Biografia:
Patrick Huston Dailey was born in Omaha Nebraska March 4, 1941. The second son of Tom and Bobbie Dailey, brothers Michael (eldest) Dennis and Terry made up the Dailey family. He was raised in Kirkwood Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Pat formed a band in high school, "Pat and the K-Tones." They played all the sock-hops and Teen Town's in the area. Fresh in music, playing cover tunes while accompanying himself on a six string acoustic guitar. While stationed in Hawaii in 1960 he was fortunate enough to open for the "Legendary Don Ho.
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Great Lakes Song (Live) - Pat Dailey
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Chord tabbed by: Chris Rorrer
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard E CAPO on 1st
F Dm Bb C
e|--1----1----1----0--|
B|--1----3----3----1--|
G|--2----2----3----0--|
D|--3----0----3----2--|
A|--3----X----1----3--|
E|--1----X----X----X--|
(Intro)
Strum F
CHORUS:
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C F C
Fall to Ontario and run on out to sea
(Verse 1)
F
The Great Lakes are a diamond
Dm
On the hand of North America
Bb C
A brightly shining jewel on the friendship bordering
F Dm
Freshwater highway coming down from Canada
Bb C
All around the coastline, can't you hear them sing?
(CHORUS)
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C F
Fall to Ontario and run on out to sea
(Bridge)
Dm Bb
Hearty are the seamen on the ships that load the iron ore
Dm C
Sailing out of Thunder Bay and bound for Buffalo
Dm
And hearty are the fishermen
Bb
Just like their fathers were before
Dm C F
Say they'll bury me at sea come my time to go
(Interlude)
Dm Bb C C
(Verse 2)
F
Down below the quarterdecks
Dm
The old men mend the fishing nets
Bb
And up above the windy bridge
C
The young men curse into the wind
F
And up and down the Windsor Straits
Dm
The wives and mothers lie awake
Bb C F
And pray our lady of the lake Will send them home again
C
Singin'
(CHORUS)
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C F C
Fall to Ontario and run on out to sea
(CHORUS)
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C Dm Bb
Fall to Ontario and run on out to se___a
F C F
Run on out to se___a
Great Lakes Song (Live) - Pat Dailey
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Chord tabbed by: Chris Rorrer
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard E CAPO on 1st
F Dm Bb C
e|--1----1----1----0--|
B|--1----3----3----1--|
G|--2----2----3----0--|
D|--3----0----3----2--|
A|--3----X----1----3--|
E|--1----X----X----X--|
(Intro)
Strum F
CHORUS:
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C F C
Fall to Ontario and run on out to sea
(Verse 1)
F
The Great Lakes are a diamond
Dm
On the hand of North America
Bb C
A brightly shining jewel on the friendship bordering
F Dm
Freshwater highway coming down from Canada
Bb C
All around the coastline, can't you hear them sing?
(CHORUS)
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C F
Fall to Ontario and run on out to sea
(Bridge)
Dm Bb
Hearty are the seamen on the ships that load the iron ore
Dm C
Sailing out of Thunder Bay and bound for Buffalo
Dm
And hearty are the fishermen
Bb
Just like their fathers were before
Dm C F
Say they'll bury me at sea come my time to go
(Interlude)
Dm Bb C C
(Verse 2)
F
Down below the quarterdecks
Dm
The old men mend the fishing nets
Bb
And up above the windy bridge
C
The young men curse into the wind
F
And up and down the Windsor Straits
Dm
The wives and mothers lie awake
Bb C F
And pray our lady of the lake Will send them home again
C
Singin'
(CHORUS)
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C F C
Fall to Ontario and run on out to sea
(CHORUS)
F Dm
Sweet mother Michigan, father Superior
Bb C
Coming down from Mackinaw and Sault St. Marie
F Dm
Blue water Huron, flow down to Lake Erie-O
Bb C Dm Bb
Fall to Ontario and run on out to se___a
F C F
Run on out to se___a
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