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[Verse 1]
You woG6rked the docks in BEm7oston, uG6nloading ships as they caEm7me in OneG6 day a heavy crEm7ate was the ..D6 one that did you in G6 The wG6hite coat said I'll fix Em7you up, this pG6ill will take away the Em7pain To thiCmaj7s day you can't live without 'em, that D6part he never explained G6
[Chorus]
G6First Em7mad, tG6hen sEm7ad, thinkD6ing of all the Sundays you had, with aCmaj7 man, wearing saD6ndals and a Em7robe DNow the praise you give, is to aCmaj7 man, wearing a lD6ong white coaG6t
[Verse 2]
The pregG6nancy was a strEm7uggle, the G6baby pressing on your Em7spine The wG6hite coat gave you a pEm7ain killer said... D6this will pass in time G6 ThatG6's been 4 long years aEm7go, but yG6ou still take 'em evEm7eryday TheCmaj7 pain still hurts me Doc, aD6tleast that's what you saG6y
[Chorus]
G6First Em7mad, G6then sEm7ad, thinking oD6f all the Sundays you had, with a man weCmaj7aring sandalsD6 and a robe Em7 DNow the praise you give, is to aCmaj7 man, wearing aD6 long white coatG6
[Verse 3]
You aG6woke from surgerEm7y but diG6dn't feel quite rEm7ight The whiG6te coat uppedEm7 your meds to help you .. D6sleep through the night G6 NowG6 you shop for doctoEm7rs just liG6ke buying milk andEm7 bread Cmaj7Grandchildren are afraid to visit, cD6ould be Jekyll or Mr Hyde insteadG6