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Date: 10/21/98; 9:24:48 PM
From: "Jim and Donna Lawrence"
Subject: t/tyson_ian/summertime.crd
Song: Summertime
Sung By: Ian Tyson/Slick Fork Music/CAPAC 1986
CD: Cowboyography
Written By: Ian Tyson
Transcribed By: M. Lawrence
(Acapella)
1.Bald eagles back in the cottonwood tree
The old brown hills are just about bare
Springtime sighing all along the creek
Magpies ganging up everywhere
Sun shines warm on the eastern slope
March came in like a lamb for a change
Gary's pulling calves at the old stampede
We made it through another on the northern range
Lonnie's pulling calves at the top of the world
We made it through another on the northern range
D
2.Well the big Chinook blew in last week
G A
Warm and strong from the western sea
D
Pretty soon water running everywhere
G A
Heck it couldn't run fast enough for me
Bm G
Broodmare's sleeping in the afternoon sun
Bm
She's shedding hair everywhere
E A
Time for a change
D
George's pulling calves at the T-Y*
G A
We made it through another on the northern range
D
Waddie's pulling calves at the Little E
G A
We made it through another on the northern range
(Instrumental ц Bm G Bm E A D G A)
(Acapella)
3.Bald eagles back in the cottonwood tree
The old brown hills are just about bare
Springtime sighing all along the creek
Magpies ganging up everywhere
Bm G
Sun shines warm on the eastern slope
Bm E A
March came in like a lamb for a change
D
Larry's pulling calves at the Quarter Circle S
G A
We made it through another on the northern range
D
4.Allan's pulling calves at the Bar 4 Oarlock
G A
We made it through another on the northern range
D
Jean's pulling calves at the Horseshoe Bar
G A
We made it through another on the northern range
D (one down stroke)
Ian's in the hills trying to write songs
(acapella)
Gid's in the country where the tall grass grows
* Pronounced гT bar Yд
(Chords may be shifted during the transfer over
to cowpie so if something doesn't sound right,
just move the chords over to the left or right. Which
ever sounds better. Thanks)