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Country Joe MacDonald The Man from Aphabaska

A performance with passion and integrity of one of my alltime favourite songs. Simply brilliant, Joe. Recorded at the Robin , Bilston 04/06/07 Joe puts his capo on the 4th fret and plays the song in the key of C# Minor, but he's playing these chords: Opening Am C G Am (Am) Oh the wife she tried to (C) tell me that 'twas (G) nothing but the (Am) thrumming Of a woodpecker arapping n the (E) hollow of a tree And she (Am) thought that I was(C) fooling when I (G) said it was the (Am) drumming Of the mustering of (C) legions and 'twas (E) calling unto me Twas (F) calling me to (C) pull my freight and (G) hop across the (Am) sea.... Then (F) down the lane came (C) Half-Breed Tom with (G) russet sail (C) aflying And the (F) word he said was (C) 'War again' so (G) what was I to (C) do? Oh the (F) dogs took to (C) howling and the (F) missus took to (C) crying As I (F) flung my silver (C) foxes in the(E) little birch canoe Yes, the old woman stood a blubbing till an island hid the view.... (Am) (Am-A7) And I tell them of the Furland , of the (F) tumpline and the paddle Of (A7) secret rivers loitering that (F) no one will explore And I(A7) tell them of the ranges, of the (F)pack strap and the saddle And the (A7) fill their pipes in silence and their (F) eyes beseech for more While (E) above the star shells fizzle and the high explosives (Am) roar! ....And I'll (F) rest in Atha (C) baska and I'll (E) leave it nevermore, I'll leave it nevermore (Am) Any errors/suggestions gratefully received....