C F C F C G7 C [Verse]C F C Sometimes I find that I get too sentimentalF C G7 C Too sentimental when I, think of youC F C Sometimes it helps to play some heavy, heavy metalF C G7 C But somehow heavy metal makes me, think of you....too [Instrumental]C F C F C G7 C [Verse]C F C I met you on a road of cordouroy and mapleF C G7 C Cordouroy and maple when I , sang to youC F C Early one morning drinking Kapuskasing coffeeF C G7 C Kapuskasing Coffee and I , sang to you[Chorus]F Am All the roads are washed out in the townC G7 C But the poster boys of North America are still aroundF Am All the roads are six feet undergroundC G7 But god bless them posterboys of North AmericaC For sticking around [Instrumental]C F C F C G7 C [Verse]C F C Sometimes I find that I get too sentimentalF C G7 C Too sentimental when I, think of youC F C Early one morning drinking Kapuskasing coffeeF C G7 C I had your arms around me as I, sang to you [Chorus]F Am All the roads are washed out in the townC G7 C But the poster boys of North America are still aroundF Am All the roads are six feet undergroundC G7 But god bless them posterboys of North AmericaC [Instrumental]C F C F C G7 C [Otro]C F C F C G7 C Sometimes it helps to play some heavy heavy metalC F C F C G7 C Sometimes it helps to drink some Kapuskasing coffeeC F C F C G7 C Sometimes it helps to play some heavy heavy metalC F C F C G7 C Sometimes it helps to drink some Kapuskasing coffee
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Justin Rutledge
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