North Atlantic Line

{name: Intro} |G |D |G |G | {name: Verse 1} G To a river in Massachusetts C G From a hill down in Maine G Spudtown to Milltown D Everywhere in Between G Rollin' and Tumblin' C Hand to mouth G Day to Day Searching and fixing D G A cure for pain {name: Verse 2} G Love like religion A G Comes and it goes G Never there when I need it D Overbearing when I don't G A A guilty man swallows hard C G The devil taunts a hollow soul G Roll them bones while your living D G G Bones will roll when you're gone {name: Chorus} C G Gone are the days riding the North Atlantic Line C Sipping potato whisky G D Drinking sweet cranberry wine {name: Instrumental} |G |G |C |G |G |D |G |G | {name: Verse 3} G C G Well the mind don't wander much further than the reach D Dreams are for children, dogs and the rich G C G Eat when you're hungry drink when you're dry D G G Pray for your forgiveness every day of my life {name: Chorus} C G Gone are the days riding the North Atlantic Line C Sipping potato whisky G D Drinking sweet cranberry wine {name: Instrumental} |G |G |C |G |G |D |G |G | {name: Bridge} Em D Home is a place a man goes to die Em D Home is a place there ain't no lie Em D Home is a place a man provides Em D G Home is a place where there is no goodbye {name: Verse 3} G Oh the Pain the pain C G Does it ever go away G Not for me my dear D My reply G C G So the pain the pain it's here to stay G D Yes for me my dear G G My reply {name: Chorus} C G D Gone are the days riding the North Atlantic Line C Sipping potato whisky G D Drinking sweet cranberry wine {name: Outro} |G |G |C |G |G |D |G |