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Man Of Constant Sorrow

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Man Of Constant Sorrow chords
Form a D chord on 5th fret then slide to 4th fret, 3rd Fret, 2nd Fret
 C   G   D2x
D
I Dam a man of constant Csorrow,
I've seen trouble all my Ddays
I'll say goodbye to ColoCrado,
where I was born and prob'ly Draised
Your mother says I am a Cstranger,
my face you'll never see no Dmore
But there's one promise Cdarling,
I'll see you on God's golden Dshore
 C   G   D2x
D
Through this open world I'm about to Cramble,
dry snow, sleet and Drain
I am about to rob the mornin' Crailroad,
perhaps I'll die on that Dtrain
I'm goin' back to ColoCrado,
place that I started Dfrom
If I'd knowed how bad you'd Ctreat me,
honey, I never would have Dcome
 C   G   D4x
* Alternate:
Capo II
 C= Bb  
 G= F  
 D= C  

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Man Of Constant Sorrow

by Rod Stewart

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Man Of Constant Sorrow chords

Form a D chord on 5th fret then slide to 4th fret, 3rd Fret, 2nd Fret

C G D

D C

I am a man of constant sorrow,

I've seen trouble all my days

I'll say goodbye to Colorado,

where I was born and prob'ly raised

Your mother says I am a stranger,

my face you'll never see no more

But there's one promise darling,

I'll see you on God's golden shore

C G D

Through this open world I'm about to ramble,

dry snow, sleet and rain

I am about to rob the mornin' railroad,

perhaps I'll die on that train

I'm goin' back to Colorado,

place that I started from

If I'd knowed how bad you'd treat me,

honey, I never would have come

C G D

* Alternate:

Capo II

C Bb

G F

D C

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