Add song: Bruce Springsteen - John Henry

songs/Bruce_Springsteen/John_Henry.sg

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+\songcolumns{2}
+\beginsong{John Henry}
+  [by=Bruce Springsteen,cov=we-shall-overcome]
+
+  \cover
+  \gtab{Fa}{1:022100}
+  \gtab{Do}{X32010}
+  \gtab{Si&}{1:X02220}
+
+  \textnote{One, two, three}
+
+  \beginverse
+    Well, John \[Fa]Henry was a little baby
+    Sittin' on his dady's \[Do]knee
+    He \[Fa]pick up a hammer and a \[Si&]little piece of steel,
+    And, ``God, \[Fa]hammer's gonna \[Si&]be the death of \[Fa]me, Lord, \[Rém]Lord
+    \[Fa]Hammer's gonna \[Do]be the death of \[Fa]me''
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    Now the captain he said to John Henry,
+    ``I'm gonna bring that steam drill 'round
+    I'm gonna bring that steam drill out on these tracks
+    I'm gonna knock that steel on down, God, God
+    Gonna knock that steel on down''
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    John Henry told his captain,
+    ``Lord, man ain't nothin' but a man
+    Before I let that steam drill beat me down
+    I'm gonna die with a hammer in my hand, Lord, Lord
+    Die with a hammer in my hand''
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    John Henry driving on the right side
+    That steam drill driving on the left
+    Says, ``Before I'll let your steam drill beat me down
+    I'm gonna hammer myself to death, Lord, Lord
+    I'll hammer my fool self to death''
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    Well, captain said to John Henry,
+    ``What is that stone out here?''
+    John Henry said, ``That ain't no stone
+    Captain, that's just my hammer in here, Lord, Lord
+    That's just my hammer in here''
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    John Henry said to his shaker
+    ``Shaker, why don't you sing?
+    'Cause I'm swigin' thirty pounds from my hips on down
+    Yeah, listen to my cold steel ring, Lord, Lord
+    Listen to my cold steel ring''
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    Now John Henry, he hammered in the mountains
+    His hammer was striking fire
+    But he worked so hard, he broke his heart
+    John Henry laid his hammer and died, Lord, Lord
+    John Henry laid down his hammer and died
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    Well, now John Henry, he had him a woman
+    Her name was Polly Ann
+    She walked down to those tracks, picked up John Henry's hammer
+    Polly drove steel like a man, Lord, Lord
+    Polly drove that steel like a man
+  \endverse
+
+  \beginverse
+    Well every, every Monday morning
+    When the bluebird he begin to sing
+    You can hear John Henry from a mile or more
+    You can hear John Henry's hammer ring, Lord, Lord
+    You can hear John Henry's hammer ring
+  \endverse
+  
+  \beginverse*
+    Say that again!
+    So you can hear John Henry's hammer ring, Lord, Lord
+    You can hear John Henry's hammer ring
+    Come on!
+  \endverse
+
+\endsong