G C The Chinese believe there is a god of everythingD G A god of the sun, the moon, the wind and rainC It's hard to imagine and it may sound absurdD G But there's even a patron saint of bean curd CHORUSG C Guan Di is his nameD G Guan Di is his nameC Guan You, Guan Me, Guan DiD G Guan Di is his nameG C In the mining town of Goldlick the year was eighteen-seventyD G The Chinese came to work and rid themselves of povertyC Primitive conditions, long hours in the minesD G Trying to get ahead, grown men work for dimesC Then one night it happened, disaster struckD G A rumble from below, the Chinese were stuckC An old Chinaman prayed, for the loved ones he so cherishedD G Asking the saint of curd to protect the souls who perished CHORUSG C With flashing red eyes and a flowing white beardD G Everyone knew he was a god to be fearedC No living creature survived his wrathD G Everyone knew not to ever cross his path CHORUS x2
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