Chords for Dan Fogelberg sings If I Were A Carpenter Live 1997

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[Dm] _ _ [Fm] Yep.
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_ He had a father named Old. _ _
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Yep.
_ [C] _ _ He had a [F] farm he did. _ _ _ _ _ _
Back toward the aisle. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [Bb] You're a pig?
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Oh, they're lovely. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ They got back to the house.
He's got backstage passes on him, too. _
They do.
Great.
Just chuck them on the barbie.
I'll be back in a few.
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_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Fm] Last night of the tour, folks.
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_ Well, here's a [C] song.
_ [F] It's a song from [Bb] the 60s.
I didn't write this one.
This was written by a songwriter by the name of Tim Harden.
_ _ Unfortunately, [Dm] Tim Harden was one of the [F] casualties.
He didn't make it out of the [Eb] 60s.
But [F] he wrote some great songs when he was alive.
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_ _ [Bb] This is two of them. _
One of them.
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[F] _ _ [Bb] _ I have two of them.
I have to [Eb] apologize to the ladies on this because [G] this song is somewhat [Bb] chauvinistic. _
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So [Bb] if you have a problem with this, _ _ I [Fm] didn't write it.
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If I were the carpenter, _ [Bb] _ you were [F] a lady, _ would you marry me anyway?
[Bb] Would you [F] have my baby? _
If I worked my hands in [Dm] wood, would you [F] still love me?
_ Come on, there's a baby here somewhere.
[Bb] And she'll [F] forever love me. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ If I were a _ [Bb] miller with a mill [F] wheel grinder, _ would you miss your color [Bb] blouse?
And your soft shoe _ _ shining?
If I think I was my dress, [Bb] _ would you [F] still love me?
_ Carrying the plans I [Bb] made, follow those [F] behind _ me.
_ [Bb] Save my love [F] through loneliness.
[Eb] Save [Gm] my love through [C] sorrow.
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Giving [Dm] you my [F] _ [Eb] loneliness.
Give me [F] your tomorrow. _ _ _ _ _
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_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ If I were a carpenter, _ [Bb] _ _ [F] you were a lady, _ would you marry me [Bb] anyway?
_ Would you [F] have my baby? _ _
If I worked my hands [Dm] in wood, would you [F] still love me?
Come on, there's a baby here somewhere.
_ [Bb] I'll bless you forever. _
_ _ _ _ [Eb] Save my love through [F] _ loneliness.
[Dm] Save my love through [F]
sorrow.
_ [D] Giving you my loneliness. _
_ [Eb] Give me your tomorrow.
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I were a carpenter, _ [Bb] _ you [F] were a lady, _ would you marry me [Bb] anyway?
_ Would you have [F] my baby? _ _
Would you marry me anyway?
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Would you have [F] my baby? _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ [N] Thank you!
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