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Mile Bertrand

The United Steel Workers Of Montreal
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
Dirty  boats and filthy  ropes.
Sore  backs from crooked  jacks.
Straw  boss and Irish  moss.
Kerosene  and coal.
Slinging  hash and counting  cash.
Coffee  stains and neck  strains.
Manager  smiles at broken  tiles
on  the greasy old floors.
Slow  pokes and tow  ropes.
Sailors  knots and widows  plots.
We  hear the yell of the the steeple  bell,
Of  St. Cunégonde.
Cads’  hands and frying  pans.
Cash  in, clear  the bin.
Mopping  floors and closing  doors.
I’m  on my way home  to you.
But  dreaming  just comes easy
When  the work is too hard  to bear.
But  staring  in your eyes  dear,
believing  our dreams  can be here.
We  meet at night, ‘neath  the dirty light.
Filthy  jeans with worn  out seams
Lunch  box is out  of hock.
Will  we drink the night away?
 Extra verse...
Change  your shoes, this  afternoon
You  fixed your hair because  you care
Lipstick  will  do the trick
Will  we dance until the dawn?
But  dreaming  just comes easy
When  the work is too hard  to bear.
But  staring  in your eyes  dear,
Means  believing our dreams  can be here.
It’s  near to four, they  locked the door.
Descend  the stairs, the  dreams we share.
The  neon lights are outta  sight
As  we walk hand in hand home.

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Readable chord sheet for Mile Bertrand by The United Steel Workers Of Montreal

[C] [F]

[C]Dirty boats and [F]filthy ropes.
[C]Sore backs from c[F]rooked jacks.
[C]Straw boss and I[F]rish moss.
[Am]Kerosene and co[G]al.

[C]Slinging hash and c[F]ounting cash.
[C]Coffee stains and n[F]eck strains.
[C]Manager smiles at b[F]roken tiles
[Am]on the greasy old f[G]loors.

[Am] [F] [C] [G]
[Am] [F] [G]
[Am] [F] [C] [G]
[Am] [F] [C]

[C]Slow pokes and t[F]ow ropes.
[C]Sailors knots and w[F]idows plots.
[C]We hear the yell of the the s[F]teeple bell,
[Am]Of St. Cuné[G]gonde.

[C]Cads’ hands and f[F]rying pans.
[C]Cash in, c[F]lear the bin.
[C]Mopping floors and c[F]losing doors.
[Am]I’m  on my way hom[G]e to you.

[Am]But dreami[F]ng just comes e[C]asy     [G]
[Am]When the work is too h[F]ard to bear. [G]
[Am]But star[F]ing in your e[C]yes dear,   [G]
[Am]believing our dre[F]ams can be he[C]re.

[C] [F]
[C] [F]
[C] [F]
[Am] [G]

[C]We meet at night, ‘neat[F]h the dirty light.
[C]Filthy jeans with w[F]orn out seams
[C]Lunch box is o[F]ut of hock.
[Am]Will we drink the night a[G]way?

Extra verse...
[C]Change your shoes, t[F]his afternoon
[C]You fixed your hair b[F]ecause you care
[C]Lipstick w[F]ill do the trick
[Am]Will we dance until the da[G]wn?

[Am]But dream[F]ing just comes ea[C]sy      [G]
[Am]When the work is too ha[F]rd to bear.  [G]
[Am]But stari[F]ng in your ey[C]es dear, [G]
[Am]Means believing our dr[F]eams can be her[C]e.

[C]It’s near to four, th[F]ey locked the door.
[C]Descend the stairs, th[F]e dreams we share.
[C]The neon lights are [F]outta sight
[Am]As we walk hand in hand hom[G]e.

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