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Tom:
G They powered up the city with hydro-electric juice
Em Now we got more electricity than we can ever use
C C/B D C They flooded out the hollow and all the folks down there moved out
G D C G But they got paid so there ain’t nothin else to think about
G Some of them made their living cutting the timber down,
Em Snaking it one log at a time up the hill and into town.
C C/B D C T.V.A. had a way to clear it off real fast.
G D C G Lots of men and machinery build a dam and drown the rest.
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G Uncle Frank lived in a cabin down on Cedar Creek,
Em Bought fifteen acres when he got back home from overseas.
C C/B D C Fifteen rocky acres, figured no one else would want,
G D C G Till all that backed up water had to have some place to go. Chorus 1:
C C/B D Uncle Frank couldn’t read or write.
C C/B D Never held down a job, or needed one in his life.
Am Em C G They assured him there’d be work for him in town building cars, it’s already going down
G The cars never came to town and the roads never got built.
Em And the price of all that power kept on going straight uphill.
C C/B D C The banks around the hollow sold for lakefront property
G D C G Where Doctors, Lawyers, and Musicians teach their kids to water-ski. Chorus 2:
C C/B D Uncle Frank couldn’t read or write.
C C/B D So there was no note or letter found where he died.
Am Em C G Just a rope around his neck and the kitchen table turned on it’s side
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Composição: Drive-By Truckers e Mike Cooley

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