Luyện nghe bài hát Canadian Pacific

Recorded by Hank

(D) I rode your liner to New (EM) foundland,
I (BM) made a living in an iron (A) mine.
When I (G) got my fill I went to (A) Scotia,
And I (E) the salty waters for a (A) time.

(D) through Prince Edward Island and New Bruns (EM) wick,
I could (BM) see the and cliffs of solid (A) stone.
Listening to the seagulls to each (A) other
Made me my darling and my distant (D) home.

(D) Pac (EM) ific, (A) carry me 3,000 (D) miles,
Through the and the (G) forests,
(A) To the of her (D) smile,
'Cross the plains and the (EM) mountains,
(A) this wandering boy from (D) harm.
Canadian (G) Pacific, (A) take me to my (D) arms.

(D) The disappeared on the (EM) horizon,
And (BM) lay waiting for me down the (A) track.
For a (G) while I a truck to keep from star-(A)-ving.
In (E) I was a lumber-(A)-jack.

Man-(D)-itoba and Saskatchewan (EM) followed,
Where the (BM) fields and the old Red River (A) flowed.
In the (G) hours your whistling on the (A) praire,
Touched my and set my memories (D) aglow.

(D) I could feel the nearness of her warm, (EM) kisses,
When you (BM) rolled Alberta westward (A) bound.
I worked (G) on an oil rig to make (A) money,
For a (E) ticket to the sweetest (A) around.

(D) Pushing on past Lake in all it's (EM) splendor,
Where the (BM) trees and touch the sky (A) above,
I got (G) to British and (A) heaven,
On your track I made it to my true (D) love.

Pacific, carry me 3,000 miles,
Through the and the forests,
To the of her smile.
'Cross the plains and the mountains,
Keep this wandering boy harm.
Pacific, take me to my baby's arms.