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Sat down the other evening to tried and work this out, i love this song so much
and hope this helps you learn this great song
B7
E----------
B----------
G--2-------
D--1-------
A--2-------
E--0-------
on the G chord, do this as well.
E-3------3---
B-3------2---
G-0------0---
D-0------0---
A-2------2---
E-3----2h3---
Intro: Em, D, A, C, D, Em
Em D A
I grew up in the scantling yards of Wheeling West Virginia
C D Em
A wheelhouse cub looking for an open door
Em D A
In the packet ways a Sweeney wed the keel of my Bonita
C D Em
Just two months from her timbers til she moored
Em D A
I paid the fare in billet on her maiden voyage to Vicksburg
C D Em
And talked my way to hand the tiller on the course
Em D A
In her planks I carved a notch and sealed the vow âBe my Bonitaâ
C D Em
And her dowry was my life between the shores
Chorus
Em D C G
I was born with rouging ways, and she steered me like a woman
C B7
From the port calls and the bawds that lead me stray
Em D C G
The calliope serenades, made the old towns come running
C B7
And the boys would gamble shards to pull her chains
C D Em
The strikerâs boast would fain me loss, about the wrecks the shoals were
A
keeping
C D Em
And how the old girlâs got poor Billyâs ransom saved
Em, D, A, C, D, Em x2
Em D A
On the lake at Bistineau, she set the wharf at Dixie
C D Em
With a thousand bales of cotton on her main
Em D A
As the great raft disappeared, the watermark went sinking
C D Em
And she was stuck right hard, a listing on the bank
Em D A
With the furnace still a blaze, I stood my last upon her
C D Em
Then climbed the prow and took a landsmanâs trade
Em D A
âA derelict now Miladyâ said the watch log Iâve concorded
C D Em
âHave the bosun sound us eight bells for the changeâ
Chorus:
Em D C G
I was born with rouging ways, and she steered me like a woman
C B7
From the port calls and the bawds that lead me stray
Em D C G
The calliope serenades, made the old towns come running
C B7
And the boys would gamble shards to pull her chains
Em D C G
And I would take to wider walks, so the gin I stopped a drinking
C B7
At three scores aloft this crooked frame
C D Em
The strikerâs boast would fain me loss, about the wrecks the shoals were
A
keeping
C D Em
And how the old girlâs got poor Billyâs ransom saved
Outro: Em, D, A, C, D, Em x2
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