Algoma Central 69(Chords)

	        
verse 1 

E                                   A 
She's on a bar hopin spree, back in Sault Ste.Marie 
B7                               E 
Because of me she's now a fallen star 
E                               A 
She could have been true, but I left her in the Soo 
B7                               E 
And I traveled north apon the ACR 


B7                        A 
But if it's go home or be a roamer 
E            A  E 
I've made up my mind 
B7                      A  E  A       B     E 
So take me home tonight Algma Central sixty nine 



verse 2 

E                           A 
I was workin one day when I heard this fella say  
B7                                 E 
He met my girl while drinking at a bar 
E 
Though we faught between us two 
A 
Still he swore that it was true 
B7                                E 
Now I curse the day I rode the ACR 


B7                            A 
But if its goin home or being a roamer  
E               A  E 
I've made up my mind 
B7                      A   E   A      B7    E 
So take me home tonight Algoma Central sixty nine 



verse 4 

E                                  A 
Though it might be in vien, here I wait for the train 
  B7                                 E 
I hope it's not to late to right the wrong 
E                                A 
When she rolls around the bend , we'll be southbound again 
B7                          E 
Come on old ACR wheels move along 

E                             A 
She's on a bar hopin spree in Sault Ste.Marie 
B7                               E 
Because of me she's now a fallen star 
E                                A 
She could have been true , but I left her in the Soo 
      B7                          E 
And I travelled north apon the ACR 


B7                        A 
But if it's go home or be a roamer ,  
E  
I've made up my mind 
B7                      A   E  A       E     A 
So take me home tonight Algoma Central sixty nine 
B7                      A   E  A       E     A 
So take me home tonight Algoma Central sixty nine 

	        

Written by Stompin' Tom Connors