Down The Road Wherever

Mark Knopfler

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*Complete Down The Road Wherever Chord Songbook by Pavel Fomenkov* *Search on Ultimate Guitar to find all individual songs + bonuses* *If you have any questions you can reach me at: * ****************************************************************** 01. Trapper Man ***************** Capo: 2 Key: D Major Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** | C Cadd9 | C Cadd9 | Intro | | / | x2 The trapper man’s in from the hinterlands        Filth and grease on his clothes and hands             From the outermost the farthermost        Comes riding in to the trading post             Got a pack horse loaded up with hides Steps in to see the man inside ’I got furs skins a little meat too Here I got a good piece just for you’ | | / | x2 ’You take this home to give the wife’        The trapper draws his skinning knife             Now the fat man’s desk is a butcher’s block        The trapper cuts the meat and talks             ’You’re gonna lose your shirt on a nowhere man Lose your shirt in nowhere land Back out there is my country And you best let this trapper be the trapper      You need the trapper man (the trapper man)   The trapper man             | | / | 2/4 | | | / | x2 If you don’t want to be where lightning strikes        Better let me work the way I like             You don’t want to know how I fill my sacks        You go out there you don’t come back             You got nature red in tooth and claw And you ain’t got no rule of law And if you don’t know nature’s way All that’s gonna stop you being the prey is the trapper      You need the trapper man (the trapper man)   The trapper man             | No Chord | x4 You wanna wear them gems and rings You wanna show off them shiny things Shake your moneymaker bro Where the movers and the shakers go You wanna go do what you do Let the gold and silver come to you So leave the dirty work to me yeah You best let this trapper be the trapper      You need the trapper man (the trapper man)   The trapper man             | | / | 2/4 | | | / | x2 When he’s done his thing and gone his way        The fat men light cigars and say             “Holy smokes did you see that?        We all made money on the trapper cat”             Sit back in their big ass chairs Say “Boys that is the man right there” I’m the lifeline for your big soft ass It’s the trapper puts it in first class the trapper      You need the trapper man (the trapper man) The trapper man             | | / | x6 | | ****************************************************************** 02. Back On The Dance Floor ***** Capo: 2 Key: B Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** | Ambient Noise | | Bass Riff | x4 | | / | x4 Shuffle | | / | x4 Rock Hand me down my high roller Stetson Hand me down my smokeless .41          We’re gonna look so sharp when we walk in   They’re gonna be jazzed we come               | | / | We’re going for the major comeback For the motherlode the mighty score      We’ll be the toast of every knocked out boogie shack      Now we’re back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Going all the way is the only way to go The only game in town   Shake your moneymaker closer to the floor   Dsus2              E Shake ’em on down shake ’em on down | | | | | | | | | | | / | x4 Hand me down my two-tone wingtips Hand me down my skull head walking cane You all gotta wear them shantung gambler suits   They’re gonna be jazzed we came               | | / | ’Cos we’re going for the major comeback For the motherlode the mighty score      We’ll be the toast of every knocked out boogie shack      Now we’re back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) | | / | Going all the way is the only way to go The only game in town   Shake your moneymaker closer to the floor Shake ’em on down shake ’em on down We’re going for the major comeback For the motherlode the mighty score      We’ll be the toast of every knocked out boogie shack      Now we’re back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Now we’re back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) Back on the dance floor (back on the dance floor) | | / | x10 | | / | x10 Shuffle ****************************************************************** 03. Nobody’s Child ************** Capo: 1 Key: C Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** | Terz Guitar | x6 | Bm | x4 The ragged kid    Nobody wanted          Left alone   To ramble wild Long ago     He was abandoned      Nobody’s child                 Never smiles   And never chatters      Never quarrels   Or complains Grown as hard   As the Sierras      And the Western Plains      Come a’cow cow yicky yicky yea      Come a’cow cow yicky yicky yea      Learned to swing   A broken bottle      Learned to use   His fists and knife In the bar rooms   And bordellos      Of his life                 He drifted down                A       Asus4  A Towards the borders The sky was dark   But it did not rain Came the meanest   Pistoleros      In the Western Plains                 | | | | | | | | / | x3 He fell in    With these desperadoes      Thieves and killers   Every one Prizes hanging   From their saddles      With their guns      Come a’cow cow yicky yicky yea      Come a’cow cow yicky yicky yea      | | The ragged kid   Nobody wanted Left alone   To ramble wild Now he rides   Beside the Devil      Nobody’s child      Come a’cow cow yicky yicky yea      Come a’cow cow yicky yicky yea      | / | / | | | ******************************************************************************** 04. Just A Boy / You’ll Never Walk Alone ****** Capo: 3 Key: C Major Time: 4/4 ******************************************************************************** E6 [0x9999] E9 [0x6777] When I was just a boy I’d be kicking a tin Take the short cut home through the loony bin I never gave much thought to the souls in there               Esus4             A7 I was just a boy too young to care Well the years go by and you get to see A dream’s not the same as reality Well a dream or two is going to crash and burn                 Esus4                 A7    A7 And that’s the way that you live and learn | A7 | % | Esus4 | A7 | | | Well it was late one night and I woke at two And I lay there thinking the way you do But it’s a long dark night of the soul              Esus4                      A7 When those thoughts are turning sad and old And then outside on the empty street I heard the sound of walking feet Well it was just a boy away from home                         Esus4                    A7 And he was singing the song ’You’ll Never Walk Alone’ | | % | | % | | | | | | | | | | | | / | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Aaug | | | | | | | | | | / | | Esus4 | | | Aaug | | | | | | | | | | / | | A7 | D9 | Fade Out ****************************************************************** 05. When You Leave ************** Capo: 1 Key: F Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** Em/D [xx0000] G#dim [4x343x] Emadd9 [024000] F#m7b5 [2x221x] B7#9/F# [2x123x] B7b9/F# [2x121x] C6/9 [x3223x] B7sus4 [x2425x] Am/B [x2221x] Emadd9/D [xx0002] C#m7b5 [x4545x] | | | | C7sus4 | Piano When you leave         There’s cordite in the air             B7/F#           Emadd9   Emadd9  F#m7b5 A ringing in the stillness         B7/F#           Emadd9  Emadd9  Emadd9 Smoke drifting up the stair           F#m7b5  F#m7b5  B7/F# When you leave When you leave         My heart sounds in my ears          A beating in the darkness       A trace of you still here   When you leave                 F#m7b5         Am/C Like it or not How could I not have fallen for you?       And now that I’m caught      How could I not be blue?                        | / | / | dim | / | | F#m7b5 | B7 | Emadd9 | Em |   When you leave         I’ll hear the smallest sound               B7             Emadd9  Emadd9  F#m7b5 And turn to look behind me As though you’re still around                               C6/9  B7sus4  B7 When you leave When you leave | Cmaj7 | % | Emadd9 | % | x3 | | % | / | Emadd9 | ****************************************************************** 06. Good On You Son ************* Capo: 3 Key: C Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** * Also the F13 chord on The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two line in the studio version of the song sounds like going to / Fmaj7 [1x3210]             Fmaj7/G [3x3210]             D5 [x577xx]                                      C5 [x355xx]                                   D5/F [1x023x]                    E7#5 [0x011x]                             F6 [1x021x]                                               D5/F# [2x023x]                                       Fsus2/G [3x301x]                    Asus4/E [0x223x]                    | | | | % | | | | | / | | | | | % | | | | / | % | | | | | / | | | | | / | | | | | / | | | | / | % | | | | | | / / | Flash goes a little hummingbird A darting whirring thread       At the screen door by his lemon tree Out here with the quick and the dead         Designer blinds above L.A. Frame the perfect view       (No Chord) It’s going to be another day Of sun and shameless blue | | / / | By his cutting block the time has come For the fruit there by the juicer       He’s grinds fresh coffee for himself He’s meeting a producer              The L.A.Times lies on the stone Warming there like bread       (No Chord) Hey what’s not to like out here With the quick and the dead? Good on you son good on you The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two Good on you son good on you Uh-huh oh yeah    Good on you son good on you The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two yeah | | / | x4 (No Chord) Well you want to know what happiness is?                                      * In his eye there’s a hunter’s gleam Something to look forward to                                              *          This cat’s gonna get the cream             The skin of a mango is so smooth                          * Smoother than the devil Cut it slice it chop it up To the rhythm of a Cockney rebel | No Chord | x8 Percussion Break | Asus4/E | % | | Am7 | x8 Sax Solo Back in Blighty there’s a flat On a grimy sink estate       That’s why he walked out of that And went to the Golden State              Left the baccy and the beer Where he was born and bred       (No Chord)                    Am Now he’s cutting it out here With the quick and the dead Good on you son good on you The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two Good on you son good on you Uh-huh oh yeah    What would you’d have had him do? The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two | | Fsus2/ | Yeah good on you son good on you The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two Good on you son good on you Uh-huh oh yeah    Good on you son good on you The Camden Shuffle and the old one-two yeah | Asus4/E | % | | | ****************************************************************** 07. My Bacon Roll *************** Capo: 3 Key: D Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** | Noise | | A5 | x8 I never got the elbow   Just telling you Before you go Only telling you   Just so you know      I never got the elbow   I slung it in Had it up to here I just pulled the pin   Went and had a beer I used to love a bit of folding   Just for getting by A wad of cash Now that’s out of date   And so am I As pie and mash      S’cuse me           A  Asus4  A S’cuse me Have you got my roll? My roll?   My bacon roll?      The time they took us bowling   What was that about? I thought what a joke I just went out   And had a smoke      Then the white water rafting   Just some know-it-all With the new regime There to show us all   How to build a team   He says what do you think we’re doing?   I said don’t ask me I’ve no idea They all laughed at that   That was pretty funny actually   S’cuse me           A  Asus4  A S’cuse me Have you got my roll? My roll?   My bacon roll? Have you got my roll? My roll?   My bacon roll?      I could order you a toastie Just like that one there Or the same in plain white bread   When you’re dealing with a toastie What do you prefer   Brown or red? | | | | | | | x2 | | I never got the elbow   Just telling you Before you go Only telling you   Just so you know | A5 | Fade Out ******************************************************************* 08. Nobody Does That ************ Capo: No Key: D Minor Time: 4/4 ******************************************************************* Dm7 [ 10 x 10 10 10 x ] G/A [ x 0 12 12 12 x ]            A7#9 [ x 12 11 12 13 x ] G9 [ x 10 9 10 10 10 10 ] F9 [ x 8 7 8 8 8 ] Eb9 [ x 6 5 6 6 6 ]         | Wah Guitar | x2 | / | x2 I like the way you put yourself together        Nobody does that quite the way you do             I like the way you put yourself together         Nobody does that quite like you     Nobody does that   Nobody does that               Nobody does that            I like the way you’re holding my attention          Nobody does that quite the way you do             That stuff too hot for me to mention        Nobody does that quite like you     Nobody does that   Nobody does that               | | | | #9 | % | | / | x7 Sax Solo | | % | / | % | | | | | #9 | | / | x8 I like the way you work the opposition             Nobody does that quite the way you do          When you want to smoke the competition             Nobody does that quite like you     Nobody does that   Nobody does that               Nobody does that            | / | x8 I like the way you put yourself together             Nobody does that quite the way you do             I like the way you put yourself together             Nobody does that quite like you Nobody does that   Nobody does that               Nobody does that            | / | Fade Out ****************************************************************** 09. Drovers’ Road *************** Capo: 3 Key: C Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** | Intro | | | | | | It’s a drover’s road High up where ravens fly And soon I’ll lose my way And I won’t know It’s a drover’s road From days so long gone by When we knew who we were And where to go It’s a drover’s road It winds a hundred miles You’d sleep out in the open Calm and still You could trust a friend To keep a watch awhile Your cattle grazing Quiet on the hill Walk with me                   G                     F  Fadd9 And you can leave that old dog be He does much better on his own   Leave him be              G                  Fadd9 He’s a better man than me     Fadd9            G        Am He likes to find his own way home | | | | | x3 On a drover’s road With the moon and misty stars We walked these hills Before this all began Before we gazed at screens Went shopping in our cars And a million houses Sprawled across the land Walk with me                   G                     F  Fadd9 And you can leave that old dog be He does much better on his own   Leave him be              G                  Fadd9 He’s a better man than me He likes to find his own way home | | | | | x4 | | ******************************************************************* 10. One Song At A Time ********** Capo: No Key: C Major Time: 2/4 ******************************************************************* | | | | Fadd9 | | | | | % | My whistle under the archways Still echoes down the street All the way back to Deptford days Nights down by The Creek Notes as big as river boats Still echoing through the clubs With the horns of the trains Down the old back lanes And the lights of the corner pubs       In a taproom lined with mirrors There’s a man there at the bar Reminds you of somebody He says I know who you are        He’s right I know I could be him But anyway who is who?   You could be looking at What he’s looking at   And he’s looking at you And I’ll be out of this place And down the road wherever      There but for the grace etcetera   I’ll see you later but it’s 1979   And I’m picking my way out of here One song at a time | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | % | | % | | | % | The slaving ports of plunder Used to stink to heaven on high Companions of honour Always were in short supply        The Bristol ships and Liverpool’s On every tide they came The times they may have changed my friend Some people stay the same And I’ll be out of this place And down the road wherever      There but for the grace etcetera   I’ll see you later but it’s 1879   And I’m picking my way out of here One song at a time | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | % | | % | | | % | A grinning mogul greets the crowd At Execution Dock All come to see three mutineers Turned off at twelve o’clock       The shyster takes a ringside seat As they’re bringing them from the jail And twenty thousand tickets Sold online on premium sale       So if you need to reach me          C                 Fadd9 You can leave word at The Pig I have no wish to stay around To watch that Newgate jig Or any more poor old fakers            C                Fadd9 Trying to dance in my old shoes I’ll be gone over the ocean With the transatlantic blues And I’ll be out of this place And down the road wherever      There but for the grace etcetera   I’ll see you later somewhere down the line   I’ll be picking my way out of here One song at a time | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | % | | % | ****************************************************************** 11. Floating Away *************** Capo: 1 Key: F Minor Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** * Play 1st fret of 5th string followed by an open D at asterisks F#m7b5 [2x221x]     Gadd9/B [x2023x]                  Bm7b5 [x2323x]      Am/E [0x221x]      B7b9/F# [2x121x]    G7 [32300x]                 | | | | / | x3 It’s the weight I’m trying To get inside the frame I’ve been painting a fat man            He’s big and fat and heavy   As a man can be                   But he’s been floating away                   Floating away           He’s been floating away from me             In the mirror my withering skin   Is a thorny pleasure               I stand unflinching And I mark each crease and sting              My brush my wooden flail    My ancient thresher                                     F#m7b5 As unforgiving time Flays everything                | | | | / | | | * | m7b5 | | | | Gadd9/ / | Bm7b5 | | | | / | Gadd9 | | It’s the truth I’m trying To get inside the frame Now I’m painting myself naked            But I need a pair of boots About as heavy as boots can be                   Or I’d be floating away                 Floating away           I’d be floating away from me             And every thorn sends thistledown            Drifting all around   And floating away                             Esus4  E7  Am Floating away Floating away from me      | | | | / | Fade Out ******************************************************************** 12. Slow Learner **************** Capo: No Key: Eb Minor Time: 4/4 ******************************************************************** Bbm7add11 [6x664x] Bb7#5 [6x677x] | | | | Fm7b5 | Piano         Bbm7add11           Bmaj7  Gbmaj7 People say ’Where have you been?’ Or ’Where did you go?’ I’m a slow learner             I do everything slow                It’s my way has to be true      The world goes by me fast But where you’re concerned I like good things to last                                Bb7sus4    Bmaj7 Where’s the point in worrying If we should start a little late    Where’s the point in hurrying When waiting feels so great?         Ebm7       Bb7sus4 I’m a slow burner     Ebm7                   Ab7sus4  Ab7 My last train left a while ago I’m a slow learner             I do everything slow                     | | | | | | | Fm7b5 | | Bb7sus4 | | | | | | | | Fm7b5 | | Bb7sus4 |                        Bb7sus4    Bmaj7 So where’s the point in worrying If we should start a little late    And where’s the point in hurrying                      Bb7#5 When waiting feels so great?         Ebm7       Bb7sus4 I’m a slow burner My last train left a while ago I’m a slow learner                            Ebm     Bb7sus4 I do everything slow               Ebm7       Bb7sus4  Bb7 Yeah I’m a slow burner My last train left a while ago I’m a slow learner                               Ebm  Bb7sus4  Bb7 I do everything slow | | Fm7b5 | Vamp | | ******************************************************************* 13. Heavy Up ******************** Capo: 1 Key: Ab Major Time: 4/4 ******************************************************************* E5 [x7xx00] E5/D [x5xx00] E5/C# [x4xx00] E5/C [x3225x] | / | / | x4 | / | Your slack-jawed dimness is our loss Condemns us to your point of view Who could give a flying toss What you like to chill out to? And why should I lighten up for you If you can’t heavy up for me? Why should I?      Why should I?          You grunt and root your patch of earth Adrift from shame and deaf to sound How much is your praise really worth? About the same as your thumbs down And why should I lighten up for you If you can’t heavy up for me? Why should I?      Why should I?          So heavy up     Heavy up for me Heavy up     Heavy up for me You can give it up     Give it up with me Or heavy up     Heavy up for me      What would it take To get you to          Just to shut it?   I’d so love it     | / | | | / | | / | | | / | | / | And why should I lighten up for you If you can’t heavy up for me? Why should I?      Why should I?          So heavy up     Heavy up for me Heavy up     Heavy up for me You can give it up     Give it up with me Or heavy up     Heavy up for me      You won’t of course you will be heard Ah but at least a man can dream I’m afraid alas the turd Who thinks he’s an ice cream And why should I lighten up for you If you can’t heavy up for me? Why should I?      Why should I?          So heavy up     Heavy up for me Heavy up     Heavy up for me You can give it up     Give it up with me Or heavy up     Heavy up for me Yeah heavy up     Heavy up for me Heavy up     Heavy up for me You can give it up     Give it up with me Or heavy up     Heavy up for me | / | / | Fade Out ****************************************************************** 14. Matchstick Man ************** Capo: 5 Key: C Major Time: 4/4 ****************************************************************** | / | | / | | So there he was then Penzance to play     Christmas Eve in a nowhere band     Now early morning Christmas Day He’s hitching home to Geordieland Last night the snow came just my luck And who the hell do you think you are Climbing up into that truck With your old bag and your guitar And you you would-be vagabond        No-one invited you you know Matchstick man up in the dawn You’ve got five hundred miles to go | | / | | / | | / | / | / | | The driver now must drop off his load     The snow still laying thick on the ground Leaves him on a high crossroads Where he can see for miles around The sun is shining sky is blue And everything is white and bare Not a car comes into view There’s nothing moving anywhere And you you would-be vagabond           No-one invited you you know Matchstick man you speck upon These vast and silent plains of snow     | / | | / | |

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empty heart empty heart D, Em, G, A, a, d
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La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un individu, un trappeur, qui revient de sa vie dans la nature sauvage, portant avec lui des peaux et de la viande. Il évoque sa façon de vivre et ses relations avec ceux qui l'entourent, notamment les commerçants qui profitent de son travail. Il met en avant la dureté de la vie dans la nature, où les règles qu'on connaît ne s'appliquent pas toujours et où la survie est au cœur des préoccupations. Le texte évoque aussi les choix de vie, la lutte pour s'en sortir dans un monde souvent inhospitalier, tout en soulignant l'importance de la nature et de la liberté. Dans ce contexte, le trappeur nous rappelle que chacun a son rôle à jouer et que certains doivent faire des choix difficiles pour vivre selon leurs propres principes.