West Virginia Coal

Amanda Cook

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Tom:
INTRO:
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Em D G D C C VERSE:
D Em G Daddy worked the coal mines until the day he died
D C And every day he would make what troubled momma's mind
Em G Numbers were rising the shafts were falling in
D C C We prayed to God that we would see my daddy again
Em G Winter came to Krueger's and shut down for repair
D C While the suit and ties that owned us wouldn't stop the mine affairs
Em G They promised the return of all the work the best they could
D C C On a foggy mountain morning daddy went to work for good
CHORUS:
D Em Place your hands in black dust was all he knew
C G G As he shoveled scraped the coal he made and the paycheck he was due
C D G Em A dollar for the company a penny for his time
C D Em As he worked his life away down in the mines INSTRUMENTAL:
Em G D C
Em G D C C VERSE:
Em G Covered in his coat of coal his skin black as night
D C Not enough air to breathe a struggle for his life
Em G It's been seven lonely years since we've heard that whistle blow
D C C Waiting for my pa to dig out all of West Virginia coal
Em G The people of the town all moved away to better things
D C But momma kept our family here to chase for daddy's dream
Em G Now we stand around his grave with just an empty hope
D C C Just like the miner buried here in these West Virginia coal CHORUS:
D Em Place your hands in black dust was all he knew
C G G As he shoveled scraped the coal he made and the paycheck he was due
C D G Em And a dollar for the company a penny for his time
C D Em As he worked his life away down in the mines OUTRO:
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