Misc Your Songs - Mark munroe - enochs trick

^GThis story starts in Nova Scotia, t^Chis is how it wrote^{G G}Enoch cut his toenails, took his way and s^Dtepped upon the boa^Gt ^GNothing looks like something when yo^Cu're so god damn poo^Gr ^GIt doesn't matter, you're New York bound, you'^Dll walk through any do^Gor

^GHe found his way to that fateful farm u^Cp in Northern Mai^Gne ^GFell in love with a girl named Blanche and he^Dlped her change her name ^GThey lived and farmed with the Atkinsons and h^Cad two fine boy^Gs ^GA Seafaring man in depression land p^Dlaying with Farmer's toys ^G

^GSometimes a hard man just bl^Ceeds don't tread on m^Ge ^GThere are all kinds of men in this world who just c^Dan't let that be ^GEnoch took his rage on down and up ^CChicken Hill again^{G G}Walked in the front door and s^Dhot Allen Atkinso^Gn

^GAllens father said to Enoch son p^Cut that gun away^{G G}I got the one that I came for was a^Dll he had to say^G

^GThe ember of his rage was tried for a^Cll the world to se^Ge ^GThe day he sent Allen Atkinson to d^Dance with eternity^{G G}Blanche said if he hadn't cut up his trick o^Cn that Summer day^{G G}He might be sitting on a rocking chair u^Dp in Whitehead Bay^G

^GThe crops are in the fields, Blanche is all alone ^GEnoch's in the Thomaston ^DCorral ^GClarence came around, cau^Cse two men were dow^Gn ^GUncle Perry sent a b^Darrel of Macarel^G

^GClarence Sheen was not deterred, He sa^Cid that's just his wa^Gy ^GWhy a man does a thing like that, I^D can't hardly say ^GNo one really knows what s^Cet him off that day^{G G}Enoch Munroe was an honest man, I^D liked him, he was good pay^G

^GEnoch died in 36, no^C longer was he poo^Gr ^GHe was serving 10 to 20 w^Dhen he walked through Death's door