The Peterborough Postman chords by Stompin' Tom Connors
Guitar chords with lyrics
The Peterborough Postman by Stompin' Tom Connors: Guitar, Bass & Songwriting Insights
"The Peterborough Postman" by Stompin' Tom Connors is a classic Canadian folk song known for its catchy melody and humorous lyrics. Connors' distinctive rhythmic guitar playing style shines through in this track, accompanied by his signature stomping percussion. The song tells the tale of a postman from Peterborough, Ontario, showcasing Connors' storytelling prowess and his ability to capture the essence of Canadian life in his music. With its lively tempo and playful lyrics, "The Peterborough Postman" remains a beloved staple in Canadian folk music.- Difficulty: Beginner 👶
Verse 1:
C G C
I see the programs on TV are gettin' better
G C
And the music on the radio is fine
I've got lots of record too
F
That I play and think of you
D G
But that don't keep the worry from my mind
Chorus:
C G
When the Peterborough postman passes by I cry
C
And I wonder why we ever said goodbye
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'Cause I'm always home alone
F
But you don't even phone
C G C
And the Peterborough Postman passes by
[Break]
C G G C C F C G C
Verse 2:
C G C
Sometimes I want to leave this town forever
G C
But my heart won't let me go 'til you return
And when all the house is still
F
I sit beside my window sill
D G
Waiting, watching, worried while I yearn
Chorus:
C G
When the Peterborough postman passes by I cry
C
And I wonder why we ever said goodbye
'Cause I'm always home alone
F
And you don't even phone
C G C
And the Peterborough Postman passes by
Chorus:
C G
When the Peterborough postman passes by I cry
C
And I wonder why we ever said goodbye
'Cause I'm always home alone
F
And you don't even phone
C G C
And the Peterborough Postman passes by
C G C
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