Stan Rogers – The Rawdon Hills (Guitar)

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[Verse 1]
A                   G                 D                   G
Worn down shacks of labour past, on a hill of broken stone

     D                     Em                G                 A
Once brought by men to the stamping mills to crush away the gold

       A                 G                  D              E
But before it could pass to their sons, the glory left the hole

    G            A                    G        D
The Rawdon Hills once were touched by gold
[Verse 2]
A                    G                       D                G
Grandsons of the mining men, scratch the fields among the trees

         D                          Em
When the gold played out, they were all turned out with

G                   A
granite dusted knees

G                                             D             A
But at night around the stoves, sometimes the stories still unfold

G                     A               G      D
The Rawdon Hills once were touched by gold
[Bridge]
A                Em                 D
Grandsons of the mining men, you'll see it in your dreams

C                     Em               D
Beneath your father's bones still lies the undiscovered seam

C                                       D
Of Quartzite, in a serpentine vein that marks the greatest yield

    G                                     A
And along the Midland railway, it's still told

        G            A                    G      D
How the Rawdon Hills once were touched by gold
[Verse 3]
A                G                             D                G
Eighty years has been and gone since there was color in the hole

        D                      Em           G                     A
And the careworn shades of the hard-rock men surround the old Cope lode

    G                A                   D                  A
And through the tiny hillside farms, the miner's tales grow old

G                A                    G
The Rawdon Hills once were touched by gold

G                A                    G   D
The Rawdon Hills once were touched by gold