I Tore Down A Mountain Ukulele tab

	  "I Tore Down a Mountain" by Galen Curry, often performed by The Currys 

Basically the verses are equal parts G and D, and the Choruses are |A|G|D|D|. Standard tuning, no capo. 


Intro: D 

Verse: 
               G                   D 
You know it's hard to keep things simple, 
      G                        D 
It's hard to always do things right, 
              G                            D 
but when the sun is shining, you know it's daytime, 
                G                             D 
and when you've got the moon, then it must be night, 
            G                                       D 
and I know most things, they're a little more complicated, 
               G                                   D 
but I like to think that everything will turn out fine, 
                  G                           D 
and there's some obstacles, that you and I created, 
             G                                   D 
and I don't know bout you, but I'm gonna try and deal with mine, before its too late honey, 


A              G             D 
I tore down a mountain for you 
A              G             D 
I tore down a mountain for you 
A                     G                  D 
I couldn't get around, so I just went on through 
A              G             D 
I tore down a mountain for you, 

Verse: 
And when my time on this earth here is finished, 
I don't want a hundred trumpets, blasting out my name, 
I just want to look down, from whichever place I've landed, 
and see your smiling face, living on the same, 
and I know things like this are hard to deal with, 
but you've only got one chance, so you better make it your best, 
and I might be content, if I never saw anybody else again, 
but you, you're a little different from all the rest, 
and that's why honey, 

Chorus: 
I tore down a mountain for you 
I tore down a mountain for you 
I couldn't get around, so I just went on through 
really what else was I supposed to do? 
when all that I really want is you? 
I tore down a mountain for you,