{t:Breakfast In Hell} {st:Slaid Cleaves (2000)} {sot} | d - D - - u d u | {eot} In the [Bm] melting snows of On- [D] tario Where the [A] wind'll make you [Bm] shiver ‘Twas the [Bm] month of May up in [D] Georgian Bay Near the [A] mouth of the Musquash [Bm] River Where the [D] bears prowl and the [A] coyotes howl And you can [D] hear the [A] osprey [Bm] scream [Bm] Back in [A] '99 we were cutting pine And [D] sending it [A] down the [Bm] stream [Bm] Young [Bm] Sandy Gray came to [D] Go Home Bay All the [A] way from P.E.- [Bm] I. Where the [Bm] weather's rough and it [D] makes you tough, No [A] man's afraid to [Bm] die Sandy [D] came a smilin', Thirty [A] Thousand Islands Was the [D] place to [A] claim his [Bm] glo-o- [Bm] ry Now [A] Sandy's gone but his name lives on And [D] this is [A] Sandy's [Bm] story [Bm] Young [D] Sandy Gray lives [Bm] on today In the [D] echoes of a mighty [Bm] yell [A] Listen close and you'll hear a ghost In this [D] story [A] that I [Bm] tell, boys, this [D] story [A] that I [Bm]tell [Bm] Now Sandy [Bm] Gray was boss of the [D] men who'd toss The [A] trees onto the [Bm] shore They'd [Bm] come and go ‘til they'd [D] built a floe, A hundred [A] thousand logs or [Bm] more And he'd [D] ride 'em down towards [A] Severn Sound To cut 'em [D] up in the [A] mills for [Bm] timber [Bm] And the [A] ships would haul spring summer and fall ‘Til the [D] ice came [A] in De- [Bm] cember [Bm] One [Bm] Sabbath day big [D] Sandy Gray Came into [A] camp with a peavy on his [Bm] shoulder With a [Bm] thundercrack he [D] dropped his axe And the [A] room got a little bit [Bm] colder Said, [D] “Come on all you, we got [A] work to do, We gotta [D] give 'er [A] all we can [Bm] give 'er [Bm] There's a [A] jam of logs at the little jog Near the [D] mouth of the [A] Musquash [Bm] River” [Bm] With no [Bm] time to pray on the [D] Lord's day They were [A] hoping for God's for- [Bm] giveness But the [Bm] jam was high in a [D] troubled sky And they [A] set about their [Bm] business They [D] poked with their poles and [A] ran with the rolls And [D] tried to [A] stay on their [Bm] feet [Bm] Every [A] trick they tried , one man cried, “This [D] log jam's [A] got us [Bm] beat!” [Bm] {soc} But [D] Sandy Gray was [Bm] not afraid And he [D] let out a mighty [Bm] yell [A] “I'll be damned, we'll break this jam, Or it's [D] breakfast [A] in [Bm] hell, boys, [D] break- [A] fast in [Bm] hell” [Bm] {eoc} Now every [Bm] one of the men did the [D] work of ten And [A] Sandy scrambled up to the [Bm] top He's [Bm] working like a dog heaving [D] 30 foot logs And it [A] looked like he'd never [Bm] stop And they [D] struggled on these [A] men so strong ‘Til the [D] jam be- [A] gan to [Bm] sway [Bm] Then they [A] dove for cover to the banks of the river All ex- [D] cept for [A] Sandy [Bm] Gray [Bm] Now with [Bm] thoughts of death they [D] held their breath As they [A] saw their friend go [Bm] down [Bm] They all knew in a [D] second or two He'd be [A] crushed or frozen or [Bm] drowned They [D] saw him fall, they [A] heard him call, Just [D] once, [A] then it was [Bm] over [Bm] Young [A] Sandy Gray gave his life that day Near the [D] mouth of the [A] Musquash [Bm] River [Bm] {soc} But [D] Sandy Gray was [Bm] not afraid And he [D] let out a mighty [Bm] yell [A] “I'll be damned, we'll break this jam, Or it's [D] breakfast [A] in [Bm] hell, boys, [D] break- [A] fast in [Bm] hell” [Bm] {eoc} East of [Bm] Giant's Tomb there's [D] plenty of room, There’s no [A] fences and no [Bm] walls And if you [Bm] listen close [D] you'll hear a ghost [A] Down by Sandy Gray [Bm] Falls Through the [D] tops of the trees you'll [A] hear in the breeze The [D] echoes of a [A] mighty [Bm] yell [Bm] [Bm] [Bm] [A] “I'll be damned, we'll break this jam or it's [D] breakfast [A] in [Bm] hell!” [Bm] And [D] Sandy Gray lives [Bm] on today In the [D] echoes of a mighty [Bm] yell [A] “I'll be damned, we'll break this jam, or it 's [D] breakfast [A] in [Bm] hell, boys [D] Break- [A] fast in [Bm] hell!” [Bm↓] #video=slqVU5tfr_c#vend #Last Updated 7/9/17 JJ #ubl