Blue Diamond Mines

Kathy Mattea

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Tom:
INTRO: G F G F G
F I remember the ways in the bygone days
G F G When we were in our prime
F When us and John L give the old man hell
G F G Down in the Blue Diamond Mine
F Well, the whistle blowed as the rooster crow
G F G Two hours before daylight
F When a man done his best and he's earned his good rest
G F G Paid seventeen dollars a night CHORUS:
F In the mines in the mines
G C In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G I worked my life away
F In the mines in the mines
G C In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G Oh, fall on your knees and pray INTERLUDE: G F G C G
F You old black gold, you've taken my lung
G F G And your dust has darkened my home
F And now that we're old, you're turning your back
G F G Where else can an old miner go
F Well, it's Algoma Block and it's Big Leather Woods
G F G And now its Blue Diamond too
F Well, the pits are all closed, better get another job
G F G What else can an old miner do? CHORUS:
F In the mines in the mines
G C In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G I worked my life away
F In the mines in the mines
G C In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G Oh, fall on your knees and pray INTERLUDE: G F G C G
F John L had a dream, but it's broken it seems
G F G Mining has had it's day
F But they're stripping off my mountain top
G F G And they pay me eight dollars a day
F You might get a little poke of welfare meal
G F G A little poke of welfare flour
F But I tell you right now, you won't qualify
G F G 'Til you work for a quarter an hour CHORUS:
F In the mines in the mines
G C In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G I worked my life away
F In the mines in the mines
G C In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G Oh, fall on your knees and pray
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