Chords for Johnny and June Carter Cash - When it's Springtime in Alaska .
Tempo:
65.5 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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When it's springtime [A] in Alaska, it's forty below.
I [E] mushed from Point [B] Barrow through a blizzard [A] of snow.
into Fairbanks, the city was a boom.
Red [A] Dog C-Loom.
When I walked through the [Em] door, the music [E] was clear.
[A] The prettiest [E] voice I had heard in two years.
would make a man's blood run cold.
[A] below.
I [E] mushed from Point [B] Barrow through a blizzard [A] of snow.
into Fairbanks, the city was a boom.
Red [A] Dog C-Loom.
When I walked through the [Em] door, the music [E] was clear.
[A] The prettiest [E] voice I had heard in two years.
would make a man's blood run cold.
[A] below.
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When it's springtime [A] in Alaska, it's forty below. _
_ I [E] mushed from Point [B] Barrow through a blizzard [A] of snow.
Been [E] out prospecting for two years or so.
Pulled into Fairbanks, the city was a boom.
So [Em] I took a little stroll [Eb] to the Red [A] Dog C-Loom.
Yes, he [E] took a little stroll to the Red [A] Dog C-Loom.
_ When I walked through the [Em] door, the music [E] was clear.
[A] The prettiest [E] voice I had heard in two years.
The song she kept singing would make a man's blood run cold.
When it's [Am] springtime in Alaska, it's forty [A] below.
When it's springtime in Alaska, it's forty below.
It was Red-Headed Lil [Em] that was singing [E] so sweet.
I reached down and took the snow packs off of [A] my feet.
I reached for the gal that was singing the tune.
[E] We did the Eskimo Hop all [A] around the C-Loom.
We did the Eskimo Hop all around the C-Loom. _
_ Where the caribou crawl and the grizzly bear hug.
We did our dance on a Kodiak rug.
The song she kept singing would make a man's blood run cold.
When it's springtime in Alaska, it's forty below.
When it's springtime in Alaska, it's forty below. _
I [Em] was as innocent as [E] I could be.
I didn't [A] know that Lil was Big Edgewife to be.
He took out [E] his knife and he gave it a throw.
When it's springtime in Alaska, [A] I'll be six feet [A] below.
When it's springtime in Alaska, [D] he's six feet [A] below. _
_ I [E] mushed from Point [B] Barrow through a blizzard [A] of snow.
Been [E] out prospecting for two years or so.
Pulled into Fairbanks, the city was a boom.
So [Em] I took a little stroll [Eb] to the Red [A] Dog C-Loom.
Yes, he [E] took a little stroll to the Red [A] Dog C-Loom.
_ When I walked through the [Em] door, the music [E] was clear.
[A] The prettiest [E] voice I had heard in two years.
The song she kept singing would make a man's blood run cold.
When it's [Am] springtime in Alaska, it's forty [A] below.
When it's springtime in Alaska, it's forty below.
It was Red-Headed Lil [Em] that was singing [E] so sweet.
I reached down and took the snow packs off of [A] my feet.
I reached for the gal that was singing the tune.
[E] We did the Eskimo Hop all [A] around the C-Loom.
We did the Eskimo Hop all around the C-Loom. _
_ Where the caribou crawl and the grizzly bear hug.
We did our dance on a Kodiak rug.
The song she kept singing would make a man's blood run cold.
When it's springtime in Alaska, it's forty below.
When it's springtime in Alaska, it's forty below. _
I [Em] was as innocent as [E] I could be.
I didn't [A] know that Lil was Big Edgewife to be.
He took out [E] his knife and he gave it a throw.
When it's springtime in Alaska, [A] I'll be six feet [A] below.
When it's springtime in Alaska, [D] he's six feet [A] below. _