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Blue Canadian Rockies Chords by Jim Reeves

Blue Canadian Rockies chords by Jim Reeves

Guitar chords with lyrics

Key: Ab

(3/4)

♫ Intro:
D                Am   D7               G
(doo-doo-doo-doo-doo
doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
Em         C       D7        G
(dada-dada-dada, dada-dada-dada)




♫ Verse:
       D             G
In the Blue Canadian Rockies
          D7                   G
Spring is sighin', through the trees
        D                 G
And the golden popies are bloomin'
           D7               G            G7
'Round the banks of Lake Louise (Lake Louise)

♫ Chorus:
 C
Across the sea they call me
        G        C      G
And I'm lonesome and so blue
        D      D7     G
For the Blue Canadian Rockies
        D7          G/B
And the girl I love so true

Break:
| G | D7 | D7 | G |
                           D7                   G
(oo'hoo, oo'hoo) Spring is sighin', through the trees
| G | D7 | D7 | G |
                            D7            G       G7
(oo'hoo, oo'hoo) 'Round the banks of Lake Louise

♫ Chorus:
 C
Across the sea they call me
        G        C      G
And I'm lonesome and so blue
        D      D7     G
For the Blue Canadian Rockies
        D7          G/B
And the girl I love so true

♫ Outro:
 C           D7   G
(dada-dada - da - da)

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