Chords for COME MY LITTLE SON
Tempo:
102.9 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] [F]
[C] [F] [C] [F]
[C]
Come my little [F]
son of [C] night, tell you what I'll do.
[C] into bed, [Am] and a tale I'll tell [F] to you.
your [C] daddy, [Am] he's a man you [F] seldom see.
away from home, away from you and me.
[C] [F] [C] [F]
[C]
Come my little [F]
son of [C] night, tell you what I'll do.
[C] into bed, [Am] and a tale I'll tell [F] to you.
your [C] daddy, [Am] he's a man you [F] seldom see.
away from home, away from you and me.
100% ➙ 103BPM
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_ _ Come my little [F]
son of [C] night, tell you what I'll do.
_ Get yourself [F] dressed and [C] into bed, [Am] and a tale I'll tell [F] to you.
_ _ [C] It's all [F] about your [C] daddy, [Am] he's a man you [F] seldom see.
[C] For he had to roam away from home, away from you and me.
But _ remember laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
In [C] the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away. _ _ _ _ _
Now when you fall, hurt yourself, and never feeling right. _
It won't do any _ use [Am] to go running [F] to your dad.
[C] For the only time since you were born, [Am] he's had to [F] stand with you.
[C] He was out on the job, and out on the farm, and he was training one of the broods.
But remember _ laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
_ [C] In the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away. _ _
_ _ _ Sure we'd like your daddy here, sure it would be fine.
To have him working even though [Am] I see him [F] all the time.
_ [C] _ But beggars can't be _ choosers, [Am] and we have to bear [F] our load.
For [C] we need the money your daddy earns from working on the road.
But remember _ laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
_ [C] In the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away.
But _ remember laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
_ _ [C] In the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away. _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ [F] _ [C] _ _ _ [F] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Come my little [F]
son of [C] night, tell you what I'll do.
_ Get yourself [F] dressed and [C] into bed, [Am] and a tale I'll tell [F] to you.
_ _ [C] It's all [F] about your [C] daddy, [Am] he's a man you [F] seldom see.
[C] For he had to roam away from home, away from you and me.
But _ remember laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
In [C] the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away. _ _ _ _ _
Now when you fall, hurt yourself, and never feeling right. _
It won't do any _ use [Am] to go running [F] to your dad.
[C] For the only time since you were born, [Am] he's had to [F] stand with you.
[C] He was out on the job, and out on the farm, and he was training one of the broods.
But remember _ laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
_ [C] In the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away. _ _
_ _ _ Sure we'd like your daddy here, sure it would be fine.
To have him working even though [Am] I see him [F] all the time.
_ [C] _ But beggars can't be _ choosers, [Am] and we have to bear [F] our load.
For [C] we need the money your daddy earns from working on the road.
But remember _ laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
_ [C] In the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away.
But _ remember laddie, still you die, [Am] though he's working [F] far away.
_ _ [C] In the cold and heat, all hours are so weak, only when he's worn away. _ _ _ _
