Chords for "Riding Down To Bangor"- FRANK CRUMIT

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[C] _ _ _ _ Riding down from Bangor on [G] an Eastern train, after weeks of hunting in the [C] woods of Maine,
quite [F] extensive whiskers, [G] beard, [C] moustache as well, saddest beauty fellow, [G]
tall and slim [C] as well.
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[C] _ _ _ _ Empty seat [Eb] behind [C] him, no [G] one at his side, into quiet village, [B] Eastern [C] train did glide,
enter [F] aged couple, [Em] take behind [C] those seats, enter village maiden, [G]
beautiful [C] but deep.
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[E] _ [C] _ _ _ _ Flashingly she [Ab]
[Eb] faltered, [C] is [G] this seat engaged, sees the aged couple, happily [C] enraged,
student's [F] quite ecstatic, [G] sees her ticket [C] through, thinks of the long tunnel,
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[E] _ [C] _ _ _ _ pleasantly they chatted, how the cinders [G] fly, till the student fellow, gets one [C] in his eye,
maiden [F] sympathetic, _
[G] turns [C] herself about, may I if you please sir, [G] try to get [C] it out.
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[E] _ [C] _ _ _ _ Then the student fellow, [Eb] feels a [G] gentle touch, hears a gentle murmur, does [C] it hurt you much,
whiz, [F] slap, bang, [G] into the [C] tunnel flight, into glorious darkness, [G] the black of [C] Egypt's night,
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_ [C] _ _ _ _ out into the [Eb] daylight, [C] glides that [G] Eastern train, student's hair is ruffled, _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _
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[G] _ and his beard. _ _ _ _
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