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My Grandfather's Clock

artist:Johnny Cash

, writer:Henry Clay Work



   Chords:
 {t: My Grandfather's Clock}
{artist:Johnny Cash}
{key: D}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCFXhn9mMB0 Capo 1 
INTRO: [D] Tick, [D] Tock, [D] Tick, [D] Tock, [D] Tick, [D] Tock, [D] Tick, [D] Tock

[D] My grandfather's [A7] clock was too [D] large for the [G] shelf 
So it [D] stood ninety [A7] years on the [D] floor 
It was taller by [A7] half, than the [D] old man him-[G]self 
Though it [D] weighed not a [A7] penny-weight [D] more. 
It was [D] bought on the morn of the [G] day that he was [D] born 
And was [D] always his [E7] treasure and [A7] pride 
But it [D]* stopped [A7]* short - [D] never to [B7] go a-[Em]gain 
When the [D] old [A7] man [D] died.

My [D] grandfather [A7] said that of [D] those he could hire 
Not a [D] servant so faith-[A7]ful he [D] found 
For it wasted no [A7] time and had [D] but one de-[G]sire 
At the [D] close of each [A7] week to be [D] wound 
And it kept in its' place not a [G] frown upon its' [D] face 
And its' hands never [E7] hung by its [A7] side 
But it [D]* stopped [A7]* short - [D] never to [B7] go a-[Em]gain 
When the [D] old [A7] man [D] died.

For it [D] struck twenty four when he [G] enter'd at the [D] door 
With a [D] blooming and [E7] beau-[A7]tiful bride 
But it [D]* stopped [A7]* short - [D] never to [B7] go a-[Em]gain 
When the [D] old [A7] man [D] died.
Key change to E
It [E] rang an a-[B7]larm in the [E] dead of the [A] night 
An a-[E]larm that for [B7] years had been [E] dumb 
And we knew that his [B7] spirit was [E] pluming for [A] flight, 
That his [E] hour for de-[B7]parture had [E] come.

Still the [E] clock kept the [E] time, with its' [A] soft and muffled [E] chimes 
As we [E] proudly [F#7] stood by his [B7] side 
But it [E]* stopped [B7]* short - [E] never to [C#7] go a-[F#m]gain 
When the [E] old [B7] man [E] died.

[E] Ninety years without slumbering, [E] (Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) 
[E] His life seconds numbering, [E] (Dah dah dah dah, dah dah dah!) 
It [E]* stopped [B7]* short - [E] never to [C#7] go a-[F#m]gain 
When the [E] old [B7] man [E] died. 
When the [E] old [B7] man [E] died.				




Note: Standard GCEA Usual Ukulele Tuning.

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