Be Canadian - Mike Martin - 40 bpm

	Be Can
C
adian, stand to
G
gether. We'll get 
D7
through this, if we 
G
try.

	Stay at 
C
home, and help your 
G
neighbour, there'll be 
D7
victory, by and 
G
by.
C - 
G

Every 
C
day we say good 
G
bye to so 
D7
many as they 
G
die.

All a
C
lone they did 
G
perish, all a
D7
lone we must 
G
cry.
C - 
G

Front line 
C
workers, we sa
G
lute you. Hope you 
D7
all can soon go 
G
home.

And to 
C
you who give your 
G
life for us. Such 
D7
bravery, never 
G
known.
C - 
G

Afraid my 
C
couch is getting 
G
worn out. Lately 
D7
it don't feel the 
G
same.

Oh I 
C
guess it never 
G
will without .. the 
D7
good old hockey 
G
game
C - 
G

Way down 
C
deep in the Covid 
G
blues. Hanging 
D7
up our working 
G
shoes

Heavy 
C
on our minds to
G
day, which re
D7
lief pack shall we 
G
choose.
C - 
G

Now the 
C
red meat's on the 
G
run and old Fort 
D7
Mac has come un
G
done.

The barell 
C
fell right through the 
G
floor. How can 
D7
it go down some 
G
more?
C - 
G

Those who 
C
served with such de
G
votion and found the 
D7
bottom of the 
G
ocean.

We are 
C
honored by your 
G
deeds, as we 
D7
drown in our e
G
motion.
C - 
G

Teach your 
C
children, if you 
G
can. With any 
D7
luck, they'll under
G
stand.

Then we'll 
C
all go to the 
G
couch, we'll go to
D7
gether hand in 
G
hand
C - 
G

All the 
C
friends of Nova 
G
Scotia crying 
D7
out with grief un
G
told.

How could 
C
any of us 
G
know how that 
D7
story would un
G
fold.
C - 
G

Words of 
C
love not yet 
G
spoken echo 
D7
now and ever 
G
more

In our 
C
hearts and on our 
G
minds, as we 
D7
slowly walk the 
G
floor
C - 
G

Stay at 
C
home and teach your 
G
children. Maybe 
D7
won't so many 
G
cry.

Stay at 
C
home and help your 
G
neighbor. Maybe 
D7
won't so many 
G
die.
C - 
G