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Key: G 🎸 Intro: 1 2 3 4 | 1 2 3 4 G C G | G D G G C G | G D G 🎸 Chorus: G We're goin' west to Kaintuck down the road to Moccasin Gap C Down the wilderness road G C G The Dug Road the old Reedy Creek Road C G The road down to Troublesome D G The road through Moccasin Gap
Narration, 🎸 Verse 1: G C G D G G C G D G There was a time when going way out West meant going to Kaintuck G C G D G The dark and bloody ground as Indians called it G C G G D G Indians wars were ragin' and men like Daniel Boone and Michael Stoner G C G G D G Came down the wilderness road like countless families did G C G G D G Through a place in south West Virginia called Big Moccasin Gap G C G G D G G C G G D G It's a hot day in '73 and this is my wife and my kids with me G C G G D G Daniel Boone lost his boy the other day, "young Jim Boone is dead twenty miles away" G C G G D G The wagons turn and went back home, even Daniel couldn't make it alone G C G G D G I guess probably Daniel could but he stopped awhile in Castlewood G D G A Middle 8: (Embrace the key change!) A Well if you love your wife and love your baby man D You better turn them wagons back as soon as you can A Ev'ry Injun in these hills has gone berserk E A And you're never gonna make it to Kaintuck A G Key changes back: 🎸 Chorus: G We're goin' west to Kaintuck down the road to Moccasin Gap C Down the wilderness road G C G The Dug Road the old Reedy Creek Road C G The road down to Troublesome D G The road through Moccasin Gap 🎸 Outro: C G The Dug Road the old Reedy Creek Road C G The road down to Troublesome D G The road through Moccasin Gap G C G G D G (X2) G G D G (X2) - END -
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