Sixteen Tons

[Primera Parte]

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Some people say man is made out of 
mud
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A poor man's made outta muscle and 
blood
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Muscle and blood and skin and bone
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You've got a mind that's a-weak and
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 a back that's strong

[Estribillo]

         F#m                     
You load sixteen tons and what do 
     C#
you get
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Another day older and deeper in debt
      F#m                          
Saint Peter don't you call me 
  Bm
'cause I can't go

I owe my soul to the company store
      F#m
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause
 I can't go
      F#m                          
Saint Peter don't you call me to 
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the company store
      F#m                          
Saint Peter don't you call me 
  Bm
'cause I can't go

I owe my soul to the company store

Come on

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[Segunda Parte]

      F#m       E                
I was born on a mornin' when the 
D          C#
sun didn't shine
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I picked up my shovel and I 
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walked to the mine
         F#m     A       Bm
I loaded sixteen tons of number nine
 coal
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And the store-boss said "Well-a 
bless my soul"

[Estribillo]

         F#m     E        D      
You load sixteen tons and what do
     C#
 you get
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Another day older and deeper in debt
      F#m             A           
Saint Peter don't you call me 
   Bm
'cause I can't go

I owe my soul to the company store

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[Tercera Parte]

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I was born one mornin', in the 
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drizzlin' rain
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Fightin' and trouble have been 
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my middle name
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I was raised in the cane-brake by 
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an old mama lion
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Cain't no a high-tone woman make me
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 walk the line

[Estribillo]

     F#m     E        D           
Yea, sixteen tons and what do you 
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get?
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Another day older and deeper in debt
      F#m             A           
Saint Peter don't you call me 
   Bm
'cause I can't go
  F#m
I owe my soul to the company store

[Puente]

F#m      G#m
I own my soul

[Cuarta Parte]

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If you see me comin', better step 
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aside
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A lot of men didn't a lot of men 
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died
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One fist of iron, and the other of 
steel
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If the left don't gotcha, then the 
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right one will you load

[Estribillo]

                      D#
Sixteen tons (what do you get?)
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Another day older and deeper in debt
      G#m             F#          
Saint Peter don't you call me 
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'cause I can't go
  D#                 G#m
I owe my soul to the company store
      G#m
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause
 I can't go
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Saint Peter don't you call me to 
  E       D#
the company store
      G#m             B           
Saint Peter don't you call me 
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'cause I can't go
                             D# 
I owe my soul to the company-y,   
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store
Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause
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 I can't go