Chords for Adam Harvey - Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine
Tempo:
113.75 bpm
Chords used:
E
F
B
A
Abm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
From a magazine.
Yeah.
Do you want another glass of orange [D] juice?
No, that's fine.
You sure?
I'm fine.
[Gb]
Um, who was your Dolly?
[C] Like, if Dolly was back for me, [Gb] who would that be?
I remember Dolly [F] Magazine as a kid.
You [D] wrote him to do Dolly?
I used to sneak every now and then on for a dad's [B] copy.
[A] Alright.
Well, [G] one of my, uh
[Eb] You mean all-time heroes?
Yeah, all-time heroes.
Like, who did you put up there?
[B] Well, I can still remember Mum and Dad used to brainwash [E] us as kids.
And their [F] favourite singer, it was about ten years later,
we actually got to go and [Abm] meet him in the flesh.
But growing up as a [Gbm] kid, I knew all the songs back [F] the front whenever we'd have parties or anything.
You know, Mum and Dad would say, go, get [Gb] up and sing some songs.
And I used to do that for people whenever they came [Abm] around.
Anyway, [Eb] and then I [Dm] finally got to go and see him live.
[Gbm] And got to meet him backstage.
Because my Nana [F] loved him and so [E] did my Mum and everything.
And I think I've still got that photo at home of [Eb] me and Rodney Root.
[N]
Okay, [F] well, [E] um
Is [Abm] it really Rodney Root?
No, no, no, it [F] was Tom T.
Hall.
He's an all-time favourite [Bb] singer.
Tom T.
Hall, you like old Tom [E] T.
Hall?
He was [G] one of the greatest.
What's your favourite Tom T.
Hall song?
[Abm] [E] Oh, I don't know.
It's got to be these ones.
[F] I've actually sat in his lounge room and sang this with him.
Did you?
True story.
[A] My hero, the reason I'm singing country music is Tom T.
Hall.
[Gb] And I got to go over there to [F] Nashville and through a friend of a friend, [N] got to go to Tom T.'s. house. He breeds basset hounds. Did you know that? Tom T. Hall breeds basset hounds. So you're in there, you're playing along, there's bloody basset hounds all over the place. Breeding in front of you. [Eb] No, they're not breeding in [G] front of me. [Abm] You're telling the story, Dale. I've got one feeling up in the league. [Bb] [B] You know that one you nicknamed Gina? [D] [Gb] [Gm] [Dm]
[G] [D]
[Bm] Katherine, sorry. And so [D] I told Dale, I [Eb] said, what's your favourite song of all time? [Ab] And we sat and played [E] this in his lounge room. How old do you think I am, he said. [A] I said, well, I [Gbm] didn't know. [B] He said, you know, I turned 36 about 11 [E] months ago. I was sitting in [Abm] Miami [A] pouring blended [Gbm] whiskey down. When this [A] old grey [E] back in [B] was cleaning [E] up the lounge. Well, there wasn't anyone around except [A] this old [Gbm] man and me. [B] The guy who ran the bar was [A] watching [B] the [E] Simpsons on TV. And when I invited, he sat [A] down and he opened [Gbm] up his mind. [E] On old dogs and children [B] and [E] one another wine. Oh, it was all for you. [Ab] [N]
Yeah.
Do you want another glass of orange [D] juice?
No, that's fine.
You sure?
I'm fine.
[Gb]
Um, who was your Dolly?
[C] Like, if Dolly was back for me, [Gb] who would that be?
I remember Dolly [F] Magazine as a kid.
You [D] wrote him to do Dolly?
I used to sneak every now and then on for a dad's [B] copy.
[A] Alright.
Well, [G] one of my, uh
[Eb] You mean all-time heroes?
Yeah, all-time heroes.
Like, who did you put up there?
[B] Well, I can still remember Mum and Dad used to brainwash [E] us as kids.
And their [F] favourite singer, it was about ten years later,
we actually got to go and [Abm] meet him in the flesh.
But growing up as a [Gbm] kid, I knew all the songs back [F] the front whenever we'd have parties or anything.
You know, Mum and Dad would say, go, get [Gb] up and sing some songs.
And I used to do that for people whenever they came [Abm] around.
Anyway, [Eb] and then I [Dm] finally got to go and see him live.
[Gbm] And got to meet him backstage.
Because my Nana [F] loved him and so [E] did my Mum and everything.
And I think I've still got that photo at home of [Eb] me and Rodney Root.
[N]
Okay, [F] well, [E] um
Is [Abm] it really Rodney Root?
No, no, no, it [F] was Tom T.
Hall.
He's an all-time favourite [Bb] singer.
Tom T.
Hall, you like old Tom [E] T.
Hall?
He was [G] one of the greatest.
What's your favourite Tom T.
Hall song?
[Abm] [E] Oh, I don't know.
It's got to be these ones.
[F] I've actually sat in his lounge room and sang this with him.
Did you?
True story.
[A] My hero, the reason I'm singing country music is Tom T.
Hall.
[Gb] And I got to go over there to [F] Nashville and through a friend of a friend, [N] got to go to Tom T.'s. house. He breeds basset hounds. Did you know that? Tom T. Hall breeds basset hounds. So you're in there, you're playing along, there's bloody basset hounds all over the place. Breeding in front of you. [Eb] No, they're not breeding in [G] front of me. [Abm] You're telling the story, Dale. I've got one feeling up in the league. [Bb] [B] You know that one you nicknamed Gina? [D] [Gb] [Gm] [Dm]
[G] [D]
[Bm] Katherine, sorry. And so [D] I told Dale, I [Eb] said, what's your favourite song of all time? [Ab] And we sat and played [E] this in his lounge room. How old do you think I am, he said. [A] I said, well, I [Gbm] didn't know. [B] He said, you know, I turned 36 about 11 [E] months ago. I was sitting in [Abm] Miami [A] pouring blended [Gbm] whiskey down. When this [A] old grey [E] back in [B] was cleaning [E] up the lounge. Well, there wasn't anyone around except [A] this old [Gbm] man and me. [B] The guy who ran the bar was [A] watching [B] the [E] Simpsons on TV. And when I invited, he sat [A] down and he opened [Gbm] up his mind. [E] On old dogs and children [B] and [E] one another wine. Oh, it was all for you. [Ab] [N]
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_ From a magazine.
Yeah.
Do you want another glass of orange [D] juice?
No, that's fine.
You sure?
I'm fine.
[Gb]
Um, who was your Dolly?
[C] Like, if Dolly was back for me, [Gb] who would that be?
I remember Dolly [F] Magazine as a kid.
_ _ You [D] wrote him to do Dolly?
I used to sneak every now and then on for a dad's [B] copy. _
_ [A] _ _ Alright.
Well, [G] one of my, uh_
[Eb] You mean all-time heroes?
Yeah, all-time heroes.
Like, who did you put up there?
[B] Well, I can still remember Mum and Dad used to brainwash [E] us as kids.
And their [F] favourite singer, it was about ten years later,
we actually got to go and [Abm] meet him in the flesh.
But growing up as a [Gbm] kid, I knew all the songs back [F] the front whenever we'd have parties or anything.
You know, Mum and Dad would say, go, get [Gb] up and sing some songs.
And I used to do that for people whenever they came [Abm] around.
Anyway, [Eb] and then I [Dm] finally got to go and see him live.
[Gbm] And got to meet him backstage.
Because my Nana [F] loved him and so [E] did my Mum and everything.
And I think I've still got that photo at home of [Eb] me and Rodney Root.
_ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ Okay, [F] well, [E] um_
Is [Abm] it really Rodney Root?
No, no, no, it [F] was Tom T.
Hall.
He's an all-time favourite [Bb] singer.
Tom T.
Hall, you like old Tom [E] T.
Hall?
He was [G] one of the greatest.
What's your favourite Tom T.
Hall song?
[Abm] _ [E] Oh, I don't know. _
It's got to be these ones.
_ [F] I've actually sat in his lounge room and sang this with him.
Did you?
True story.
[A] My hero, the reason I'm singing country music is Tom T.
Hall.
[Gb] And I got to go over there to [F] Nashville and through a friend of a friend, [N] got to go to Tom T.'s. house. _ He breeds basset hounds. Did you know that? Tom T. Hall breeds basset hounds. So you're in there, you're playing along, there's bloody basset hounds all over the place. Breeding in front of you. _ _ _ [Eb] No, they're not breeding in [G] front of me. _ [Abm] You're telling the story, Dale. I've got one feeling up in the league. _ _ _ [Bb] _ [B] You know that one you nicknamed Gina? [D] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bm] Katherine, sorry. And so [D] I told Dale, I [Eb] said, what's your favourite song of all time? [Ab] And we sat and played [E] this in his lounge room. _ _ _ _ _ _ How old do you think I am, he said. _ [A] _ I said, well, I [Gbm] didn't know. _ _ _ [B] He said, you know, I turned 36 about 11 [E] months ago. _ I was sitting in [Abm] Miami [A] pouring blended [Gbm] whiskey down. _ When this [A] old grey [E] back in _ [B] was cleaning [E] up the lounge. _ _ _ Well, there _ wasn't anyone around except [A] this old _ [Gbm] man and me. [B] The _ guy who ran the bar was [A] watching [B] the [E] Simpsons on TV. _ _ And when I invited, he sat [A] down and he opened [Gbm] up his mind. _ [E] On old dogs and children _ [B] _ and [E] one another wine. Oh, it was _ _ _ _ all for you. _ [Ab] _ _ _ [N] _
Yeah.
Do you want another glass of orange [D] juice?
No, that's fine.
You sure?
I'm fine.
[Gb]
Um, who was your Dolly?
[C] Like, if Dolly was back for me, [Gb] who would that be?
I remember Dolly [F] Magazine as a kid.
_ _ You [D] wrote him to do Dolly?
I used to sneak every now and then on for a dad's [B] copy. _
_ [A] _ _ Alright.
Well, [G] one of my, uh_
[Eb] You mean all-time heroes?
Yeah, all-time heroes.
Like, who did you put up there?
[B] Well, I can still remember Mum and Dad used to brainwash [E] us as kids.
And their [F] favourite singer, it was about ten years later,
we actually got to go and [Abm] meet him in the flesh.
But growing up as a [Gbm] kid, I knew all the songs back [F] the front whenever we'd have parties or anything.
You know, Mum and Dad would say, go, get [Gb] up and sing some songs.
And I used to do that for people whenever they came [Abm] around.
Anyway, [Eb] and then I [Dm] finally got to go and see him live.
[Gbm] And got to meet him backstage.
Because my Nana [F] loved him and so [E] did my Mum and everything.
And I think I've still got that photo at home of [Eb] me and Rodney Root.
_ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ Okay, [F] well, [E] um_
Is [Abm] it really Rodney Root?
No, no, no, it [F] was Tom T.
Hall.
He's an all-time favourite [Bb] singer.
Tom T.
Hall, you like old Tom [E] T.
Hall?
He was [G] one of the greatest.
What's your favourite Tom T.
Hall song?
[Abm] _ [E] Oh, I don't know. _
It's got to be these ones.
_ [F] I've actually sat in his lounge room and sang this with him.
Did you?
True story.
[A] My hero, the reason I'm singing country music is Tom T.
Hall.
[Gb] And I got to go over there to [F] Nashville and through a friend of a friend, [N] got to go to Tom T.'s. house. _ He breeds basset hounds. Did you know that? Tom T. Hall breeds basset hounds. So you're in there, you're playing along, there's bloody basset hounds all over the place. Breeding in front of you. _ _ _ [Eb] No, they're not breeding in [G] front of me. _ [Abm] You're telling the story, Dale. I've got one feeling up in the league. _ _ _ [Bb] _ [B] You know that one you nicknamed Gina? [D] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ [Gm] _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bm] Katherine, sorry. And so [D] I told Dale, I [Eb] said, what's your favourite song of all time? [Ab] And we sat and played [E] this in his lounge room. _ _ _ _ _ _ How old do you think I am, he said. _ [A] _ I said, well, I [Gbm] didn't know. _ _ _ [B] He said, you know, I turned 36 about 11 [E] months ago. _ I was sitting in [Abm] Miami [A] pouring blended [Gbm] whiskey down. _ When this [A] old grey [E] back in _ [B] was cleaning [E] up the lounge. _ _ _ Well, there _ wasn't anyone around except [A] this old _ [Gbm] man and me. [B] The _ guy who ran the bar was [A] watching [B] the [E] Simpsons on TV. _ _ And when I invited, he sat [A] down and he opened [Gbm] up his mind. _ [E] On old dogs and children _ [B] _ and [E] one another wine. Oh, it was _ _ _ _ all for you. _ [Ab] _ _ _ [N] _