Capo #3
INTRO | Am F | C | Am F | C |
INTRO | Am F | C Am | Dm G | C |

 
In the  
Am 
spring
F 
  of forty-  
C 
seven
 
So the  
Am 
story
F 
  it is  
C 
told
 
Old John  
Am 
Sutter
F 
  went to the Mill  
C 
site 
 
 
Am 
 
Found a  
Dm 
piece
G 
  of shinin’  
C 
gold.

 
Well, he  
Am 
took 
 
it
F 
  to the  
C 
city
 
Where the  
Am 
word
F 
  like wildfire  
C 
spread
 
Old John  
Am 
Sutter
F 
  soon came to  
C 
wishin’ 
 
 
Am 
 
He’d left that  
Dm 
stone
G 
  in the river  
Am 
bed.

 
Oh, they  
F 
came like herds of  
C 
locusts
 
Every  
F 
wo-
C 
man, child and  
Am 
man
 
In their  
F 
lumberin’ connes-  
C 
togas 
 
 
Am 
 
They left their  
Dm 
track
G 
  upon the  
Am 
land.

 
Some would  
F 
fail and some would  
C 
prosper
 
Some would  
F 
die
C 
  and some would  
Am 
killed
 
Some would  
F 
beg the Lord for their de-
C 
liverance 
 
 
Am 
 
Some would  
Dm 
curse
G 
  John Sutter’s  
C 
Mill.

 
Well, they  
Am 
came
F 
  from New York  
C 
City
 
And they  
Am 
came
F 
  from 
 
Ala-
C 
bam’
 
With their  
Am 
dream
F 
  of findin’ for-
C 
tune 
 
 
Am 
 
In this  
Dm 
wild
G 
  unsettled 
 
 
C 
land.

 
Well, some fell  
Am 
prey
F 
  to hostile  
C 
arrows
 
As they  
Am 
tried
F 
  to cross the  
C 
land
 
And some were  
Am 
lost
F 
  in the Rocky  
C 
Mountains 
 
 
Am 
 
With their  
Dm 
hands
G 
  froze to the  
Am 
reins.

 
Some would  
F 
fail and some would  
C 
prosper
 
Some would  
F 
die
C 
  and some would  
Am 
killed
 
Some would  
F 
beg the Lord for their de-
C 
liverance 
 
 
Am 
 
Some would  
Dm 
curse
G 
  John Sutter’s  
C 
Mill.

INSTRU | Am F | C | Am F | C |
INSTRU | Am F | C Am | Dm G | C |

 
Some pushed  
Am 
on
F 
  to 
 
Cali-
C 
fornia
 
Others  
Am 
stopped
F 
  to take their  
C 
rest
 
And by the  
Am 
spring
F 
  of 
 
eighteen-
C 
sixty 
 
 
Am 
 
They had  
Dm 
opened
G 
  up the  
C 
west.

 
And then the  
Am 
railroad
F 
  came 
 
be-
C 
hind 
 
them
 
And the  
Am 
land
F 
  was plowed and  
C 
tame
 
When old John  
Am 
Sutter
F 
  went to meet his  
C 
Maker 
 
 
Am 
 
With not one  
Dm 
penny
G 
  to his  
Am 
name.

 
Some would  
F 
fail and some would  
C 
prosper
 
Some would  
F 
die
C 
  and some would  
Am 
kill
 
Some would  
F 
beg the Lord for their de-
C 
liverance 
 
 
Am 
 
Some would  
Dm 
curse
G 
  John Sutter’s  
C 
Mill.

 
Some would  
Dm 
curse
G 
  John Sutter’s  
C 
Mill 
 
 
Am 
 
Some men’s  
Dm 
thirsts
G 
  are never  
C 
filled.

OUTRO | Am F | C | Am F | C |
OUTRO | Am F | C Am | Dm G | Am G Am |

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