Theres Gold In The Mountains

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There's Gold In the Mountains – Elvis Presley
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Written by: Bernie Baum/Bill Giant/Florence Kaye
From: “Kissin’ Cousins” (1963)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 2nd fret
Play: D
Key: E
For chords in original key transpose +2
CHORDS
E-A-D-G-B-e
G/D x-x-0-4-3-3
C/G 3-x-2-0-1-3
D/A x-0-4-2-3-x
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[Intro]
| D   G/E| D| D   G/E| D  
(break)
[Verse]
There are Dlots of girlsG/D  D  
In the DmountainsG/D  D  
And they're Gworth their weiC/GghtG  
In DgoldG/D  D  
When they're in my AarmsD/A  A  
With their lovin' GcharmsC/G  G  
A DtreaG/Dsure Achest I Dhold G/D(brDeak)
[Chorus]
Well there's Ggold in the mountains, Dmaj7love in the hills
EmI don't need no A7city women with Ddiamonds and frills
There's Ggold in the mountains and Dmaj7oh what scenery
The Emprettiest girls .A.. I ever did seeD  G/D  D  
(break) (break)
[Verse]
There's such Dbeauty thereG/D  D  
In the DmountainsG/D  D  
You can Gfeel your kneesC/G  G  
Growin' DweakG/D  D  
Every single AboyD/A  A  
Feels the height of GjoyC/G  G  
When he Dclimbs G/Dthat Amountain DpeakG/D  D  
[Chorus]
Well there's Ggold in the mountains, Dmaj7love in the hills
EmI don't need no A7city women with Ddiamonds and frills
There's Ggold in the mountains and Dmaj7oh what scenery
The Emprettiest girls .A.. I ever did Dsee, I said there’s ...
[Chorus]
GGold in the mountains, Dmaj7love in the hills
EmI don't need no A7city women with Ddiamonds and frills
There's Ggold in the mountains and Dmaj7oh what scenery
The Emprettiest girls .A.. I ever did Dsee G/D(bDreak)
(break) (break)
[Coda]
I ever did Dsee G/D(bDreak)
I ever did DseeG/D  D  D  

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