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Man Of Constant Sorrow  Soggy Bottom Boys



([Bb]Constant s[C]orrow t[Bb]hrough his d[F]ays)
[F]I am the man of constant [Bb]sorrow
I've seen t[C]rouble [Bb]all my d[F]ays
[F]I bid farewell to ol' [Bb]Kentucky
The place where [C]I was b[Bb]orn and r[F]aised
(The p[Bb]lace where [C]he was b[Bb]orn and r[F]aised)
--Break-->  [F]     [Bb]  [C]  [Bb]  [F]
[F]For six long years, I've been in t[Bb]rouble
No pleasure h[C]ere on e[Bb]arth I f[F]ind
[F]For in this world, I'm bound to [Bb]ramble
I have no fr[C]iends to h[Bb]elp me n[F]ow
(He [Bb]has no fr[C]iends to h[Bb]elp him n[F]ow)
--Break-->  [F]     [Bb]  [C]  [Bb]  [F]
[F]It's fair thee well, my old true l[Bb]over,
I never ex[C]pect to s[Bb]ee you a[F]gain.
[F]Oh, I'm bound to ride that northern [Bb]railroad
Perhaps I'll d[C]ie up[Bb]on this t[F]rain
(Perh[Bb]aps I'll d[C]ie up[Bb]on this t[F]rain)
--Break-->  [F]     [Bb]  [C]  [Bb]  [F]
[F]You can bury me in some deep [Bb]valley,
For many [C]years where I [Bb]may l[F]ay.
[F]And you may learn to love a[Bb]nother
while I am s[C]leeping in [Bb]my g[F]rave.
(While [Bb]he is s[C]leeping in [Bb]his g[F]rave.)
--Break-->  [F]     [Bb]  [C]  [Bb]  [F]
[F]Maybe your friends think I'm just a [Bb]stranger
My face you'll [C]never s[Bb]ee no m[F]ore
[F]But there is one promise that is [Bb]given
I'll meet you [C]on God's [Bb]golden s[F]hore
(He'll m[Bb]eet you [C]on God's [Bb]golden s[F]hore)[F]

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