Luyện nghe bài hát Canadian Pacific

Recorded by Hank

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

Passing (D) through Prince Edward Island and New (EM) wick,
I (BM) see the rocks and cliffs of solid (A) stone.
Listening to the seagulls calling to each (A)
Made me miss my darling and my (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) Keep wandering boy from (D) harm.
Canadian (G) Pacific, (A) me to my baby's (D) arms.

(D) The Atlantic on the (EM) horizon,
And (BM) Quebec lay 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) wheat fields and the old Red (A) flowed.
In the (G) quiet hours whistling on the (A) praire,
Touched my heart and set my (D) aglow.

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

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

Canadian Pacific, me 3,000 miles,
the valleys and the forests,
To the of her smile.
the plains and the rugged mountains,
Keep wandering boy from harm.
Pacific, take me to my baby's arms.