C G7 C G7 C Nineteen scarlet roses the Chaplin spread aroundG7 C G7 C The waters of Burrard inlet in old Vancover townF Where the bridge came tumblin down and the bridge came tumblin downC G7 And nineteen steel men drown ,in June of nineteen fifty eightF C In old Vancover town Verse 2C G7 C G7 C There were seventy nine men working to build this brand new bridgeG7 C G7 C To span the second narrows and connect up with the ridgeF Til the big win hit the ridge and the bridge came tumblin downC G7 And nineteen steel men drown and the medical cor couldn't be to sureF C Of the rest of the men they found Verse 3C G7 C G7 C In among the twisted girders one man realizedG7 C G7 C How last night he'd been dreamin and saw before his eyesF The big wind on the rise and the bridge came tumblin downC G7 And nineteen steel men drown and he saw the fright of the darkest nightF C In old Vancover town Verse 4C G7 C G7 C With frogmen in the water by cutting torches glowG7 C G7 C they faught the save the steel men,from certain death belowF And the pain we'll never know when the bridge came tumblin downC G7 And nineteen steel men drown and sixty more that came ashoreF C So thankful they were found Verse 5C G7 C G7 C It often makes you wonder in strength who has the edgeG7 C G7 C The strongest steel beem structure that span the highest ridgeF Or the men who built the bridge for the bridge came tumblin downC G7 And nineteen steel men drown ,but the other men came back againF C To lay the new beems down Verse 6C G7 C G7 C Now if your ever crossing this mighty bridge sublimeG7 C G7 C And nineteen scarlet roses pass before your mindF Remember and be kind for the bridge came tumblin downC G7 And nineteen steel men drown ,so you could ride to the other sideF C Of old Vancover town
The Bridge Came Tumblin Down
Stompin Tom Connors
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