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Coming From The Mountains

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[Intro]
A
[Chorus]
AOhhh, we're comin' from the mountains
AAcross the Northern plains
AIt's off to California
Then Bback again to EMaine
Singin' a Asong that you all know
AThen let your voices go
ASo, sing it out, my brothers
WherDever Ewe may Ago
[Verse]
We Etravelled here, we travelled there
We Atravelled everywhere
We Ego by air, we go by rail
N.C.
Any place they pay us scale
DNow, repeat the chorus, here we Ego
[Chorus]
AWe're comin' from the mountains,
AAcross the Northern plains
AIt's off to California
Then Bback again to EMaine
Singin' a Asong that you all know
AThen let your voices go
ASo, sing it out, my brothers
WherDever Ewe may Ago
[Verse]
The Efolk group has a banjo
BeAcause it's really in
I'll Elet you hear my banjo ring
N.C.
When I learn to play the thing
DNow, repeat the chorus, here we Ego
[Chorus]
AWe're comin' from the mountains
AAcross the Northern plains
AIt's off to California
Then Bback again to EMaine
Singin' a Asong that you all know
AThen let your voices go
ASo, sing it out, my brothers
WherDever Ewe may Ago
[Verse]
The Eboys with Davy Crockett
Who Adied at the Alamo
We Eheard them say when they attacked
N.C.
I knew this room would kill the act
DNow, repeat the chorus, here we Ego
[Chorus]
AWe're comin' from the mountains
AAcross the Northern plains
AIt's off to California
Then Bback again to EMaine
Singin' a Asong that you all know
AThen let your voices go
ASo, sing it out, my brothers
WherDever Ewe may Ago
[Chorus]
AWe're comin' from the mountains
AAcross the Northern plains
AIt's off to California
Then Bback again to EMaine
Singin' a Asong that you all know
AThen let your voices go
ASo, sing it out, my brothers
WherDever Ewe may Ago

All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

The Kingston Trio was a significant American folk and pop music group instrumental in the folk revival of the late 1950s and 1960s, known for their influential sound and widespread popularity. Their work helped to shape the direction of popular music in the U.S. and brought folk music to a broad audience. "Coming From The Mountains" fits within their catalog of songs that often evoke a sense of place and journey. This song carries a feeling of movement and perhaps a return or a new beginning.

AI-written from these sources:The Kingston Trio — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Coming From The Mountains

by The Kingston Trio

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[Intro]

[Chorus]

Ohhh, we're comin' from the mountains

Across the Northern plains

It's off to California

B E

Then back again to Maine

Singin' a song that you all know

Then let your voices go

So, sing it out, my brothers

D E A

Wherever we may go

[Verse]

We travelled here, we travelled there

We travelled everywhere

We go by air, we go by rail

N.C.

Any place they pay us scale

D E

Now, repeat the chorus, here we go

[Chorus]

We're comin' from the mountains,

Across the Northern plains

It's off to California

B E

Then back again to Maine

Singin' a song that you all know

Then let your voices go

So, sing it out, my brothers

D E A

Wherever we may go

[Verse]

The folk group has a banjo

Because it's really in

I'll let you hear my banjo ring

N.C.

When I learn to play the thing

D E

Now, repeat the chorus, here we go

[Chorus]

We're comin' from the mountains

Across the Northern plains

It's off to California

B E

Then back again to Maine

Singin' a song that you all know

Then let your voices go

So, sing it out, my brothers

D E A

Wherever we may go

[Verse]

The boys with Davy Crockett

Who died at the Alamo

We heard them say when they attacked

N.C.

I knew this room would kill the act

D E

Now, repeat the chorus, here we go

[Chorus]

We're comin' from the mountains

Across the Northern plains

It's off to California

B E

Then back again to Maine

Singin' a song that you all know

Then let your voices go

So, sing it out, my brothers

D E A

Wherever we may go

[Chorus]

We're comin' from the mountains

Across the Northern plains

It's off to California

B E

Then back again to Maine

Singin' a song that you all know

Then let your voices go

So, sing it out, my brothers

D E A

Wherever we may go

About Coming From The Mountains Chords by The Kingston Trio

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