Three Mules

Al Stewart

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Artist - Al Stewart ********************* Song - Three Mules ******************** Album - On The Border (1999) ****************************** Tabbed By - Ayreon77 **********************
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Tuning = Standard INTRO ******
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VERSE 1 ********
C G Three mules came over a hill
Em Am They were dragging a cart
D G Creaking, it seemed to be falling apart
C G Laden with millions of dreams
Em Am It weighed more than they thought
D G They never noticed the wheels getting caught
F Am They pulled on, staring ahead
G Dm With blinkered eyes and lowered heads
F Am Hoping that all would be fine
C G I see them now, Time out of time
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VERSE 2 ********
C G Ramsey and Stanley and Neville
Em Am Were the names of the mules
D G Each wore a bridle encrusted with jewels
C G And though a murmur of voices
Em Am Was rising behind
D Each laboured on
G And they paid it no mind
F Am They pulled on with never a doubt
G Past boulders and holes
Dm Till the road petered out
F Am And giving a snort they sat down
C G Waiting for somebody else to come round
F C And from this are our lives writ large
G From the beach at Dunkirk
Em Am To Pickett's Charge
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G And it's hard to go back
F After coming this far
C Down the road
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SMALL G O ***********
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VERSE 3 ********
C G Three mules looked over a fence
Em Am At the field beyond
D G Green as a forest it shone in the sun
C G Into the stillness they broke
Em Am Like a stone in a pond
D Kicking the gate down
G They brayed at the ground
F Am And pulled on tugging a dream
G Dm Out of a smile and into a scream
F Am And tossed the damp soil all around
C G till the whole field turned muddy brown
F C And from this are our lives writ large
G From the beach at Dunkirk
Em Am To Pickett's Charge
G And it's hard to go back
Em F After coming this far
C Down the road
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SMALL G O ***********
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BRIDGE *******
C G Em G Ah, but it's not very easy now being a mule
C G Em G I don't believe you appreciate all that we do
C Am Just look at this long and unfortunate face
Ab F Try to imagine that you're in my place
Eb This is my nature
G C To it I have to be true
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SMALL G O ***********
C G Em Am D Am G
C G Em Am D G F Am G Dm F Am C G
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VERSE 3 ********
C G Three mules came over a hill
Em Am With a sorrowful air
D Though we've been judged, they said
G It's hardly fair
C G All that we did was for you
Em Am And the good of the cause
D G Then they went back to the sound of applause
F Am They went back into the night
G Where a sickle of moon
F Left a trickle of light
Am And while we lay under our roofs
C The whole night filled up
G With the beating of hooves
F C And from this are our lives writ large
G From the beach at Dunkirk
Em Am To Pickett's Charge
G And it's hard to go back
Em F After coming this far
C Down the road
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SMALL G O ***********
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F C And from this are our lives writ large
G And every day
Em Am Is Pickett's Charge
G And it's hard to go back
Em F After coming this far
C Down the road
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OUTRO ******
G Em Am D G
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