Chords for Warren Haynes - Railroad Boy

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_ [G] This is an old traditional Celtic folk song called Railroad Boy.
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_ _ _ _ She went upstairs to make her bed.
And not a [C] word to her mother said.
_ Her mother she went upstairs to.
Said daughter, oh daughter, [D] _ what's troubling [A] you? _ _ _
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Her mother's [A] eyes cannot tell.
_ That railroad [C] boy [A] that I loved so well.
Court didn't mean my life away.
_ And now [C] at home, [A] no longer stay.
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_ Is there a place in London town, where the railroad [C] boy goes and [A] sits down?
Takes a young strange girl as a maid.
_ Just thinks [C] of her, [A] he won't say to me.
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Father he came home from work.
Said where's [C] my daughter, _ [D] what's [A] troubling her? _
Went _ upstairs to give her hope. _
[C] Found her [D] hanging by [A] a rope. _
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_ He took his knife and cut her down.
[Am] And on her puzzle, these [A] words were found.
Dig my grave, both wide and deep.
Put some marble stones, and my heavy hands and feet.
_ And on my breast, put some white snow dug.
Tell the world, _ I died for love.
Tell the world, that I died for love.
Tell [C] the world, [D] that I [A] died for love.
_ Tell the [Am] world, _ [D] _ _
that I died for love. _ _ _ _
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[Dm] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ Wow.