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Thirteen Wasn't Lucky - Mike Martin - 48 bpm
C
It's springtime in the
rockies and the
Am
snow’s still on the
ground
When
F
lightning strikes the
mountains and there’s
E
thunder all a
round.
It’s
C
raining in the
foothills now the
Am
water’s coming
down.
It’s
F
headed for the
city, to the
G
center of the
town.
Bow
C
rivers banks are
swelling and the
Am
Elbow's running
high.
Them
F
dark and heavy
clouds just keep on
E
hanging in the
sky.
The
C
waters coming
fast now like a
Am
mighty rising
tide.
There’s
F
panic in High
River and they
G
flee at Sunny
side.
It’s
Am
pouring in the
mountains and it’s
G
pounding at the
snow
Til there’s
F
nothing left but
water and there’s
E
nowhere else to
go.
Am
Down into the
valleys and the
G
rivers far be
low
In a
F
rush of raging
rapids running
E
wild into the
Bow.
E
C
Further on be
low where the
Am
Oldman meets the
Bow
They’ll be
F
rising up to
gether building
E
fury as they
go
In
C
to the South Sask
atchewan just
Am
North of Grassy
Lake.
The
F
lowland folks are
leaving with as
G
much as they can
take.
If you’re
C
anywhere down
stream by the
Am
river in the
Hat
You’re
F
gonna have to
leave, there’s no
E
quandary about
that.
You can
C
bag until you’re
blue but that won’t
Am
help you in the
end.
F
Mother Nature’s
racing here, she’s
G
just around the
bend.
C
Thirteen wasn’t
lucky for the
Am
lowlands in the
south
The
F
year the rains came
raging, rivers
E
foaming at the
mouth.
When the
C
big skies of Al
berta open
Am
up both far and
wide
You
F
better take to
running, you better
G
find some place to
hide.