Tom: G major
Verse 1
G
Now the world holds seven wonders
C
that the travellers always tell
D
Some gardens and some towers,
G
I guess you know them well
D
G
But now the greatest wonder is in
Sam's fair land
Columbia
River and the big
Grand
Coulee
Dam
Canadian
pling waters glide
D
Comes a -roaring down the canyon,
Oh, to meet that salty tide
Pacific
Ocean,
C
Where the sun sinks in the west,
Coulee country,
G
In the land I love the best.
In the misty crystal glitter
C
Of the wild and windward spray,
D
Manna fought the pounding waters,
Why, tore their boats to splinters,
C
but she gave men dreams to dream
Coulee
Dam would cross that wild
and wasted stream
Uncle
Sam took up the challenge in
C
the year of thirty -three
D
For the farmer and the factory
He said, roll along
C
Columbia, you can roll down to the sea
But
D
River, while you're rambling,
G
you can do some work for me
In the misty crystal glitter of the
D
Men have fought the pounding waters,
G
heard men a -watering grain
Ice tore their boats to splinters,
D
C
but she gave men dreams to dream
Coulee
Dam would cross that wild
Now from
Washington and
C
Oregon you can hear the factories hum
manganese and white aluminum
G
D
Now
Flying
C
Fortress fought a fight for
Uncle
Sam
Along the
D
Hounam
Quay,
Columbia, by the big grand
Coulee
G
Dam
In the misty crystal litter of the
D
Men had fought the pounding waters
D
G
Why she tore their boats to splinters,
C
D
but she gave men dreams to dream
Of the day the
Coulee
Dam would cross that wild
Now the world holds seven wonders,
D
C
As the travellers always tell.
D
Some gardens, and some towers,
G
What a gift, you know them well.
D
G
But now the greatest wonder
Is in
Sam's fair land.
Columbia
River,
And the big
Grand
Coulee
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