Chords for Wolverton Mountain
Tempo:
79.7 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
Bb
Eb
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [A] [D] They say don't go on [A] Wolverton Mountain if you're looking [D] for a wife.
Cross Clifton Flowers has a [A] pretty young daughter.
He's mighty handy with a [D] gun and a knife.
Her [A] tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain [A] protects her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] enter there.
All of my dreams are on [A] Wolverton Mountain.
I want his daughter [D] for my wife.
I'll take my chances and [A] climb that mountain.
No, Clifton Flowers, he might take [D] my life.
[A] Her tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain protects [A] her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] wander there.
[Bb]
[Eb] I'm going up on [Bb] Wolverton Mountain.
It's too lonesome down [Eb] here below.
It's just not right to [Bb] hide his daughter from the water.
Who [Eb] loves her so?
Her [Bb] tender lips are [Eb] sweeter than honey.
[Cm] And Wolverton Mountain [F] [Bb] protects her there.
The [Eb] bears and the birds tell [Bb] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [Eb] wander there.
But I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
[Eb] I'm going to climb up on his mountain.
[Bb] I'm going to take the girl I love.
I [Eb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
I'm [Bb] going to climb up on that mountain.
And [Eb] I'll get the one I love.
I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
[Eb]
Cross Clifton Flowers has a [A] pretty young daughter.
He's mighty handy with a [D] gun and a knife.
Her [A] tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain [A] protects her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] enter there.
All of my dreams are on [A] Wolverton Mountain.
I want his daughter [D] for my wife.
I'll take my chances and [A] climb that mountain.
No, Clifton Flowers, he might take [D] my life.
[A] Her tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain protects [A] her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] wander there.
[Bb]
[Eb] I'm going up on [Bb] Wolverton Mountain.
It's too lonesome down [Eb] here below.
It's just not right to [Bb] hide his daughter from the water.
Who [Eb] loves her so?
Her [Bb] tender lips are [Eb] sweeter than honey.
[Cm] And Wolverton Mountain [F] [Bb] protects her there.
The [Eb] bears and the birds tell [Bb] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [Eb] wander there.
But I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
[Eb] I'm going to climb up on his mountain.
[Bb] I'm going to take the girl I love.
I [Eb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
I'm [Bb] going to climb up on that mountain.
And [Eb] I'll get the one I love.
I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
[Eb]
Key:
D
A
Bb
Eb
E
D
A
Bb
[D] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ They say don't go on [A] Wolverton Mountain if you're looking _ [D] for a wife.
Cross Clifton Flowers has a [A] pretty young daughter.
He's mighty handy with a [D] gun and a knife.
Her [A] tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain [A] protects her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] enter there. _
All of my dreams are on [A] Wolverton Mountain.
I want his daughter _ [D] for my wife.
I'll take my chances and [A] climb that mountain.
No, Clifton Flowers, he might take [D] my life.
[A] Her tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain protects [A] her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] wander there.
[Bb] _
[Eb] I'm going up on [Bb] Wolverton Mountain. _
It's too lonesome down [Eb] here below.
It's just not right to [Bb] hide his daughter _ from the water.
Who [Eb] loves her so?
Her [Bb] tender lips are [Eb] sweeter than honey.
[Cm] And Wolverton Mountain [F] _ [Bb] protects her there.
The [Eb] bears and the birds tell [Bb] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [Eb] wander there.
But I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
[Eb] I'm going to climb up on his mountain.
[Bb] I'm going to take the girl I love.
I [Eb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
I'm [Bb] going to climb up on that mountain.
And [Eb] I'll get the one I love.
I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
Cross Clifton Flowers has a [A] pretty young daughter.
He's mighty handy with a [D] gun and a knife.
Her [A] tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain [A] protects her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] enter there. _
All of my dreams are on [A] Wolverton Mountain.
I want his daughter _ [D] for my wife.
I'll take my chances and [A] climb that mountain.
No, Clifton Flowers, he might take [D] my life.
[A] Her tender lips are [D] sweeter than honey.
And [E] Wolverton Mountain protects [A] her there.
The [D] bears and the birds tell [A] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [D] wander there.
[Bb] _
[Eb] I'm going up on [Bb] Wolverton Mountain. _
It's too lonesome down [Eb] here below.
It's just not right to [Bb] hide his daughter _ from the water.
Who [Eb] loves her so?
Her [Bb] tender lips are [Eb] sweeter than honey.
[Cm] And Wolverton Mountain [F] _ [Bb] protects her there.
The [Eb] bears and the birds tell [Bb] Clifton Flowers
if a stranger should [Eb] wander there.
But I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
[Eb] I'm going to climb up on his mountain.
[Bb] I'm going to take the girl I love.
I [Eb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
I'm [Bb] going to climb up on that mountain.
And [Eb] I'll get the one I love.
I [Bb] don't care about Clifton Flowers.
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _