [Dm] Lincoln _ Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of [C] heartache, thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was [D] nothing [G] left to say
_ _ Oh, _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
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_ my mama's tears fell freely down [C] as she walked among the flowers [G] in the yard
_ And every number the auctioneer called was [A] like a blow to her [D] precious heart
[G] And every number the auctioneer called meant [C] another thing, and so [G] that day
_ While everything was auctioned, we stood there watching while they loaded it [D] and drove it away
[Em] _
[G] _ And on the post by the general [Em] store they [C] put up a [G] little sign
_ An auction sale day after tomorrow at [A] the end of [D] Lincoln _ Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day _
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say
_ _ _ _ _ _ At _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
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the day's first dawning, we woke this [D] morning, there [C] was nothing for [G] us to do
_ [D] _ [G]
Nothing in the grainry, no hay in the meadow, [A] no cattle, no tractor, [D] no toon
So [G] we loaded up the car, took the clothes we [C] wore, and a few things we managed [G] to say
_ Mama read from the book, we took one last look, and then we [Dm] drove [G] _ away
And on the post by the general store [C] they put up a [Em] little sign
_ An auction sale day after tomorrow at the end of Lincoln [E] _ Line
[G] Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, [C] thirty years of day [G] to day
Oh, my daddy stopped talking, that day the farm was auctioned, there was nothing left to say _ _ _ _ _ _
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