Chords for Stompin' Tom, I been everywhere Man

This here next song is a story about the fellow
that was hitchhiking away down in southern Nevada.
Along come this big long truck loaded down with
potatoes and the trucker put on the air brakes
and pulled over to the side and said,
jump in son, throw in your bag and the one you're
carrying and he said, we're only a bin son.
Well he said, I've been everywhere man and that's
the name of this one.
_ I was hitchhiking down along [C] the dusty Winnemucca road.
Along came a transport truck with a high canvas
covered load.
If you're [F] going to Winnemucca, Mac, [C] with me you can ride.
I climbed into the kip, I settled down inside.
[G] He asked me if I'd seen a road with so much dust and sand.
I said, listen bud, I've traveled every road in this here land.
[C] I've been everywhere man, I've been everywhere man.
[F] Crossed the deserts bare man, [C] I've craved the mountains air [G] man.
I've traveled, I've done my share man, I've been [A] everywhere.
[C] Where you been he says, oh let me see now, a couple of [Cm] places.
[C] Aventarino, Chicago, Fargo, Minnesota, Buffalo, Toronto,
Arkansas, [F] South Dakota, Wichita, Tulsa, Ottawa, Oklahoma,
Tampa, [Cm] Panama, Matamoros, [G] Arango, Baltimore, El Salvador,
Amarillo, Manitoba, Guaymara, Delaware, Nicaragua.
I've been everywhere man, I've been [F] everywhere man.
Crossed the deserts [C] bare man, I've craved the mountains air man.
I've [G] traveled, I've done my share man, I've been [C] everywhere.
_ As Nat Brady says, after a long pause, he says, Boston,
[G] Charleston, Dayton, Louisiana, Washington, Houston, Kingston,
[F] Texarkana, Monterey, Fairday, Santa Fe, [C] Kalapu, Spin Rock,
Halifax, [G] Little Rock, Irve, Roos, Tennessee, Hennessy,
Tippecay, [C] Spirit Lake, Grand Lake, Other Lake, Larger Lake,
for Pete's sake.
I've been everywhere man, I've been everywhere man.
[F] Crossed the deserts bare [C] man, I've craved the [G] mountains air man.
I've traveled, I've done my share man, I've [C] been everywhere.
_ _ This truck driver turned around again to me and said, look
buddy, if you ain't Hank Snow, don't you ever shut up.
And I says, _ _ Louisville, Nashville, Knoxville, Omaha, New York,
Newark, Costa Rica, Utah, Montreal, Springfield, Bakersfield,
Port Hagen, Freck, Cadillac, Fonza, Lack, [G] Devonport, Idaho,
Mexico, Argentina, Damantino, Pasadena, [Cm] Catania, see what I mean Jack?
[C] I've been everywhere man, I've been everywhere [F] man.
Crossed the deserts bare man, [C] I've craved the mountains air [G] man.
I've traveled, I've done my share man, I've been everywhere.
[Cm] _ This truck driver turned around [C] again to me and said, look
here Mike, I'm kind of getting sick and tired of you talking
about all these United States cities and towns.
I'm a Canadian truck driver and I want to hear a little bit of
the North Country for a change.
_ Well, I said there's always North Bay and heading up into
northern Ontario to places like the Mog Amin, Ulistrad,
Haleyberry, Cobalt, Timmins, Ansonville, Kirkland Lake,
Backman, Cappus, Casing, Hearst, Geraldton, Beardsmore and the Lakehead.
And heading from Nipigon down 17 into Scriber, Marathon, White
River, Wah Wah and Sioux St.
Marie.
Heading eastward from the Sioux on 17 to Thessalon, Blind
River, Elliott Lake, Manitoulin Island, Espanola, Sudbury,
Cache Bay, Sturgeon Falls and back to North Bay.
Heading down south now number 11 to Huntsville, Bracebridge,
Ravenhurst, Orillia, Barrie, Aurora, Newmarket and even Stouffville
and another town we all know well called Toronto, Placid,
Grambleburg, Colorado, Winnipeg, Ricksburg, Vicksburg,
Alder, [F] Battle Army, the Alamo, Chattanooga, Vancouver,
[G] Jasper, Nebraska, West Gopher, Ike, Carrollville, Waterloo,
Kalamazoo, Kansas [C] City, Sioux City, City City, Dutch City,
what a pity.
I've been everywhere man, I've been everywhere [F] man,
lost it in the despair man, [C] I've breathed them out and dear [G] man,
I've tried my life but my dear man, I've been [C] everywhere.
_ Well this truck driver looked at me again and he said, he said,
he said, don't you know nothing about the maritimes at all,
boy? _ _
Yeah, he had the audacity to ask me, of course you Newfoundlanders
wouldn't understand that word, _ _ that's a big word I learned in
the first Skinner's Pawn School, Prince Edward Island. _ _
Didn't really mean that you know, but I had to say it anyhow.
_ Yeah, he says, don't you know nothing about the maritimes?
I said, look boy, I can tell by the big spuds on the back of your
rig, you must be a smudge picker from Prince Edward Island,
I can tell you that much about the maritimes.
You must be friends with them there blue [Cm] nosers from Nova Scotia
and the New [C] Brunswick Heron soakers, not to mention anything of
course about them squid jigging lads from over Newfoundland.
Now the run of the towns in the maritimes goes like this way.
There's Monkton, Shetland, St.
John, Cumberland, Grand Falls,
Sackville, [F] Newtown, South Africa, Gonzalo Town, Somerset,
Lace, [C] Annapolis, Spring Hill, Sidney, Mines, Negrosco,
[G] Antigonish, Windsor, Coral, Gander, [C] Bonavista, St.
John's,
Winnipeg, Waterbass and Mr.
I've been everywhere man,
I've been [F] everywhere man, Fawcett and Fitzpierre man,
I've braved the [Gm] mountains there man, but there's just one [G] place
I haven't been, Tramp on the Gas and Roller man,
Soon we're gonna be there man, soon we're [C] gonna be there. _ _ _ _
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