Willie Nelson - Dark as a dungeon

^GCome all you young fellers, so ^Cyoung and so ^Dfine ^GAnd seek not your fortunes way ^Cdown in the ^Gmine ^GIt will form like a habit and ^Gseep in your ^Dsoul ^G'Til the stream of your blood flows as ^Cblack as the ^Gcoal

^DIt's dark as a dungeon and ^Cdamp as the ^Gdew ^DWhere the dangers are double and the ^Cpleasures are ^Gfew ^GWhere the rain never falls and the ^Csun never ^Dshines ^GIt's dark as a dungeon way ^Cdown in the ^Gmines

^GThere is many a man I have ^Cseen in my ^Dday ^GWho lived just to labor his ^Cwhole life a^Gway ^GLike the fiend with his dope and the ^Cdrunkard his ^Dwine ^GA man will have lust for the ^Clure of the ^Gmine

^DIt's dark as a dungeon and ^Cdamp as the ^Gdew ^DWhere the dangers are double and the ^Cpleasures are ^Gfew ^GWhere the rain never falls and the ^Csun never ^Dshines ^GIt's dark as a dungeon way ^Cdown in the ^Gmines

^GI hope when I'm dead and the ^Cages shall ^Droll ^GThat my body will blacken and ^Cturn into ^Gcoal ^GI will look from the door of my ^Cheavenly ^Dhome ^GAnd pity the miner a' ^Cdiggin' my ^Gbones

^DIt's dark as a dungeon and ^Cdamp as the ^Gdew ^DWhere the dangers are double and the ^Cpleasures are ^Gfew ^GWhere the rain never falls and the ^Csun never ^Dshines ^GIt's dark as a dungeon way ^Cdown in the ^Gmines ^GIt's dark as a dungeon way ^Cdown in the ^Gmines ^GIt's dark as a dungeon way ^Cdown in the ^Gmines