The Grain Belt Blues chords by Peggy Lee
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Verse 1
Way (G major) out (C major) (F major) (G major) (C major) (F major) (G major)
(E flat major) (D major) (G major) on the plain (F major) s where (C major) the air is sweet, (B flat major)
and (G minor) the earth (F major) is rich for (E flat major) the seedling wheat.
(D major) A man can hurt (F major) his back,
but (C major) never his soul.
(Edim) The (G major) good,
sweet earth can (C major) keep a man whole. (G major)
Oh, (E flat major) (D major) the sun (F major) can blister
and (C major) the hail (B flat major) can pound
And the bliz (F major) zard rage or
(E flat major) the rivers flood the ground
(D major) That man may cry (F major) bitter tears,
but (C major) still he'll stay (A major)
(Edim) He (D major) knows
Mother
Nature has some blues to play (G major)
The grain belt blues, the (C major) grain belt blues
Come (G major) on, (E minor) you crops,
(Edim) we (E flat major) need new shoes
(D major) We got to (G major) get to the mill
and (C major) grind it just right
Or (A major) there (D major) won't be any bread for sup (A major) per (G major) to
night (C major) (G major) (A flat major) (C sharp major) (A flat major)
(C sharp major) (A flat major) (C sharp major) (A flat major) (C sharp major) (A flat major) (C sharp major) (A flat major)
(E flat major)
Yes, the (F sharp major) spring will come and
he'll plow once more
(B major) He'll (F sharp major) (A flat major) work (F sharp major) that ground
till (E major) his body's sore (E flat major)
Why (A flat major) does he (F sharp major) work?
(C sharp major) What is it for? (Ddim)
He knows he'll (E flat major) win when they
add up the score (A flat major) (C sharp major) (F sharp major) (A flat major)
(F sharp major) Then (A flat major) one fine day, (F sharp major) the grain will be ripe
He can (C sharp major) smoke (F sharp major) after supper,
good tobacco (E major) in his pipe
(E flat major) He (A flat major) knows it's a bumper, (F sharp major)
he'll have cash (C sharp major) to (Ddim) spend
The (E flat major) grand bad blues will come to an end
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