The Blind Fiddler (1850) chords by Pete Seeger
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Verse 1
I (C major) (A minor) lost my eyes in the
blacksmith's shop
in the year of fifty -six
While dusting out a tea planch,
which (C major) was out of fix
It bounded (A minor) from the tongs
and (C major) there concealed my doom
(A minor) I am a blind fiddler
and far from my home
I've been to San Francisco,
I've been to Dr. Lane
He operated on (C major) one of my eyes,
but nothing could he gain
He told (A minor) me that I'd (C major) never see,
and it's no use to mourn
I (A minor) am a blind fiddler
and (C major) far from (A minor) my home
I have a wife and three little ones,
Depending now on me,
To share all (C major) my troubles,
Whatever they may be.
I (A minor) hope that they'll be (E minor) careful,
(C major) While I'm compelled to roam.
(A minor) I am a blind fiddler,
And far from my home. you
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