Chords for Mark Knopfler - Sailing to Philadelphia LIVE 2001 Toronto [AMAZING AUDIO!!]

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[F#m] I'm a _ _ _ Geordie boy, a glass of wine with a Eustace [A] in a ladies [D] heartland.
_ _ [E] Old Durham [A] and [D] Northumberland, _
_ [E] treasured [A] up by [D] my own _ _
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It [A] was my fate [D] from birth to make my mark [E] upon you.
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_ _ [F#m] calls me Charlie Mason, _ _ stargazer of mine.
It seems that I was born [A] to chart the evening [D] sky.
_ [E] They cut me [A] out for [D] bacon bread, _ _ [E] but I had [A] other [D] dreams instead.
_ [E] This baker's [A] boy from [D] the West Country will join the Royal [E] Society. _
And _ _ _ we [A] are sailing [E] [F#] to [D] Philadelphia, _ _ [A] a [C#m] world away [Bm] from the cold of [E] time.
_ [C#m] Sailing to [F#m] Philadelphia [D] _ [F#m] to _ [F#] draw [E] a line, _ [D] the Mason [E] _ [A] Dixon line. _ _ _
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_ Well, [F#m] you're a good survey Dixon, but I swear you'll make me mad.
[F#] The West gonna kill us both [A] in your gullible [D] Geordie land.
_ _ [E] _ You [A] talk of [D] liberty, _ _ [E] how can [A] America [D] be free?
_ [E] A Geordie [A] and a [D] baker's boy in the forests of the [E] Iroquois. _
_ _ _ _ [F#m] Now hold your head up, Dixon, see America as air.
_ Morning tide has [A] raised the capes [D] of Delaware.
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Come [A] up and [D] feel the sun, _ _ [E] a new [A] morning [D] has begun.
_ _ [E] Another [A] day will [D] make it clear _ _ why Eustace [E] should guide us here.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] We are [E] sailing to [F#m] Philadelphia, [D] _ _ _
[A] [C#m] a world away from [Bm] the cold [E] of time. _
[C#m] Sailing to [F#m] Philadelphia [D] _
[F#m] to _ draw a [E] line, _ _ [D] the [A] Mason [E] _ _ [Bm] _ _ [A] _ _
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Sailing to Philadelphia to draw a line, the Mason Dixon line.
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