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MIm 1. I am Jeremiah Dixon, I am a Geordie boy,
SOL DOa glass of wine with you, sir , and the ladies I'll enjoy.
- RE SOL DO RE SOL DO
All Durham and Northumberland is measured up by my own hand,
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it was my fate from birth to make my mark upon the earth.
MIm2. He calls me Charlie Mason, a stargazer am I,
SOL DOit seems that I was born to chart the evening sky.
- RE SOL DO RE SOL DO
They'd cut me out for baking bread, but I had other dreams instead,
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this baker's boy from the west country would join the Royal Society.
SOL - RE MIm DO - SOL SIm LAm REWe are sailing to Philadelphia, world away from the coaly Tyne,
- SIm MIm DO - MIm RE DO - RE SOL
sailing to Philadelphia to draw the line, the Mason - Dixon Line.
- MIm - SOL - MIm - RE - MIm
3. Now you're a good surveyor, Dixon, but I swear you'll make me mad,
SOL DO the West will kill us both, you gullible Geordie lad.
RE SOL DO RE SOL DOYou talk of liberty, how can America be free ?
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A Geordie and a baker's boy in the forests of the Iroquois.
- MIm
4. Now hold your head up, Mason, see America lies there,
SOL DO the morning tide has raised, the capes of Delaware.
RE SOL DO - RE SOL DOCome up and feel the sun, a new morning is begun,
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another day will make it clear, why your stars should guide us here.
SOL - RE MIm DO - SOL SIm LAm REWe are sailing to Philadelphia, world away from the coaly Tyne,
SIm MIm DO - MIm REsailing to Philadelphia to draw the line,
- DO - RE LAm - RE DO - RE SOL
the Mason - Dixon Line, the Mason -Dixon Line
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- MIm - SOL - MIm - RE
MIm 1. I am Jeremiah Dixon, I am a
..Geordie boy,
a glass of wine with you, sir
SOL DO.., and the ladies I'll enjoy.
- RE SOL DO
All Durham and Northumberland
RE SOL DO ..is measured up by my own hand,
D G C Em
.. D ~
it was my fate from birth to
..make my mark upon the earth.
- MIm
2. He calls me Charlie Mason, a
..stargazer am I,
- SOL
it seems that I was born to
DO ..chart the evening sky.
RE SOL DOThey'd cut me out for baking
- RE SOL DO
..bread, but I had other dreams
..instead,
D G
..C Em D ~
this baker's boy from the west
..country would join the Royal
..Society.
SOL - REWe are sailing to
MIm DO - SOL SIm.. Philadelphia, world away
- LAm RE
..from the coaly Tyne,
SIm MIm DO - MIm sailing to Philadelphia
RE DO - RE SOL..to draw the line, the Mason -
..Dixon Line.
- MIm - SOL - MIm - RE MIm3. Now you're a good surveyor,
..Dixon, but I swear you'll make
..me mad,
-
the West will kill us both,
SOL DO ..you gullible Geordie lad.
RE SOL DOYou talk of liberty, how can
- RE SOL DO
..America be free ?
D G C
.. Em D ~
A Geordie and a baker's boy in
..the forests of the Iroquois.
MIm4. Now hold your head up, Mason,
..see America lies there,
SOL DOthe morning tide has raised,
..the capes of Delaware.
RE SOL DO - RECome up and feel the sun,
- SOL DO
..a new morning is begun,
D G C
.. Em D ~
another day will make it
..clear, why your stars should
..guide us here.
SOL - REWe are sailing to
- MIm DO - SOL SIm
..Philadelphia, world away
LAm RE .. from the coaly Tyne,
SIm MIm DO - MImsailing to Philadelphia
- RE
..to draw the line,
DO - RE LAm - RE the Mason - Dixon Line,
DO - RE SOL..the Mason -Dixon Line
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