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| | D | Asus4 |
| The | war was over and the | spirit was broken |
| | Bm | Cadd9 | Em7 |
| | The hills were | smokin' as the m | en withdrew |
| We stood on the cliffs, Oh, and watched the ships |
| | G | Em7 |
| | Slowly sinking to their | rendezvous |
| | D | Asus4 |
| | They signed a treaty and our | homes were taken |
| | Bm | Cadd9 | Em7 |
| | Loved ones fo | rsaken, they didn't | give a damn |
| Tryin' to raise a family, end up the enemy |
| | G | Em7 |
| | Over what went down on the plains of | Abraham |
| | D | G | Em7 | Asus4 | A |
| | Acadian | driftwood, | gypsy | tailwin | d, |
| | G/b | D/a | G | Em7 |
| | They call my | home, | the land of | snow |
| | D | G | Em7 | Asus4 | A |
| | Canadian | cold front, | movin' | in | |
| | G/b | D/a | G | Bm | Em7 | A7 | D |
| | What a way | to ride, | oh | what a | way | to | go |
| Then some returned to the motherland |
| The high command had them cast away |
| And some stayed on to finish what they started |
| They never parted They're just built that way |
| We had kin livin' south of the border |
| They're a little older and they've been around |
| They wrote a letter life is a whole lot better |
| So pull up your stakes, children and come on down |