Chords for The Charlie Daniels Band - Cumberland Mountain Number Nin.wmv
Tempo:
85.75 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
Em
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
Baby, don't you cry, [C] cause mama's [G] coming home.
Papa's gonna bring it [C] back, some kittens [G] and some corn.
[D] Les Bronson took his [C] log right down to the bowl,
[G] Where the leeway still got [C] hooked along.
[Am] [G] Going, fairy [C] gear is almost out of [G] haul.
Don't you go off blaming God, you know it [G] ain't his fault.
[D] One time when life was [C] fine, someone found the wine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
[G] That still was the best step [C] still they ever [G] did make.
Couldn't stand for nothing [C] less, stand for [G] no mistake.
[D] That fall we made a [C] haul, we filled a limestone mine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
[G] [C]
Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting stiff, saying, [C]
one place for sure.
[G] We done [Em] found a cure.
[G]
Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
[G]
[A]
[C] [G] [D]
[C] [G] [Em]
[C] [Em]
[G]
[D] [G]
[C] [G]
Black coal drums stripped mine [C] away, of course that's shed [G] it's load.
Kept them brewed, a running smooth, [C] along a thundering [G] road.
[D] Way back down in Gregory Gap, [C] the devil's tunes flowed by.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain number [C] nine.
[G] The FBI had followed us for years.
Eventually they got sent, and napped us by the ears.
[D] The man said, son, I'll blow up [C] everything between your ears.
You [Em] got to face about [C] twenty years.
[G]
[C] Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting [G] stiff, saying, [C] get out from this hell.
[G] I'm so [Em] into hell.
[G] Come to [Em] Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
Come to Luton [D] Mountain [G] number nine.
[A]
[F#m]
[A] [Am]
[A]
Baby, don't you cry, [C] cause mama's [G] coming home.
Papa's gonna bring it [C] back, some kittens [G] and some corn.
[D] Les Bronson took his [C] log right down to the bowl,
[G] Where the leeway still got [C] hooked along.
[Am] [G] Going, fairy [C] gear is almost out of [G] haul.
Don't you go off blaming God, you know it [G] ain't his fault.
[D] One time when life was [C] fine, someone found the wine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
[G] That still was the best step [C] still they ever [G] did make.
Couldn't stand for nothing [C] less, stand for [G] no mistake.
[D] That fall we made a [C] haul, we filled a limestone mine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
[G] [C]
Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting stiff, saying, [C]
one place for sure.
[G] We done [Em] found a cure.
[G]
Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
[G]
[A]
[C] [G] [D]
[C] [G] [Em]
[C] [Em]
[G]
[D] [G]
[C] [G]
Black coal drums stripped mine [C] away, of course that's shed [G] it's load.
Kept them brewed, a running smooth, [C] along a thundering [G] road.
[D] Way back down in Gregory Gap, [C] the devil's tunes flowed by.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain number [C] nine.
[G] The FBI had followed us for years.
Eventually they got sent, and napped us by the ears.
[D] The man said, son, I'll blow up [C] everything between your ears.
You [Em] got to face about [C] twenty years.
[G]
[C] Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting [G] stiff, saying, [C] get out from this hell.
[G] I'm so [Em] into hell.
[G] Come to [Em] Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
Come to Luton [D] Mountain [G] number nine.
[A]
[F#m]
[A] [Am]
[A]
Key:
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Em
A
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_ _ _ Baby, don't you cry, [C] cause mama's [G] coming home.
_ _ Papa's gonna bring it [C] back, some kittens [G] and some corn.
[D] Les Bronson took his [C] log right down to the bowl,
[G] Where the leeway still got [C] hooked along.
[Am] _ _ [G] Going, fairy [C] gear is almost out of [G] haul.
Don't you go off blaming God, you know it [G] ain't his fault.
[D] One time when life was [C] fine, someone found the wine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ _ [G] That still was the best step [C] still they ever [G] did make.
Couldn't stand for nothing [C] less, stand for [G] no mistake.
[D] That fall we made a [C] haul, we filled a limestone mine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C]
Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting stiff, saying, _ _ [C]
one place for sure.
[G] We done [Em] found a cure.
[G]
Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
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_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [Em] _
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G]
Black coal drums stripped mine [C] away, of course that's shed [G] it's load.
Kept them brewed, a running smooth, [C] along a thundering [G] road.
[D] Way back down in Gregory Gap, [C] the devil's tunes flowed by.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain number [C] nine.
_ [G] The FBI _ had followed us for years.
Eventually they got sent, and napped us by the ears.
[D] The man said, son, I'll blow up [C] everything between your ears.
You [Em] got to face about [C] twenty years.
_ [G] _ _ _
_ [C] Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting [G] stiff, saying, _ [C] get out from this hell.
[G] I'm so [Em] into hell.
_ [G] Come to [Em] Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ _ Come to Luton [D] Mountain [G] number nine. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
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_ _ _ Baby, don't you cry, [C] cause mama's [G] coming home.
_ _ Papa's gonna bring it [C] back, some kittens [G] and some corn.
[D] Les Bronson took his [C] log right down to the bowl,
[G] Where the leeway still got [C] hooked along.
[Am] _ _ [G] Going, fairy [C] gear is almost out of [G] haul.
Don't you go off blaming God, you know it [G] ain't his fault.
[D] One time when life was [C] fine, someone found the wine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ _ [G] That still was the best step [C] still they ever [G] did make.
Couldn't stand for nothing [C] less, stand for [G] no mistake.
[D] That fall we made a [C] haul, we filled a limestone mine.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C]
Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting stiff, saying, _ _ [C]
one place for sure.
[G] We done [Em] found a cure.
[G]
Come to Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ [G] _
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_ _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [Em] _
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G]
Black coal drums stripped mine [C] away, of course that's shed [G] it's load.
Kept them brewed, a running smooth, [C] along a thundering [G] road.
[D] Way back down in Gregory Gap, [C] the devil's tunes flowed by.
[G] Come to Luton Mountain number [C] nine.
_ [G] The FBI _ had followed us for years.
Eventually they got sent, and napped us by the ears.
[D] The man said, son, I'll blow up [C] everything between your ears.
You [Em] got to face about [C] twenty years.
_ [G] _ _ _
_ [C] Bitter come change, [G] spring bring rain.
We were getting [G] stiff, saying, _ [C] get out from this hell.
[G] I'm so [Em] into hell.
_ [G] Come to [Em] Luton Mountain [C] number nine.
_ _ Come to Luton [D] Mountain [G] number nine. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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