Glen Campbell – Dark As A Dungeon (Guitar)

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Come listen you fellows     so young and so fine

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And seek not your fortune   in a dark dreary mine

                A7             D            E
It'll form as a habit       an seep in your soul

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Till the stream of your blood is as black as the coal

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It's dark as a dungeon      an damp as the dew

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Where troubles are doubled  and pleasures are few

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Where the rain never falls  And the sun never shines

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Its dark as a dungeon       way down in the mine

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Well I hope when I'm gone   and the ages shall roll

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My body will blacken        and turn into coal

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Then I'll look from the door of my heavenly home 

    A               D          A
And pity the miners digging my bones

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The midnight   the morning    or the middle of day

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Is the same to the miner      who labors away.

                    A7              D       E
Where the demons of death     often come by surprise,

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One fall of the slate and you're buried alive.

E                E7       D           A
Its dark as a dungeon and damp as the dew

      E            E7       D             A
Where danger is doubled and pleasures are few

                     A7               D         E
Where the rain never falls    And the sun never shines

    A                     D           A
Its dark as a dungeon way down in the mine