Land And Sky

av Knitter 03/10-2009
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1.     Well, they c[G]alled me Crazy Ollie, I was born a mountain man.
       I sailed the sea from Norway, far to pl[Em]ow the prairie land.
       The s[C]un was hot and the sk[G]y was big, and the soil, it sure smelled f[Em]ine.
       So I st[C]ate my claim and I hitched my team, and I called the prairie m[G]ine.

2.     Yeah, the sky was big and the land was big, and flat as flat could be.
       I felt that I was lost somewhere on a dried out silent sea.
       I lost my sleep, and my wag would thread, and she'd said: "Well I declare."
       What a silly fool to be looking for a mountain that ain't there.

Ref.   Oh, l[D]and and sk[G]y. Oh, l[C7]and and sk[G]y.
       But n[C]ever a place for a mountainman to rest his mind and [Em]eye.


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3.     She said I was a sinful man, and she made it pretty clear.
       If the good Lord so intended, he would make a mountain here.
       Well, he hasn't yet I told her, and I guess he never will.
       But if he won't make a mountain, then by God, I make a hill.

Ref.   Oh, l[D]and and sk[G]y. Oh, l[C7]and and sk[G]y.
       But n[C]ever a place for a mountainman to rest his mind and [G]eye.

4.     So, I grabbed my big nice shovel, and I piled the sun all high.
       And pretty soon the mighty man was reaching for the sky.
       Well, they called me Crazy Ollie, and I said that may be true.
       But the man who climbs the highest peak will get the better view.

Ref.   Oh, l[D]and and sk[G]y. Oh, l[C7]and and sk[G]y.
       But n[C]ever a place for a mountainman to rest his mind and [Em]eye.

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5.     So, now you know my story of Crazy Ollies' mount.
       A man who had an urge to lift his eyes up from the ground.
       If you ask me what I've got, for all my sweat and pain.
       I built the only mountain on the North-Dakota plains.

Ref.   Oh, l[D]and and sk[G]y. Oh, l[C7]and and sk[G]y.
       But n[C]ever a place for a mountainman to rest his mind and [G]eye.

Ref.   Oh, l[D]and and sk[G]y. Oh, l[C7]and and sk[G]y.
       But n[C]ever a place for a mountainman to rest his mind and [Em]eye.


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  • Øyvind Kjus (Gjest)
    Utrolig mange feil i denne teksten,- både rene stavefeil og ord som gir feil mening. Hvorfor ikke sjekke teksten i boken "Byes beste",- der de fleste av Erik Byes viser står med korrekt tekst, og dessuten med historier knyttet til.
  • Jasså (Gjest)
    Her var det da meget med negativitet må jeg si!
  • MrCrafter
    Har var det høy CAPSLOCK føring!!
  • Mattias Damsgaard (Gjest)
    DESSUTEN HAR KNITTER EN DEL FEIL I TEKSTEN, I TILEGG TIL AT HAN HAR GLEMT ET VERS! SANGEN HAR EGENTLIG 6!
  • Mattias Damsgaard (Gjest)
    HVORFOR I SVARTESTE HELVETE STÅR DENNE SANGEN OPPFØRT UNDER HELLBILLIES??????

    DETTE ER EN ERIK BYE LÅT!!!!!!!!!!!!! ERIK BYE!!!!!!!!!!! ERIK BYE HAR SKREVET BÅDE TEKSTEN OG MELODIEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KNITTER ER EN UVITENDE KØDD SOM KAN GÅ OG HENGE SEG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Knitter
    Det ga nok en noe pussig mening slik det var, men har endret på det nå
    Takk for varsel.
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