Johnny Cash - Dark as a dungeon

^DOh, come all you young fellers, young and so fine^G. ^{A7 D}Seek not your fortune in the dark, dreary m^Gine. ^D It'll form as a habit and seep in you^Gr soul, ^A7 Till the stre^Dam of you blood runs as black as the coal.^{G D}

Where it's dark as^A7 a dungeon, damp as the dew^G, ^{D A7}danger is double; pleasur^Ges are few. ^D Where the rain never falls, the sun never shines^G, ^A7 It's d^Dark as a dungeon way down in the mi^Gne. ^D

^DWell, I pray when I'm dead and the ages shall roll, ^{G A7} that my body ^Dwill blacken and turn into coal. ^{G D} Then I'll look from the door of my heavenly home ^{G A7} and pit^Dy the miner diggin' m^Gy bones. ^D

Where it's dark as^A7 a dungeon, damp as the dew^G, ^{D A7}danger is double; pleasur^Ges are few. ^D Where the rain never falls, the sun never shines^G, ^A7 It's d^Dark as a dungeon way down in the mi^Gne. ^D