Capo: 5

Mark Knopfler's Privateering double album chords by Foma I've transcribed only songs with rhythm guitar in it For any questions mail me to fffoma@gmail.com ________________________________________________________ 01. Redbud Tree Time: 4/4, 3/4, 2/4 Key: D Minor Capo: 5 fret * Play with first string muted by little finger of the right hand | Am | % | % | % |

H^Amunted down, I c^Game up^Fon ^C A pl^Bbace of ferns and gr^Amass Gathered t^Go a redbud tr^Fee ^C And n^Bbow their footsteps p^Amass

Where I cr^Gouch in dr^Fead ^C Discover^Bby my certain d^Ameath Her leaves r^Geaching for my h^Fead ^C As ^BbI suspend my br^Ameath

Redbud tr^Cee, shelter^Dm me, shelter m^Ae Redbud tr^Dmee, shelter m^Ge, shelter m^Ae

| 3/4 Am - G | F - - | C Bb | Am | - G | | 3/4 F - - | C Bb | Am | | C | 2/4 Dm | A | Dm G | A | | C | 2/4 Dm | A | Dm/F G | A | % | | Am | % |

Those days of f^Gear are g^Fone ^C Yet ^BbI am pledged to h^Amer As t^Go my only ^Fone ^C My l^Bbovely prote^Amctor

Redbud tr^Cee, shelter^Dm me, shelter m^Ae Redbud tr^Dmee, shelter m^Ge, shelter m^Ae Redbud tr^Cee, shelter^Dm me, shelter m^Ae Dm/F G A Redbud tree, shelter me, shelter me

| A | repeat | A | ______________________________________________________ 02. Haul Away Time: 4/4 Key: C Major Capo: 5 fret | C D | Em | D | C/G | | G C/G | G |

It was a windless n^C/Gight when you left the sh^Gip You n^D/F#ever w^Gere a st^G/Beady b^Cold one I gave my hand, ^D/F#ah, but you did sl^Emip I’m a^CMaj7 living^D/F# man and you’re^Em a cold o^C/Gne Haul aw^Gay, h^C/Gaul away for ho^Gme

My love’s as^C/G fair as a girl can^G be My w^D/F#edding r^Ging is a h^G/Beavy g^C/Gold one Now you lie alone^D/F# in the deep dark s^Emea I’m a^CMaj7 living^D/F# man and you’^Emre a cold^C/G one Haul aw^Gay, h^C/Gaul away for h^Gome

| C/G | G - - D/F# | 2/4 G G/B | C | | C D/F# | Em - - CMaj7 | D/F# | Em C | | G C/G | G |

The morning br^C/Gings, Lord, a fresh young br^Geeze To f^D/F#ill our s^Gails and ^G/Bend the d^C/Goldrums Our lucky ship sp^D/F#eeds across the s^Emea I’m a^CMaj7 living^D/F# man and you’re^Em a cold o^C/Gne Haul aw^Gay, h^C/Gaul away for h^Gome

| C | G - - D/F# | 2/4 G G/B | C | | C D/F# | Em - - CMaj7 | D/F# | Em C | | G C/G | G | repeat | G | _________________________________________________________ 04. Privateering Time: 2/4 Key: C Minor Capo: 3 fret | Am | % | % | % | Am | % | G | Am | | Am | % | % | % | Am | % | G | Am | | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % |

Y^Amon’s my privateer See how trim she lies

To every man a lucky hand And every man a prize I live to ride the ocean

The m^Cighty world ar^Gound ^Am To take a little pl^Cunder And to h^Gear the cannon s^Amound

To l^Fay with pretty w^Comen To drink Madeira w^Gine ^D/F# To h^Amear the rollers th^Cunder On a sh^Gore that isn’t^Am mine

Privat^Ameering we will go Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go Yo ho ho, yo ho ho | Am | % | G | Am | | Am | % | % | % |

The p^Ameople on your man o’ war Are treated worse than scum

I’m no flogging captain And by God I’ve sailed with some Come with me to Barbary

We’ll ^Cply there up and^G down^Am Not quite ex^Cactly In the s^Gervice of the Cr^Amown To l^Fay with pretty w^Comen To drink Madeira w^Gine ^D/F# To h^Amear the rollers th^Cunder On a sh^Gore that isn’t^Am mine

Privat^Ameering we will go Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go Yo ho ho, yo ho ho | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % | % | D5 | | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % | % | % | repeat

L^Amook’ee there’s my privateer She’s small but she can sting

Licensed to take prizes With a letter from the King I love the streets and taverns

Of a pr^Cetty foreign t^Gown Tip my h^Amat to the dark-eyed l^Cadies As we s^Gally up and d^Amown To l^Fay with pretty w^Comen To drink Madeira w^Gine ^D/F# To h^Amear the rollers th^Cunder On a sh^Gore that isn’t^Am mine

Privat^Ameering we will go Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go Yo ho ho, yo ho ho | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % | % | D5 | | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % | % | % | repeat

Brit^Amannia needs her privateers Each time she goes to war

Death to all her enemies Though prizes matter more Come with me to Barbary

Privat^Ameering we will go Privateering, yo ho hoho

Privateering we will go Yo ho ho, yo ho ho | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % | % | D5 | | Am | % | % | % | | Am | % | % | % | repeat | Am | ___________________________________________________________ 05. Miss You Blues Time: 4/4 Key: D Major Capo: 2 fret | C | F/C C | C | F/C G | | C | F/C C | C | G C |

M^Ciss you blues, baby, m^F/Ciss you bl^Cues Miss you blues, baby, m^F/Ciss you bl^Gues You n^Cever used to look behind you, that ^F/Cisn’t what^C you’d do Didn’t leave a thing behind you but the^G miss you ^Cblues

Wh^Co’s gonna take your place,^F/C fill your ^Cshoes? Who’s gonna take your place,^F/C fill your ^Gshoes? You n^Cever used to look behind you, that ^Fisn’t what^C you’d do Didn’t leave a thing behind you but the^G miss you ^Cblues

M^Ciss you blues, baby, m^Fiss you bl^Cues Miss you blues, baby m^Fiss you bl^Gues You n^Cever used to look behind you, that ^Fisn’t what^C you’d do Didn’t leave a thing behind you but the^G miss you ^Cblues

| C | F C | C | F G | | C | F C | C | G C |

W^Calk alone down the ^Faven^Cue W^Calk alone down the ^Faven^Gue You n^Cever used to look behind you, that ^Fisn’t what you??^C?d do Didn’t leave a thing behind you but the^G miss you ^Cblues

| C | F C | C | F G | | C | F C | C | G C | repeat | C | _____________________________________________________________ 06. Corned Beef City Time: 4/4 Key: C Major Capo: No | C | % | % | % | | C | % | % | % |

E^Carly in the morning Going to meet a man Wants a truck unl^Csus2oading For c^Csus4ash-in-h^Cand

You don’t ask questions When there’s nothing in the bank

Got to feed the k^Csus2ids And put the d^Csus4iesel in the t^Cank

Bacon, egg and sausage Double chips and beans

Tea and bread and b^Gutter And a d^Fay on the mach^Cines

Christmas is coming With the final demand

What you got g^Going For c^Fash in h^Cand

^F ^G So it ^Cain’t too pretty ^F ^G C^Corned Beef City ^F ^G It ^Cain’t too pretty ^F ^G/D C^Corned Beef City

| C | % | % | % | | C G | F C | G F | | C | % | % | % | Early in the morning Where the trucks all stand

I’ve got a pocket full of^G folding And a p^Fair of jerry c^Cans

I’ve got to keep it going They’re laying off at Ford

I’m only one step ^Gahead Of my r^Foom and^C board

^F ^G So it ^Cain’t too pretty ^F ^G C^Corned Beef City ^F ^G It ^Cain’t too pretty ^F ^G/D C^Corned Beef City

| C | % | % | % | | C G | F C | G F | | C | % | % | % | Early in the morning Going to meet a man

Wants a truck unl^Goading For c^Fash-in-h^Cand

You don’t ask questions When there’s nothing in the bank

Got to feed the k^Gids And put the d^Fiesel in the t^Cank

^F ^G So it ^Cain’t too pretty ^F ^G C^Corned Beef City ^F ^G It ^Cain’t too pretty ^F ^G/D C^Corned Beef City

| C | % | % | % | | C G | F C | G F | | C | % | % | % | | C G | F C | G F | | C | _____________________________________________________ 07. Go, Love Csus4/F = [133010] D7sus2/A = [x04530] Time: 4/4 Key: B Minor Capo: 2 fret | Am | F G | Am Am/G | F | | Am | Csus4/F G | Am F | G | repeat Am

I had to leave for^F cert^Gain ^Am I like to c^Am/Gome back now and^F then ^Am Csus4/F G Am Maybe I’m just retu - rning So ^FI can leave ag^Gain ^Am

The wind comes softly^F blow^Ging ^Am ^Am/G From the cold grey^F sea ^Am Csus4/F G Am She leans into my col - lar Starts wh^Fispering to m^Ge

Am Csus4/F G Am Go, love, if you’re going

You k^Am/Geep looking down the tr^Fack ^Am Csus4/F G Am Go, love, if you’re going I’ll be^F here when you come^G back

Am7 D7sus2/A Am7 D7sus2/A repeat Go, love, if you’re going Am7 D7sus2/A Am7 D7sus2/A Am7 D7sus2/A Go, love, if you’re going | Am | F G | Am Am/G | F | | Am | Csus4/F G | Am F | G | repeat Am

So go, love, if you??^F?re ^Ggoing^Am Don’t ^Am/Gstay on account of^F me^Am Csus4/F G Am Go, love, if you’re going If that’s the^F way it’s got ^Gto be

Am Csus4/F G Am Go, love, if you’re going

You k^Am/Geep looking down the tr^Fack ^Am Csus4/F G Am Go, love, if you’re going I’ll be^F here when you come^G back

Am7 D7sus2/A Am7 D7sus2/A repeat Go, love, if you’re going Am7 D7sus2/A Am7 D7sus2/A Am7 D7sus2/A Am Go, love, if you’re going | Am7 D7sus2/A | repeat __________________________________________________________ 09. Yon Two Crows AmMaj7 = [x02110] Am6 = [5x4555] Time: 4/4 Key: D Minor Capo: 5 fret | Am | % | % | % |

^Am AmMaj7 Pennies from heaven Don’t make me laugh^Am7

Here all you’ll get

Is the p^Am6attering rain Or y^Fon two crows up ^C/Gover the hill Looking f^Gor winterkill

^AmAlways at your boots The m^AmMaj7ud behind the byre ^Am7 With its cl^Am6ammy hold Would m^Fock you up a grave Here ^C/Gin the mire of a wr^Gecked sheepfold

C/G And all you’ll bring to this

Is m^Fuscle and grit ^C/G Persistence, that’s^F just about it^C/G

What made you think

There’d be a^F living in sheep? E^C/Eat, w^Fork, ^C/Eeat, work and sl^Feep

Am Duck under the eaves

Of the b^AmMaj7othy To s^Am7it here, caged by r^Am6ain ^F

Somewhere to go conjure

A n^Cext move When I have to th^Gink again

The dog lifts his g^AmMaj7aze to plead ^Am7 Believes the wizard has a m^Am6agic stick ^F Leans his weight into^C my tweed I give an unholy h^Gand to lick

I t^Cake a swig of sheep dip Fr^Fom my flask ^C And once ag^Fain I ask ^C

What made you think

There’d be a^F living in sheep? E^Cat, w^Fork, ^Ceat, work and^F sleep

| Am C | G | % | Em | | Am | Em | - G | Am | | Am | % | % | Am They were at this game

Two hundred y^AmMaj7ears ago ^Am7 Had thirty ways Of dying y^Am6oung, poor souls ^F Laid to rest in their s^C/Goggy rows Rain on their h^Goly books

^Am AmMaj7 Blood and whisky On the tongue ^Am7 And no-one watching over ^Am6anyone ^F No-one left but your st^Cubborn one And the cr^Gows and rooks

Ah, the d^Fying young ^C Well ^FI’m not done^C/G You watch me and ^FI’ll watch thee I can st^Cill work for two men And dr^Fink for three ^C

And I raise my flask

To the cl^Fearing skies ^C/G To you, sweepers You c^Farrion spies ^C/G To scavenge ^Fand survive ^C/G If you can do it ^F so can I

| Am C | G | % | Em | | Am | Em | - G | Am | repeat | Dsus2 | ____________________________________________________ 10. Seattle Bb6/9 = [x10011] Fsus4/G = [3x3311] Time: 4/4 Key: C Major Capo: No | C | Bb6/9 | repeat 4 times | C | % |

Ab^Cove the bar the TVs are sh^Amowing the game ^F But we’re not watching it, we’re hard^Cly focussing Through the w^C/Bindows in the f^Amading day 1st ^DmAvenue is t^BbMaj7urning grey

Do you ever look at me and see an^Cother man ^F Let’s get two more^Dm beers and try to^G make a plan^C Sometimes it f^C/Beels as though ^AmI have a key But ^Dmevery time I try it it won??^BbMaj7?t turn for me

Se^Fattle - you’ve got to love the^C rain Bb6/9 Fsus4/G And we both love rain We both love^C rain

We watched the city skyline from the f^Amerry deck ^F And you put your arms ar^Cound my neck We talked of l^C/Booking just ^Amout of town ^Dm Now it’s looking like a ^BbMaj7dream shot down

I still believe that there’s some^Cwhere for us^F But now it’s^Dm something that we^G don’t discu^Css And you’re the^C/B best thing^Am I ever knew^Dm Stay with me, baby, and we’^BbMaj7ll make it to

We’ll make it to

Se^Fattle - you’ve got to love the^C rain Bb6/9 Fsus4/G And we both love rain We both love^C rain Se^Fattle - I want you just the s^Came Bb6/9 Fsus4/G And we both love rain We both love^C rain ^Bb6/9

| C Bb6/9 | repeat | C | ____________________________________________________________ 01. Kingdom Of Gold Time: 3/4 Key: C# Minor Capo: 4 fret | Am | % | G | Am | F | G | % | Em | % | | Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | Am | % | % | % |

The h^Amigh priest of money looks d^Gown on the r^Amiver The d^Fawn coming ^Gup on his kingdom of g^Emold When the r^Amim of the sun sends an ^Garrow of s^Amilver He pr^Fays to the g^Emods of the bought and the s^Amold

He t^Amurns to his symbols, his r^Gibbons of n^Amumbers They c^Fircle and sp^Gin on their mystical scr^Emoll He l^Amooks for a sign while the c^Gity still sl^Amumbers And the r^Fibbons and the r^Emiver forever unr^Amoll ^Asus2 ^Am

In his kingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G CMaj7 D/F# D/F# Dsus2/F# His kingdom of gold K^Dm7ingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G His k^CMaj7ingdom of g^D/F#old ^D/F# ^C/E K^Dingdom of g^Eold

| Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | | Am | % | % | % | Am

On the horizon ^G an enemy h^Amaven Sends tr^Faces of sm^Goke high up into the sk^Emy A p^Amack of dog jackals and a r^Gabble of r^Amavens Who’ll^F come for his^Em fortress, his castle on^Am high

In his kingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G CMaj7 D/F# D/F# Dsus2/F# His kingdom of gold K^Dm7ingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G His k^CMaj7ingdom of g^D/F#old ^D/F# ^C/E K^Dingdom of g^Eold

| Am | % | G | Am | F | G | % | Em | % | | Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | Am | % | % | % |

His ^Amaxes and armour will c^Gonquer these d^Amevils The t^Furbulent r^Gaiders will falter and f^Emall Their l^Ameaders be taken, their c^Gamps burned and l^Amevelled They’ll^F hang in the^Em wind from his citadel^Am walls

In his kingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G CMaj7 D/F# D/F# Dsus/F# Kingdom of gold K^Dm7ingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G K^CMaj7ingdom of g^D/F#old ^D/F# ^D/F#

K^Dm7ingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G CMaj7 D/F# D/F# Dsus/F# Kingdom of gold K^Dm7ingdom of g^Amold ^Asus2 ^G/B K^CMaj7ingdom of g^D/F#old ^D/F# ^C/E K^Dingdom of g^Emold

| Am | % | G | Am | F | G | % | Em | % | | Am | % | G | Am | F | Em | % | Am | _________________________________________________________________ 02.Got To Have Something Time: 4/4, 2/4 Key: B Major Capo: 2 fret | A5 | % | % | % | | A5 | % | % | % |

Well if you ^D7ain’t got whiskey Don’t tell me that yo^C5u ain’t g^A5ot gin If you ^D7ain’t got whiskey Don’t tell me that yo^C5u ain’t g^A5ot gin Well I g^Eot to have something N^D7eed to get my m^C5edicine ^A5

Well I can pl^D7ay your fish fry Play for ch^C5ange in t^A5own I can pl^D7ay your fish fry I can play for ch^C5ange in t^A5own Well I g^Eot to have something ^D7 Keep me from g^C5oing d^A5own

| D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % | | D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % | | E | D7 C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |

Well l^D7et me play you one thing Somebody must have j^C5ust got p^A5aid Yeah, l^D7et me play you one thing Somebody must have j^C5ust got p^A5aid Well I g^Eot to have something ^D7Even if I d^C5on’t get^A5 laid

| D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % | | D7 | - C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % | | E | D7 C5 | A5 | % | 2/4 % |

Yes, if you ^D7ain’t got whiskey Don’t tell me that yo^C5u ain’t g^A5ot gin If you ^D7ain’t got whiskey Don’t tell me that yo^C5u ain’t g^A5ot gin Well I g^Eot to have something N^D7eed to get my m^C5edicine ^A5 Yeah, I g^Eot to have something N^D7eed to get my m^C5edicine ^A5

| A5 | ________________________________________________________________ 03. Radio City Serenade Time: 4/4 Key: B Major Capo: 2 fret Intro (piano): | Bsus2/F# F#dim7 | Bsus4/F# F# | | Ebm7 G#m7 | C#m7 C(b5) | Intro (guitar): | D | A/C# | D | A/C# | | G6 Gm6 | DMaj7 Bm | C#m | G | | F#m | D A/C# | D A | D E | | Asus4 A | A |

You’ve^A got to have no credit cards To know how good it feel^A/C#s The h^D/Aowling of the bridges

The sidewalks bound with steel

S^Aitting on the s^D/Aidewalk A F#m/A Bm With a party to arrange M^Bm/Aay you never chang^D/Ae ^E

I st^Aay out when I want to Still she takes me back ^A/C# ^D

Don’t know another girl Would cut me so much slack

Ev^A/C#ery wounded s^Doldier Needs a l^Aady ^F#m with a l^Bmight To h^Bm/Aelp him through the ni^Dght ^E

So blow a k^Aiss to Radio City My f^E/G#orever silhou^Aette ^A/C# ^DOh, you are so pr^A/C#etty My bea^Dutiful Rock^Eette You’ve^A/C# got m^Dy arms^E And the crosstown h^Aorns ^F#m Going ^Don - we’ve got it goin^Esus4g on ^E

| A | E/G# A A/C# | D A | D E | | D E | A F#m | D | Esus4 E |

H^Aave I got you a river view This one tops the list ^A/C# G^Dot a head full of you And Irish Mist ^A/C# I know I ^Dowe it To the l^Aady ^F#m by the s^Bmea Who st^Bm/Aill looks out for m^De ^E

So blow a k^Aiss to Radio City My f^Eorever silhou^Aette ^A/C# ^DOh, you are so pr^A/C#etty My bea^Dutiful Rock^Eette You’ve got m^Dy arms^E And the crosstown h^Aorns ^F#m Going ^Don - we’ve got it goin^Eg on You’ve got m^Dy arms^E And the crosstown h^Aorns ^F#m Going ^Don - we’ve got it goin^Eg on

We’ve got it going on | D | A/C# | D | A/C# | | G6 Gm6 | DMaj7 Bm | C#m | G | | F#m | D A/C# | D A/C# | D E | | Asus4 A | | G6 | G6 F#m7 | D E | D A | | D | A | ____________________________________________________________ 04. I Used To Could Time: 4/4 Key: E Major Capo: No * Major blues in E | E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % |

Well, ^Eall down the 40 I never used to lift Thirteen gears, double clutch shift ^A7All those horses underneath the hood I don’t^E do it no more but I used to could

| E | % | % | % |

^EGMC Cannonball going like a train All down the 40 in the driving rain ^A7All those horses underneath the hood I don’t^E do it no more but I used to could

| E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | A7 | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | A7 | % | E | % | | B7 | A7 | E | % | | E | % | % | % |

Well I d^Eon’t hang around ‘cause it ain’t no good Like the big bad wolf in the neighborhood Ch^A7asin’ after Little Red Riding Hood

I don’t do it no more but I used to could | E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | A7 | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | | A7 | % | E | % | | B7 | A7 | E | % | | E | _____________________________________________________ 06. Bluebird Gm6 = [3x233x] A7 = [x02223] Time: 4/4 Key: Eb Minor Capo: 1 fret * Minor blues in Eb | Dm | % | % | % | | Gm | % | Dm | % | | F | Gm6 A7 | Dm | % | Got crows in my pasture

Rats in my barn ^Gm Crows in my pasture, babe Rats in my barn ^Dm If I was y^Fou, little bluebird ^Gm6 ^A7 I’d up and find ^Dmanother farm

I’ve got nightshade in my meadow

Ragweed in my corn ^Gm Nightshade in my meadow And ragweed in my c^Dmorn If I was y^Fou, little bluebird ^Gm6 ^A7 I’d be long^Dm gone

| Dm | % | % | % | | Gm | % | Dm | % | | F | Gm6 A7 | Dm | % | Yes, I got squirrels in my rafters

Weevils in my hay ^Gm Squirrels in my rafters Weevils in my h^Dmay If I was y^Fou, little bluebird ^Gm6 ^A7 I’d up and ^Dmfly away

Fly away, baby | Dm | % | % | % | | Gm | % | Dm | % | | F | Gm6 A7 | Dm | % | | Dm | ___________________________________________________________ 07. Dream Of The Drowned Submariner FMaj7 = [133210] Time: 4/4 (3/4 and 2/4 for certain bars) Key: C Minor Capo: 3 fret | Am - - G/B | C | Dm Am - C/G | F | | Am - - G/B | C | 3/4 Dm Am - | G | % |

We r^Cun along eas^FMaj7y at pe^Griscope de^Cpth Sun dappling thr^Dm7ough clear w^Gater S^Fo went the dr^Geam of the dr^Cowned subm^Amariner Far aw^Fa ^C/G - ^Gy from the sl^Amaughter

Your h^Cair is a strawfl^FMaj7ower that s^Gings in the s^Cun My darling, my bea^Dm7utiful d^Gaughter S^Fo went the dr^Geam of the dr^Cowned subm^Amariner Cast aw^Fa ^C/G - ^Gy on the w^Amater

| Am - - G/B | C | Dm Am - C/G | F | | Am - - G/B | C | 3/4 Dm Am F | G | % | | C FMaj7 | G C | - - Dm7 - | G | | F G/B | 2/4 C | Am | F C/G | G | Am | % |

From d^Fown in the v^Gault, d^Fown in the gr^C/Gave Reaching ^Fup to the l^C/Gight on the w^Gaves

S^Co she did r^FMaj7un to him ^Gover the gr^Cass She fell in his ^Dm7arms and he c^Gaught her S^Fo went the dr^Geam of the dr^Cowned subm^Amariner Far ^Fawa ^C/G - ^Gy on the w^Amater Far ^Fawa ^C/G - ^Gy on the w^Amater

| Am - - G/B | C | Dm Am - C/G | F | | Am - - G/B | C | 3/4 Dm Am F | G | repeat | G | ____________________________________________________________ 08. Blood And Water Time: 4/4 Key: Bb Major and G Minor Capo: 3 fret | G Eaug | A7 D7 | G | B7 | Em

Blood and water bound to overflow ^Em6 ^Am7 Blood and water bound to overfl^Emow ^Em7 ^Em ^Em7 Well there’s^G no more high water Asus2/F# B7 Em Em7 D7/A But the Old Man’s just waiting, I know

He was s^Gent up on the levee Now they’ve^B7 gone up country They w^Con’t do nothing for you now And d^Gon’t go asking me They’ve^A7 gone^B7 it’s all ove^Emr he^D7re

Somet^Gimes I’d see her passing With the ^B7evening coming on ^CI’ve seen you on her pathway^C#dim7 I’ve seen you at dawn^G Look over yonder at that^B7 empty shack ^C You know as well as I do ^C#dim7

They ain’t coming back

They’re g^Gone^Eaug ^A7 ^D7 it’s all ov^Ger he^B7re Em Blood and water bound to overflow ^Am7 Blood and water bound to overfl^Emow Well there’s^G no more high water Asus2/F# B7 Em B7 But the Old Man’s just waiting, I know

| Em | % | % | % | | Am7 | % | Em | % | | G | Asus2/F# B7 | Em | D7 | G So many promises

We br^B7oke them, every one K^Cept people on the levees Withsh^Gerrifs and shotguns They’re g^A7one ^B7 it’s all ov^Emer he^D7re

Look over yonder at that^B7 empty shack ^C You know as well as I do They^C#dim7 ain’t coming back They’re g^Gone^Eaug ^A7 ^D7 it’s all ov^Ger he^B7re

Blood and water bound to overflow ^Am7 Blood and water bound to overfl^Emow G Asus2/F# B7 Well there’s no more high water N^Emo more high water ^A7 Well there’s^G no more high water Asus2/F# B7 Em B7 But the Old Man’s just waiting, I know

| Em | % | % | % | | Am7 | % | Em | % | | G | Asus2/F# B7 | Em | B7 | ____________________________________________________________ 10. After The Beanstalk Time: 4/4 Key: Eb Major Capo: 3 fret * Blues in Eb Major | C | F | C | C7 | | F | % | C | % | | C | G7 | C F | C G7 |

Well a h^Cen can lay a golden ^Fegg but she still can’t^C sing^C7 A h^Fen can lay a golden egg but she still can’t^C sing Well the hen’s alright but the^G7 harp is every^Cthing^F ^C ^G7

When he’s^C gunning for glory a^F boy just won’t ^Cbe to^C7ld G^Funning for glory a boy just won’t be^C told I went up three times but it n^G7ever was for the g^Cold ^F ^C ^G7

^COh, M^Fama what’s the matter^C now^C7 ^FOh, Mama what’s the matter^C now That old cow^G7 she wasn’t milking an^Cyhow^F ^C ^G7

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^CAfter the beanstalk^F your life’s not the^C same^C7 ^FAfter the beanstalk your life’s not the^C same Well the harp’s worth mo^G7re than any fortune and^C fame^F ^C ^G7

^COh, M^Fama what’s the matter^C now^C7 ^FOh, Mama what’s the matter^C now I’m still up in the morni^G7ng to get behind the ^Cplough^F ^C ^G7

| C | F | C | C7 | | F | % | C | % | | C | G7 | C F | C G7 |

A h^Cen can lay a golden ^Fegg but she still can’t^C sing^C7 A h^Fen can lay a golden egg but she still can’t^C sing Well the hen’s alright but the^G7 harp is every^Cthing^F ^C ^G7

Oh, M^Fama what’s the matter^C now^C7 ^FOh, Mama what’s the matter^C now I’m still up in the morni^G7ng to get behind the ^Cplough^F

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