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Capo: 2 Tuning: G C E A
So I haven't been able to find any chords for this song I thought i'd submit something for the people looking for it. Unfortunately he plays the song with a capo on the 2nd fret which i currently don't have. This is how to play it without a capo though (at least as close as I can hear) Intro A B C# D E
AMy Dad started east some time in the thirties With the BOn-To-C#Ottawa Dmen E AHe'd enough of the camps and the dole and the handouts He Bwanted to C#work and to Dtie the loose Eends Asus2He drifted from factory to foundry to flop-house The Bwar sorted C#out what mere Dmen could Enot AIn Sudbury's forges he worked like a mad-man Those Byears lost to C#hunger, Dad Dnever foErgot
AI headed west when I had turned twenty When the Bfactories and C#foundries had Dclosed E AAnd in my minds eye I thought I might settle Out Bhere where my C#father was Draised and was Eborn Asus2I worked as a jug-hound a rough-neck a bouncer I Bworked where I C#wanted and I Ddrew damn good Epay ASaw no end to our luck and so we just pushed it But BO.P.E.C. and C#mortgages Date it Eaway
DNow the boom's gone to Ebust AAnd we're down on the Ddole boys No Btreasure laid C#up, for Dfamily and Efriends DIt's pull up stakes Enow or Apull up stakes Elater For Blabouring C#men the Droad never Eends
Now it seems to me somehow this nation of migrants From father to daughter, from mother to son Must constantly shift from the east of the west 'Til we run out of work or of places to run Gone now the days when you lived where your parents And your parents before them were bred and were born We must go where the work is to live any life boys Bend like the willow to weather the storm Now the boom's gone to bust And we're down on the dole boys No treasure laid up, for family and friends It's pull up stakes now or pull up stakes later For labouring men the road never ends Yes the boom's gone to bust And we're down on the dole boys For labouring men the road never ends