A G D [Verse 1]D G Em Born in the country and I like that country smileA G D Of the little girls and boys, they remind me of a childG Em That I knew and a big harvest moonA G D That shone by suppertime in the dusty afternoon [Chorus]G And I need to be thereD When the autumn wind goes singingA Through the trestle we would climbD G Like brave mountaineersD Asus4 A7 A9 We never were much bothered by time [Verse 2]D G Em Born in the country and I like that country songA G D We played for just a nickel every time we got to townG Em And I bought you a dime diamond ringContinues after the adA G D In the hayloft we would play, we were princesses and kings [Chorus]G And I need to be thereD When the world gets too heavyA And the shadows cross my mindD G Like brave mountaineersD Asus4 A7 A9 We never were much bothered by time [Verse 3]D G Em Born in the country and I like that country wayA G D Of the uncles, aunts and cousins and the card games they would playG Em While the young ones slept overheadA G D Beneath the quilts that mother made, when all the prayers were said [Chorus]G And I need to be thereD When the autumn wind goes singingA Through the trestle we would climbD G Like brave mountaineersD Asus4 A7 A9 We never were much bothered by time [Solo]D G EmA G DD G EmA G D [Chorus]G And I need to be thereD When the world gets too heavyA And the shadows cross my mindD G Like brave mountaineersD Asus4 A7 A9 We never were much bothered by time [Other]D G EmA G DD G EmA G D
Brave Mountaineers
Gordon Lightfoot
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