Key: G major•
Intro 1
G
F
C
D
G
F
C
Verse 1
D
C
G
sic was a backbone of his life
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G
he'd play anything you like
D
C
most every evening you could find me by his
D
Em
Am
side where i'd lend a third foreign harmony
D
Em
to mom and dad to wed until lullabies hung
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D
from my eyes and i wandered off to bed
G
F
C
and i can see my mother in this country home
D
G
F
C
i got a sister and two brothers all my own
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F
And believe me family unity
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D
was ever so strong
G
F
C
When I heard my father's fiddle play
G
F
C
G
F
C
G
C
G
they say he's the best around
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D
low down and late in the evening
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D
with the neighbor's homeward bound.
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D
customary as turning out the lights.
Em
Am
A quarter for my pocket,
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F
And I can see my mother
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D
in this country home.
G
F
C
I got a sister and two brothers on my own
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C
D
family unity was ever so strong
G
F
C
When I heard my father's fiddle play
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C
Heard my father's fiddle play
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F
C
Heard my father's fiddle play
D
Em
Oh, but where, oh,
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D
It's been a year since my ears
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G
C
in some bar room
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F
And I can see my mother
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D
She lives all alone
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F
I got a sister and two brothers
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C
D
Unity was ever so strong
G
F
C
And I heard my father's fiddle play
F
C
D
fiddle play
G
F
C
D
Heard my father's fiddle play
G
F
Heard my father's fiddle play
C
D
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TunerE A D G B E
ChordsG F C D Em...
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