• Song:

    Lookout Hill

  • Artist:

    Stan Rogers

  • Album:

    For The Family

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Standard Tuning                  

Intro: One Verse Instrumental

                 / A5                            / D5     -      A5
There's a / spot far away you / all know well,
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A / place that's called the / Lookout Hill,
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Where the / rabbits hop and the / wildcats yell.
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How I / love that place no / one can tell.

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There are / trout streams there and / moose and deer,
              / A5                               / E5
But you / never lay eyes on a / grizzly  bear,
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So / take your pack up - / on your back, and
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Head your way up the / Lookout Track.

Intro: One Verse Instrumental

             / A5                         / D5  -  A5
There'll / be a time when / I am old, and
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My / poor old bones are / stiff and cold,
    / A5                                               / D5    -    A5
I'll / head to the Lookout with the / setting sun,
             / A5                                        / E5    -   A5
When I / smell those spruce trees / I'll feel young.

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When the / lakes are frozen and the / brooks are high, and
        / A5                             / E5
You / hear the owl in the / moonlight cry,
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I'll / head to the Lookout with / spirits high,
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Good - / bye my friends, it's / there I'll die.

(Repeat 1st verse then two verses instrumental)
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