Dm F C Dm F C Dm Am C [Verse]Dm F A long long time ago, where Scotland meets the waterC Dm They climbed aboard a schooner headed west,F For safe passage they did pray, with their sons and their daughters,C Dm To a new world they hoped to be the best. They rode the waves for weeksF To the mouth of the St. Lawrence,C Dm And crawled off that boat in Montreal. [Verse] Generations lived and died,F Between the river and the border,C Dm But from the other side there came a deadly call.F Far to the south, sabers had been rattled,C Dm It was said that any brave should take a stand,F Young men loved the fight, the pistol and the saddle,C Dm Am C So he made his way on down to Dixieland [Chorus]A Dm And his mother prayed for him, she prayed for his safe passage,A Dm She prayed that he came barely back alive,Dm F C Dm Dm F C Dm [Verse]Dm F That boy returned old but got his 40 acres,C Dm And they cleared the hemlock from that low hillside,F He built my father's house, and a barn when he was able,C Dm Still standing tall to prove he was alive.F Our daddy told us young, he would he the last one,C Dm To raise a livin from that Rocky land,F So I cross these many miles, I'm back again too often,C Dm Am C My journey with my guitar in my hand, [Chorus]A Dm And my mother prays for me, she prays for my safe passage,A Dm She prays that I will make it back alive
Safe Passage
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