[Intro] Dm  F  C  Dm

Dm
Grandpa was a miner, and he gave me my

Black art
Dm
Glittered rivers of black coal-dust

Tore our country apart
C
Covered in coal-dust, waking up too
             F
Early in the morning
C
Covered in coal-dust, waiting for the
               F     D
Moment the canary sings

Dm
Mama was a mermaid and a carnaby street
 
Gal
Dm
She could have been a model, but she

Spent her life mopping up spilt milk
C
Covered in sea salt, would he, could he
 
Be home
           F                 D
When the stars came out to party
C
Covered in sea salt, yeah I know it was
 
My fault
           F                      D
But he always ran away 'cause he didn't
 
Want me

C                 F              D
Oh, Daddy was a sailor, and he gave me
       Gm
A black heart
C              F              D
Daddy was a sailor, the only man that
          Gm
Could tear me apart
C       F     Dm         Gm
Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
C      F         D
Daddy, Daddy, Da-a-ddy

Dm
Sister dances salsa, and she cha-cha's

Like a Queen
Dm
I was a non-believer when she told me I
         F
Was free
C                               F
Aunty Emmy was a medium, oh she worked

The Ouija board
C
Seeking out the lost souls, and taking
   F              D
Them back to the Lord

C                 F              D
Oh, but Daddy still was a sailor, and
        Gm
He gave me a black heart
C              F              D
Daddy was a sailor, the only man that
          Gm
Could tear me apart
C       F     Dm         Gm
Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
C       F     Dm         Gm
Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
C   F     Dm    Gm
Ahh, Ahh, Ahh, Ahh
C    Gm    F
Ahh, Ahh a