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[G]I am a man of constant [C]sorrow    
I’ve seen [D]trouble [D7]all my [G]days.    
[G]I bid farewell to old [C]Kentucky    
The place where [D]I [D7]was born and [G]raised.    
(The place where [D]he [D7]was born and [G]raised. )   
      
[G]For six long years I’ve been in [C]trouble    
No pleasure [D]here [D7]on earth I’ve [G]found.    
[G]For in this world I’m bound to [C]ramble    
I have no [D]friends [D7]to help me [G]now.   
(He has no [D]friends [D7]to help him [G]now. )   
 
[G]It’s fare thee well my own true [C]lover    
I never [D]expect [D7]to see you [G]again.    
[G]For I’m bound to ride that Northern [C]railroad    
Perhaps I’ll [D]die [D7]upon this [G]train.    
(Perhaps he’ll [D]die [D7]upon that [G]train. )   
 
[G]You can bury me in some deep [C]valley    
For many [D]years [D7]where I may [G]lay.    
[G]Then you may learn to love [C]another    
While I am [D]sleeping [D7]in my [G]grave.    
(While he is [D]sleeping [D7]in his [G]grave. )   
 
[G]Maybe your friends think I’m just a [C]stranger    
My face you [D]never [D7]will see [G]again.    
[G]But there is one promise that is [C]given,    
I’ll meet you [D]on [D7]God’s golden [G]shore.     
(He’ll meet you [D]on [D7]God’s golden [G]shore. )