Chords for "Old Joe Clark" on banjo, Jaw "Jews" Harp by the Fiddling Thomsons at Durham Unitarian Church

Can you play the jaw harp?
Sure.
Okay, good.
Naka mentioned that.
Brennish is really [C#] good at it.
[E] I have two [A] examples of fun.
This one is one you can get at any music store.
You can get this pretty much anywhere.
And this one here, this one's a little harder to find.
I got this one up in Vermont.
[Am] It was made by a good old ironsmith up in Vermont.
And _ [A] it takes, it's hyperventilating.
It tires you out.
[D] You're breathing, but it's very interesting.
I'll just do one note and you'll hear what it sounds like first. _ _
_ It sounds a lot more [E] funny when you actually play along.
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[B] _ Okay, we'll [G] try a tune.
We'll do a tune called Old Joe Clark.
[E] _ [G#] And I'll start it out.
[A] Let's see here.
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[B] _ When I [E] first started playing, I [G] got the dentist [F] who got a fit to me
because I chipped three times.
I chipped my tooth. _
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