Duncan chords by Sid Kingsley
Verse 1
D
Em
5, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4
A couple of necks from
D
Nippon to win a prize
G
A
D
Oh, they've been going at it all night long
C
G
Tryin' to get some sleep
C
G
But these mortar walls are cheap
Lincoln
C
Duncan, here's my name
G
D
And here's my song
Em
Here's my song
My father was a fisherman
D
My mother was a fisherman's friend
G
A
D
I born in the bottom and the chatter
C
G
When I reached my prime
C
G
I left my home in the maritime
C
G
And I headed down the turnpike
D
For New England
Em
Sweet New England
Closing my confidence
D
I got holes in the knees of my jeans
G
A
D
This boy without a penny in my pocket
C
G
Ooh wee,
C
G
I'm about as desperate as a kid could be
C
G
D
Wish I wore a ring so I could walk in
Em
Like a hawk in
A young girl in a parking lot,
D
and she's preaching to a crowd
G
A
Singing songs and
D
reading from the Bible
C
G
Told her how I was lost,
C
G
she told me all about the Pentecost
C
G
And I see that girl was the
D
road to my survival
Em
D
G
C
Em
D
G
C
Oh
D
Em
Later on a very same night
D
when I crept into a tan
G
A
D
Oh, my long years of innocence ended
C
G
She took me to the woods
C
Saying here comes something
G
And it feels so good
C
G
And I was like a dog
D
I was befriended
Em
I was befriended
Oh, what a night
What a garden of delight
A
D
Even now that sweet
A
memory lingers
C
G
C
Playing my guitar in line
G
underneath the stars
C
G
And I'm thanking the Lord
D
for my fingers
Em
For my fingers
Outro 1
Yeah
Em
D
G
Em
Em
You
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