West Virginia Coal
Amanda Cook
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INTRO:Em D G D CEm D G D C C VERSE:D Em Daddy worked the coal mines untilG the day he diedD And every day he would make whatC troubled momma's mindEm G Numbers were rising the shafts were falling inD We prayed to God that we would seeC C my daddy againEm G Winter came to Krueger's and shut down for repairD While the suit and ties that ownedC us wouldn't stop the mine affairsEm They promised the return of all theG work the best they couldD On a foggy mountain morning daddyC C went to work for goodContinúa después del anuncioCHORUS:D Place your hands in black dust wasEm all he knewC G As he shoveled scraped the coal heG made and the paycheck he was dueC D G A dollar for the company a pennyEm for his timeC D As he worked his life away down inEm the mines INSTRUMENTAL:Em G D CEm G D C C VERSE:Em G Covered in his coat of coal his skin black as nightD C Not enough air to breathe a struggle for his lifeEm It's been seven lonely years sinceG we've heard that whistle blowD Waiting for my pa to dig out all ofC C West Virginia coalEm The people of the town all movedG away to better thingsD But momma kept our family here toC chase for daddy's dreamEm Now we stand around his grave withG just an empty hopeD Just like the miner buried here inC C these West Virginia coal CHORUS:D Place your hands in black dust wasEm all he knewC G As he shoveled scraped the coal heG made and the paycheck he was dueC D G And a dollar for the company aEm penny for his timeC D As he worked his life away down inEm the mines OUTRO:Em D G D CEm D G D C