歌手头像-Mark Knopfler

The Ragpickers Dream album

音乐人: Mark Knopfler

供谱者:wexman
xMark Knopfler's The Ragpicker's Dream album chords by Foma
For any questions mail me to [email protected]

UPDATED 27 March 2014 — completely revisited version
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1 - Why aye man


Time: 4/4
Key: D Minor
Tuning: Dropped D (DADGBE)


D5.............[000235]
G5.............[5x0033]
G5add9.........[5x0035]

Dsus2..........[000230]
Fsus2..........[3x3011]
Bbsus2.........[8x0066]

C..............[x32013]

Gm.............[5x5333]
F..............[3x3211]
Dsus4/C........[x3x233]


| D5 |


We had no way of staying afloat

We had to leave on the ferry boat

Economic refugees

On the run to germany

    G5                            Gadd9
We had the back of maggie's hand
 D5
Times were tough in geordieland
   (D5)
We got wor tools and working gear

And humped it all from newcastle to here


  Dsus2        Fsus2    G5       
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  G5           Bbsus2     C
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  Dsus2        Fsus2    G5       
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  G5           C      D5
Why aye man, why aye man


| D5 |


We're the nomad tribes, travelling boys

In the dust and dirt and the racket and the noise

Drills and hammers, diggers and picks

Mixing concrete, laying bricks

        G5                              G5add9
There's english, irish, scots, the lot
  D5
United nation's what we've got
 (D5)
Brickies, chippies, every trade

German building, british-made


  Dsus2        Fsus2    G5       
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  G5           Bbsus2     C
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  Dsus2        Fsus2    G5       
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  G5           C      D5
Why aye man, why aye man


| D5 |


 Gm                             C
Nae more work on maggie's farm
 F               Dm        Dsus4/C
Hadaway down the autobahn
 Gm                     C
Mine's a portacabin bed
      F                Dm         Dsus4/C
Or a bunk in a nissen hut instead


| Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C |
| Gm | C | F Dm | D5 |


There's plenty deutschmarks here to earn

And german tarts are wunderschoen

German beer is chemical-free

Germany's alreet with me

 G5                             G5add9
Sometimes I miss my river tyne
     D5
But you're my pretty fraulein
  (D5)
Tonight we'll drink the old town dry

Keep wor spirit levels high


  Dsus2        Fsus2    G5       
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  G5           Bbsus2     C
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  Dsus2        Fsus2    G5       
Why aye man, why aye, why aye man
  G5           C      D5
Why aye man, why aye man


| D5 |


     Gm                        C
Sometimes I miss my river tyne
     F          Dm             Dsus4/C
But you're my pretty fraulein
   Gm                                 C
Tonight we'll drink the old town dry
 F               Dm          Dsus4/C
Keep wor spirit levels high

     Gm                        C
Sometimes I miss my river tyne
     F          Dm             Dsus4/C
But you're my pretty fraulein

   Gm                                 C
Tonight we'll drink the old town dry
 F               Dm          Dsus4/C
Keep wor spirit levels high


| Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C |
| Gm | C | F Dm | Dm |
| Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C |
| Gm | C | F Dm | Dm |
| Gm | C | F Dm | Dsus4/C |
| Gm | C | F Dm | Dm |


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2 - Devil Baby


Time: 4/4 and 3/4
Key: D Major
Capo: 7

Chords:

Dsus2 [xx0230]
Asus2 [x02200]


| G  Gsus2  | G | x4

      G
The freaks'll stay together
                      C/G
They're a tight old crew
 D/F#
You look at them
                  G   Gsus2  G
And they look at you
            
I love the ballyhoo girl
               C/G
But she don't care
                      D/F#  Em   Em7
It's hard to find love anywhere
 C/G             D/F#  G    D/F#  Dsus4/F#  (last two chords x4)
Hard to find love anywhere

        G
The professor is the talker
                  C/G
He's the talking man
           D/F#
And if he can't clean a midway
        G   Gsus2  G
Nobody can

He'll get the tip on in
                 C/G
From the midway mud
                          D/F#      Em   Em7
You gotta have the sawdust in the blood
 C/G                   D/F#     G    D/F#  Dsus4/F#  D/F#
Gotta have the sawdust in the blood


         G                     C/G         CMaj7/G
See the pig-faced man and the monkey girl
 D/F#                 G    G/F#
Come see the big fat lady
 Em                 Am              Am  Am/G
Gator slim with the alligator skin
 D/F#               G
Come see the devil baby


| G | C/G | D/F# | G |
| G | C/G | C/G D/F# | Em Em7 |
| C/G D/F# | G | D/F#  Dsus2/F# | D/F# |


   G
Springer is the talker
                  C/G
He's the talking man
               D/F#
He's got the whole studio
                   G    Gsus2  G
Eating out of his hand

You can be on too
                       C/G
With the nuts and the geeks
           D/F#      Em  Em7
Call 1-800-ima freek
C/G   D/F#  G    D/F#
1-800-ima freek


         G                     C/G         CMaj7/G
See the pig-faced man and the monkey girl
 D/F#                 G    G/F#
Come see the big fat lady
 Em                 Am              Am  Am/G
Gator slim with the alligator skin
 D/F#               G
Come see the devil baby

         G                     C/G         CMaj7/G
See the pig-faced man and the monkey girl
 D/F#                 G    G/F#
Come see the big fat lady
 Em                 Am              Am  Am/G
Gator slim with the alligator skin
 D/F#               G
Come see the devil baby


| G | C/G | D/F# | G |
| G | C/G | C/G D/F# | Em Em7 |
| C/G D/F# | G | D/F#  Dsus2/F# | D/F# |
| D/F# |


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3 -  Hill Farmer's Blues


Time: 4/4 and 2/4
Key: E Minor
Capo: 5


Gsus2.........[3x020x]
Asus2.........[x0220x]
G/A...........[x0423x]


| G | % Gsus2 | Asus2 | % D/F# | x3
| G | % Gsus2 | Asus2 | % |
| Bm | % |


Bm
                        G/A
I'm going into tow law
            G    Gsus2  G/A
For what I need
               A
Chain for the ripsaw
        Bm
Killer for the weed

      Bm                    G/A
The dog's at the back door
           G   Gsus2  G/A
Leave him be
                A
Don't feed him jack
               Bm
And don't wait up for me


 Bm                 G/A
Going into tow law
            G    Gsus2
To fuel my fire
  G/A            A
Shells for the twelve
     Bm
And razor wire

     Bm                     G/A
The dog's at the back door
           G  Gsus2  G/A
Leave him be
          A
Don't do jack
               Bm         G/A
And don't wait up for me


    G
So bad 
    Asus2  D/F#
So bad
    G
So bad
    Asus2
So bad


| Bm |


     Bm                 G/A
I'm going into tow law
            G   Gsus2  G/A
To have my fun
               A
Don't get me wrong
             Bm
You were the only one

   Bm                G/A
Behind my back lord
                    G  Gsus2  G/A
You made a fool of me
          A
Don't do jack
               Bm         G/A
And don't wait up for me


    G
So bad 
    Asus2  D/F#
So bad
    G
So bad
    Asus2
So bad


| G | % | Asus2 | %  D/F# |


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4 - A Place Where We Used to Live


Time: 4/4
Key: A Minor
Capo: No


E7...............[020100]
CMaj7............[x3545x] or [x3200x]
FMaj7............[1x221x] or [133210]


| Am | E7 E | x2


Am            
          E7           E
This empty kitchen's where
      Am            E7   E  Am
I'd while away the hours
              E7      E   C
Just next to my old chair
               E          E7     Dm7
You'd usually have some flowers
                E    E7   Am  Am/G
The shelves of books
          Am/F#
Even the picture hooks
               Dm7  E7
Everything is gone
        E        Am
But my heart is hanging on

           E7         E
If this old neighbourhood
    Am              E7   E  Am
Survived us both alright
                    E7   E    C
Don't know that it withstood
                     E7       E    Dm7
All the things that took our light
             E    E7   Am  Am/G
You on the stair
       Am/F# 
I can see you there
               Dm7  E7
Everything is gone
        E        Am
But my heart is hanging on


FMaj7
                  CMaj7       FMaj7
Once there was a little girl
                      CMaj7       FMaj7
Used to wonder what she would be
                   CMaj7
Went out into the big wide world
                  FMaj7
Now she's just a memory
                    CMaj7              FMaj7
There used to be a little school here
                  CMaj7           FMaj7
Where I learned to write my name
                     CMaj7
But time has been a little cruel here
      FMaj7
Time has no shame


Dm7
              G  CMaj7
It's just a place where
                 FMaj7  Dm7
We used to live
              G  CMaj7
It's just a place where
                 FMaj7
We used to live


Am
         E7     E    
Now in another town
     Am           E7   E  Am
You lead another life
            E7        E    C
And now upstairs and down
              E7       E    Dm7
You're someone else's wife
             E7   E  Am
Here in the dust
         Am/G   Am/F#
There's not a trace of us
          Dm7       E7
Everything is gone
        E      Am
But my heart is hanging on


Dm7
              G  CMaj7
It's just a place where
                 FMaj7
We used to live


| Dm7 | G | CMaj7 | FMaj7 |


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5 - Quality Shoe


Time: 4/4
Key: F Major
Capo: 5


G7..............[323003]
C#dim...........[x1202x]


| C F | C F | C F | C |

            C             F                G7
You got your toecaps reinforced with steel
              C             F
Hard-wearing sole and heel
            G7                   C   C#dim  G7
Make those tired feet feel like new

C
               F                G7
Take your pick,  black or crown
                              C           F
Great for the country or the man in town
              G7              C  F  C  G7
You're gonna need a quality shoe


C
                    F           G7
You don't want no stand-by pair
                        C             F
'Cos these'll take the wear and tear
         G7                C   C#dim  G7
Made to take good care of you

C
                  F           G7
For that trip by road or rail
                         C            F
For extra grip on those rocky trails
              G7              C  F  Fm  C
You're gonna need a quality shoe


G7
                          C               G7
Now they maybe ain't too hot for dancing
                         C             Em
But I don't foresee too much of that
                 B7
You ain't exactly gonna be prancing
  Em           C#dim
Around in the moonlight
        Dm7            G7
With a cane and a top hat


C
                     F             G7
If you could use a change of pace
                         C        F
And be excused from the rat race
             G7                     C  C#dim  G7
Just take a look at what's on view

C
            F             G7
Lace 'em up, walk around
                       C             F
I guarantee you can't wear 'em down
              G7              C   F  C  G7
You're gonna need a quality shoe


| C | F | G7 | C |
| F | G7 | C C#dim | G7 |
| C | F | G7 | C |
| F | G7 | C - F Fm | C |


G7
              C
Now I wish you sunny skies
     G7                         C  Em
And happiness wherever you may go
                B7
But you got to realise
             Em                C#dim
There'll be wind, there'll be rain
       Dm7       G7
And occasional snow


C
                       F            G7
You're gonna want to smile in them
                        C            F
If you're gonna walk a mile in them
             G7                    C   C#dim  G7
There'll be times when you'll be blue

C
                   F             G7
To laugh at rainy days and then
               C            F
Make your getaways in them
              G7   F
You're gonna need
              G7   F
You're gonna need
              G7
You're gonna need
            C   F  C  G7
A quality shoe

            C             F                 G7
You got your toecaps reinforced with steel
              C             F
Hard-wearing sole and heel
            G7                   C   C#dim  G7
Make those tired feet feel like new

C
              F                 G7
Take your pick, black or brown
                              C           F
Great for the country or the man in town
                 G7           C
You're gonna need a quality shoe


| C F | C F | C F | C |


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6 - Fare Thee Well Northumberland


Time: 4/4
Key: C Modal
Capo: 5


G5...................[3x003x]
D5...................[xx023x]
C9sus2...............[x3003x]


| G5 |

Come drive me down to the central station

I hate to leave my river tyne

For some damn town that's god-forsaken

Fare thee well, Northumberland

Although I'll go where the lady takes me

She'll never tell what's in her hand

I do not know what fate awaits me

Fare thee well, northumberland

                G5
My heart beats for my streets and alleys
           C9sus2  D5             G5
Longs to dwell      in the borderlands
                 G5
The north-east shore and the river valleys
           C9sus2  D5          G5
Fare thee well,     northumberland

            C9sus2             G5
I may not stay, i'm bound for leaving
                            D5   D5/F#
I'm bound to ramble and to roam
        G5
I only say my heart is grieving
             C9sus2  D5             G5
I would not gamble    on my coming home

 G5
Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll

             G5
So drive me down to the central station
           C9sus2  D5         G5
I hate to leave     my river tyne
          G5
For some damn town that's god-forsaken
     C9sus2  D5             G5
Goodbye      old friend of mine
               C9sus2            G5 
Although i'll go where the lady takes me
                                 D5   D5/F#
She'll never tell what's in her hand
           G5                    
I do not know what fate awaits me
           C9sus2  D5         G5
Fare thee well,    northumberland

    G5
So roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll

Roll on, geordie boy, roll


| G5 |


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7 - Marbletown


Time: 4/4
Key: G Modal
Tuning: Dropped D
Capo: 5


D5..............[00023x]
Csus2...........[x3003x]
Csus2/B.........[x2003x]
G5..............[5x003x]
Fsus2...........[3x0010]
Am7.............[x02010]


| D5 |

 D5                   Csus2
Roll out here mister
        Csus2/B      D5
If you need a lttle rest
 G5                  Fsus2
Roll out here mister
                     D5
If you need a lttle rest
 Am7                       G5
Lay me down in marbletown
   D5
A bone yard is the best

             D5                       Csus2
There was a bad bull on the railroad
          Csus2/B         D5
Tried to put me off his train
             G5                       Fsus2
There was a bad bull on the railroad
                          D5
Tried to put me off his train
 Am7                       G5
Lay me down in marbletown
                          G5
'Til the coast is clear again


                   D5
I can hear them a-hollerin'
           
'We got a man down here

We got a man down'


            D5                  Csus2
I'm gonna flip me a cannonball
             Csus2/B   D5
That won't stop for anyone
  G5                  Fsus2
Flip me a cannonball
                       D5
That won't stop for anyone
 Am7                       G5
Lay me down in marbletown
 D5
Wait 'til morning comes

           D5                              Csus2
I'm gonna roll out here in the tombstones
 Csus2/B          D5
Wait here on my train
 G5                              Fsus2
Roll out here in the tombstones
                  D5
Wait here on my train
 Am7                       G5
Lay me down in marbletown
   D5
I hope that it don't rain

            D5
And I can still hear them hollerin

''We got a man down here

We got a man down'


 D5                   Csus2
Roll out here mister
        Csus2/B       D5
If you need a little rest
 G5                   Fsus2
Roll out here mister
                      D5
If you need a little rest
 Am7                       G5
Lay me down in marbletown
   D5
A bone yard is the best


| D5 |


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8 - You Don't Know You're Born


Time: 4/4
Key: D Modal
Capo: No


D5.................[xx032x]


| D5 |


D5

What do you know about the hammer and the spike

What do you know about the farm

You don't know

You don't know what it's like

Because you don't know

You don't know you're born


What do you know about the hammer and the chisel

You only know the kitchen and the warm

You don't know about the night shift whistle

Punching the clock to the horn

Because you don't know

You don't know you're born

     D5 
You don't know
                       F
You don't know you're born
     G          
You don't know
     Bb                   C
You don't know you're born

     D5 
You don't know
                       F
You don't know you're born
     G          
You don't know
     Bb                C
You don't know you're born


| C | Bb | x4
| D5 |


D5

What do you know about the hammer and the nails

Know about the thistles and the thorns

What do you know about the road and the rails

Your heart so weary and your hands all worn

Your hands so weary and your heart all torn

And you don't know

You don't know you're born

D5 
                       F
You don't know you're born
     G          
You don't know
     Bb                C
You don't know you're born
     D5                F
You don't know you're born
     G          
You don't know
     Bb                C
You don't know you're born


| C | Bb | x4

| C | Bb | solo to fade out


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9 - Coyote


Time: 4/4
Key: D Modal
Capo: No


D5........[xx023x]


| D5 |


Look at me coyote

Don't let a little road dust put you off

You can't judge a book

Well you know that stuff

There's a tear in my upholstery

And a hole in my shoe

But don't you just wish that you could

Make half of the speed I do 
         F           G           D5
Speed I do, speed I do, speed I do


D5

You can't catch me coyote

Though there may be blood on the tracks

There may be some bridges burning

Behind our backs

But I got my laundry on the backseat

And an itinerary too

And don't you just wish that you could

Make half of the speed I do
         F           G           D5
Speed I do, speed I do, speed I do
         F           G           D5
Speed I do, speed I do, speed I do


D5

Now I'm a speck on your horizon

Getting smaller fast

An ambush wouldn't be surprising

I hope it's better than your last


D5

Once again the roadrunner

Leaves the coyote in the dirt

You've got another plan of action

But we all know it ain't never gonna work

It must be hard having dog dreams

That never come true

And don't you just wish that you could

Make half of the speed I do
         F           G           D5
Speed I do, speed I do, speed I do
         F           G           D5
Speed I do, speed I do, speed I do

| D5 |


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10 - The Ragpicker's Dream


Time: 3/4
Key: E Major
Capo: 2


D/A......................[x0423x]
DMaj7/F#.................[2x022x]
Gsus2....................[3x020x]
D/F#.....................[2x023x]

G6.......................[3x243x]
Gm6......................[3x233x]
Asus4....................[x0223x]

Abm7b5...................[4x443x]
D7/Ab....................[4x453x]
Abdim....................[4x343x]
Gm6/Bb...................[x1233x]


| D/A | G | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 |
| D/F# | Bm | G | A |


            D/A             G       DMaj7/F#
When Jack Frost came for christmas
                     Gsus2
With a brass monkey date 
     D/F#               Bm
The rail-king and the scarecrow
           G              Em7
Hopped a Florida freight 

           D/A          G          DMaj7/F#
And they blew on their paper cups 
                         Gsus2
And stared through the steam 
            D/F#        Bm
Then they drank half a bottle
    G                 Em
Of Ragpicker's Dream 


            G6           Gm6
Where the whiskey keeps following 
      A   D/A     Fm   Bm
Cold pitchers of beer 
             D/A
Me and my associate 
           Gsus2    Asus4
Like the clientele here 


        D/F#             G      DMaj7/F#
Get the onions and the 'taters 
                  Gsus2  D/F#
Rib-eyes on the grill
                Bm
Toothpicks and luckies 
       G             Em7
And a coffee refill 


| D/A | G | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 |
| D/F# | Bm | G | A |


        D/F#          G       DMaj7/F#
As the rail-king lay rocking 
                     Gsus2
He was leaving the ground 
              D/F#       Bm          G
Then he was flying like Santa Claus 
          Em7
Over the town 

          D/F#        G      DMaj7/F#
Where he came to the window 
                   Gsus2  D/F#
Of a house by a stream 
                   Bm
It was a family christmas 
        G            Em7  (Em7)     
In the Ragpicker's Dream 

            D/F#        G     DMaj7/F#
There were kids at the table 
                  Gsus2  D/F#
All aglow in the light 
              Bm
Music in the wintertime 
      G          Em
Sure carries at night 
           D/F#        G    DMaj7/F#
There was turkey and gravy 
              Abm7b5  (Abm7b5)
Pie and ice-cream 
     D/A               Bm
And gifts for each and everyone 
        G            Em
In the Ragpicker's Dream 

           G6            Gm6
Where the red-eye keeps tumbling 
         A  D/A    Fm   Bm
In our glasses of beer 
             D/A
Me and my associate 
          G          Asus4
Like the service in here

            D/F#          G      DMaj7/F#
There's  a ten for your trouble 
                    Gsus2
You have beautiful hair 
          D/F#         Bm
Make the last one two doubles 
        G             Em7  (Em7)
It's a cold one out there 

            D/F#             G         DMaj7/F#
Where the scarecrow and the rail-king 
                 Gsus2
Have started to dance 
       D/F#             Bm
But a nightstick and a billyclub 
       G             Em7
Won't give peace a chance
         D/F#            G        D/F#
Here I think they went thataways 
                     Abm7b5  (Abm7b5)
Your song and dance team 
         D/A          Bm
Heading home for the holidays 
          G            Em7  (Em7)
With the Ragpicker's Dream 

         D/A         G       DMaj7/F#
On his knees like a fighter 
                 Gsus2  D/F#
The rail-riding king 
                  Bm
Like a sack of potatoes 
        G           Em7
Like a bull in the ring 
            D/F#          G     D/F#
Where the scarecrow falls over 
                    D7/Ab  (D7/Ab)  Gm6  (Gm6)
With a tear in the seam 
 D/A          Bm
Home for the rover 
        G            Em
In the Ragpicker's Dream 


           G6            Gm6
Where the red-eye keeps tumbling 
      A    D/A     Fm   Bm
Like tears in our beer 
             D/A
Me and my associate 
         G         Asus4
Like the ambience here 
            D/F#         G         D/F#
Where they cornered two castaways 
                       Abdim  (Abdim)  Gm6  (Gm6)
In a white flashlight beam 
         D/A         Bm
Merry christmas and happy days 
        G            Em7  Gm6/Bb
In the Ragpicker's Dream


| D/A | G | DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 |
| DMaj7/F# | Gsus2 | DMaj7/F# | DMaj7 |
| Gsus2 |


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11 - Daddy's Gone To Knoxville


Time: 4/4
Key: G Major
Capo: No


C#dim......................[x4535x] or [9x898x]


| G E7 | A7 D7 | G | % |


G                                           C
Oh, you're gonna miss your daddy when he's gone
           G
When he's gone
 G                                            A7
Yeah, you're gonna miss your daddy when he's gone
           D7
When he's gone
 G                      B
Daddy's gone down that gallatin road
     C                      C#dim
The hen never laid and the corn never growed
G  E7       A7              D7            G 
Oh, you're gonna miss your daddy when he's gone


G                                    C                             
Oh, I'd rather have a dollar than a dime
        G
Than a dime
 G                                     A7
Yeah, I'd rather have a dollar than a dime
        D7
Than a dime
 G                       B
Daddy's gone down that crossville track
       C                          C#dim
If he can't make a dollar then he ain't comin' back
G E7     A7            D7            G
Oh, I'd rather have a dollar than a dime


| G | % | C | G |
| G | % | A7 | D7 |
| G | B | C | C#dim |
| G E7 | A7 D5 | G | % |


G                                         C
Oh, you better love your daddy while you can
           G
While you can
 G                                          A7
Yeah, you better love your daddy while you can
           D7
While you can
 G                         B
Daddy's gone south on the natchez trace
        C                            C#dim
If the can't show the money then he don't show his face
G  E7      A7               D7              G
Oh, you'd better love your daddy while you can


| G | % | C | G |
| G | % | A7 | D7 |
| G | B | C | C#dim |
| G E7 | A7 D5 | G | % |

G                                   C
Oh, your daddy's gone to Knoxville now
           G
Knoxville now
 G                                    A7
Yeah, your daddy's gone to Knoxville now
           D7
Knoxville now
 G                       B   
Daddy's gone down that knoxville road
     C                        C#dim
The dog never barked and the cock never crowed
G  E7     A                D7       G
Oh, your daddy's gone to knoxville now


___________________________________________________________________________
12 - Old Pigweed


Time: 4/4
Key: F# Major
Capo: 6


| C | % | % | % CMaj7 |


F
               G7
Everything was in there
            C           CMaj7  F
That you'd want to see
                G7
Corned beef and onions
          C    CMaj7  F
And true love
             G7              C
Turnips and tinned tomatoes
                Am           F
Parsnips and a few potatoes

A couple extra blessings
       G7
From above

      F               G7
Now this here mingle-mangle
        C            CMaj7  F
Was my best one yet
                  G7
A big old bad goulash
               C   CMah7
Worth waiting for
         F             G7         C
And i'm just about to dip my can
                   Am          F
Taste some brotherhood of man
                     G7
When I get a feeling
                     F
That there's a flaw

             G7
Who put old pigweed
        C     
In the mulligan
        Am  F
Was it you

Who put old pigweed
        C         G   C/E  F
In the mulligan stew
            G7
I close my eyes
            C
For just a minute
             Am  F
What do you do
             C/G
Who put old pigweed
        G7        C
In the mulligan stew
        G7
In the mulligan
        C
In the mulligan
        Dm/F   G7  C   CMaj7
In the mulligan  stew


     F                  G7             C       CMaj7
You won't find self-improvement or philosophy
      F                G7
In a dumpster sitting by
             C    CMaj7  F
The kitchen door
                         G7         C
There's plenty leek and humble pie
                Am         F
Ain't too much ham on rye

Sometimes I wonder
                G7
What i'm looking for

        F             G7
But a spoonful of forgiveness
        C              CMaj7
Goes a long, long way
       F           G7
And we all should do our best
         C    CMaj7  F
To get along
                          G7       C    
Add a pinch of kindness crumbling
                Am       F
To your loving dumpling
                     G7
Okra for thickening
                 
When something's wrong


F
                 G7
But who put old pigweed
        C
In the mulligan
        Am  F
Was it you

Who put old pigweed
        C         G   C/E  F
In the mulligan stew
           G7
I close my eyes
            C
For just a minute
             Am  F
What do you do
             C/G
Who put old pigweed
        G         C   F
In the mulligan stew
             C/G
Who put old pigweed
        G         C   F
In the mulligan stew

        G7        C
In the mulligan stew
        G7
In the mulligan
        C
In the mulligan
        Dm/F   G7  C
In the mulligan  stew

        G7
In the mulligan
        C
In the mulligan
        Dm/F     G7
In the mulligan
  C
Stew


| F | C | Dm/F G7 | C |
| F G7 | C | Dm/F G7 | C |
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