“This Is a Mountain Dulcimer” (live on In Concert, BBC, Paris Theatre, London, England, 10/29/1970): acordes por 
Joni Mitchell 
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Verse 1
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This is a- a Mountain Dulcimer from
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the Appalachian Mountains in America
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It's a truly American folk instrument,
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right?
And, uh- this was made for me by a girl
named Joellen who's from California
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She does beautiful work, just-
Verse 2
beautiful woods
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Purple heart for the sides and coco burro
Which is kind of a- uhm, ripply
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orange wood for the back
And for the sound hole,
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she's carved little stylized swallows and
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And, and on the tuning head,
there's a hawk, and a
This is the 12th one that she's built
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And everybody's always waiting for the next
one that she does, you know?
Verse 3
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As far as the origin of it goes, there's
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some confusion
Some people say that the Scots,
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when they came to the Appalachians
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Were, were longing for their bagpipes,
you know?
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So they built this thing because it
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had lots of drones to it and a
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Some people say that, indeed,
it was the Swedes
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Who, longing for their Zither,
Other people say that one day they
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And stretched it out and put it on their lap
Verse 4
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anyway, here it is,
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the Appalachian dulcimer
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And you can tune it any way you want to
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Just like any instrument,
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like the Guitar or the Piano
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I'm going into a tuning now that
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I call matelotuning
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Because I found it, as well as the song
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I'm going to play In Matlocrete
Verse 5
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That was this place in- in Crete where a lot of people
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came to live in the caves
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You know? And there were two big walls
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of caves on each side of a- a flat plain
And they looked like, uh- Halava cliffs,
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they were about that color
You know, Halava is?
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Well, that's what they looked like
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And at night, they looked like
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big tenement buildings
Because people would have little
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fires going in their caves
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And all of the different levels
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And kind of spots of light all over them
Verse 6
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this is last spring I'm talking about
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There were a whole lot of people living there
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I don't know, how many people do you
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think there were there- but about 150freaks?
From all over the place,
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from France and Canada and the United States of America
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And, uh, England,
everywhere
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And, uh, they used to eat at
the Mermaid Cafe
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Most people who didn't cook in their caves
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ate down at the Mermaid Cafe
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They also did most of their
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Because the guy who ran the place,
Stelios
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Really liked all of the freaks, you know?
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He like the encouraged their business
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Not like other people in the town
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Who sort of smiled and took your
dracks from you
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Well, that's neither here nor there
Verse 8
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On Easter, there was a family that came
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Who decided that they were going to
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blend in with the freaks, you know?
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And they came wearing headbands that
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they'd made out of cloth, you know?
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That they'd ripped off of their
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one man had a string with old curlers on it for his beads
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And another guy had a- a zucchini squash
Verse 9
threaded onto a string painted bright red
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And they gave us red Easter eggs
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And little breads with kind of
an egg paste in the middle
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An d they were very nice and
the girl played the guitar
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And we all sat around and
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had a really lovely Easter
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But this is a song about a
friend of mine from Matala
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A friend of mine from London and Los Angeles
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and
North Carolina and uh
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