C Am overed with leather, but C it was tight. G
U Bm nderneath the moon in the G woods at nig A ht... A
M D akin' the G rounds ten mi F les a day, G
O D nce a month they G 'd spot him, her F e's what they' G d say...
"He D re he comes, G he's a man o F f the land. G He's
leath D erman. Smil G e on his face, F an axe in G
his F pack. He's leatherman, leatherman, leatherman."
Com C es out of the caves on G ce a day to be fed. F
Wa C sn't known to F say much but C "Thanks for the bre A ad."
So modern day I walk with my Riff 1
jacket faded, just like the man of Riff 1
leather whom I may be related Riff 1
Riff 1 (by itself once)
Am Rolled a cigarette, but when he as C ked for a light, G
A Bm ppeared to be an anima G l, yet so pol A ite.
M D akin' the G rounds ten m F iles a day. G
O D nce a month they'd spo G t him and here's wha F t they'd say... G
" D Here he comes G , he's a man F of the land, G
he's D leatherman, G smile on his face, F axe in G
his h D and, he's le G atherman, leather F man, leatherman. G "
G ............... F ........ F ..............leatherman, leatherman
F Shake his G hand he's leatherma F n.
F Bake some G bread he's leatherma F n.
F Shame he's G dead. I saw his bed, F
F It's all tha G t's left of leathe D rman. G F G
D Leatherman G ........... F . F
G Give me some F skin, l G eatherman Bm
Pearl Jam
