A A D DE7 E7 A7 A7 [Verse 1]A D I am a man of constant sorrowD E D I've seen trouble all my daysA D I bid farewell to old KentuckyA E7 The place where I was borned and raisedA A7 A (In constant sorrow through all his days) [Verse 2]A A7 For six long years I've been in troubleE7 A7 E7 No pleasure here on Earth I've foundA A7 B7 For in this world I'm bound to travelA E7 A7 I have no friends to help me now [Instrumental]A A E7 A7A AA A E7 A7A A [Verse 3]A D It's fare thee well, my old true loverD E7 A I never expect to see you againA D E7 For I'm bound to ride that Northern RailroadE7 D Perhaps I'll die upon this train [Verse 4]A E7 You can bury me in some deep valleyE F G A7 For many years where I may layA E7 And you may learn to love anotherE7 B7 E7 While I am sleeping in my grave [Verse 5]A E7 A Maybe your friends think I'm just a strangerA E7 A7 My face you never will see no moreA7 A7 E7 But there is one promise that is givenE7 A7 I'll meet you on God's golden shore
Im A Man Of Constant Sorrow
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