Chords for Charlie Daniels Talk To Me Fiddle

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If this old fiddle could talk, if this old fiddle [C] could sing, [D] man, if this old fiddle
could only talk, it could tell you some [C] wondrous things.
[D] Talk to the fiddle, tell me about when you came across the sea, and the handle of a Jewish
immigrant who was longing to [C] be [G] free.
[D] You were part of his life for forty years through time, smoking weed and fat, as he
raised his man and lived out his day in a New York [C] tenement flat.
[D] Talk to the fiddle. _ _ _ _
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Talk to the fiddle, tell him about how that Cajun fiddling man found you in a pawn shop,
took you back down to the Louisiana Bayou [G] land.
You knew [D] his wife, and you was kid to watch his family grow, and he played your heart
out Cajun style, a Louisiana [C] Fado [D] Doe.
Hey!
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_ [D] _ _ _ [E] _ [F] _ [Gb] [G] Then a big shot Yankee gambler found you down in New Orleans, [F] and took you up the river
on the Mississippi Queen.
[G] Then there came a day that you were all that he had left to lose, [A] and a black man warned
you to poker game and taught you how to play the blues.
[D] Talk to the fiddle. _ _ _ _
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Then a [D] young man from the mountains of Kentucky came along, and he bought you for a dollar
and took you all the [C] way back [G] home.
He [D] gave you to his grandpa on his golden wedding day, and the people would come miles around
just to hear the old [G] man play.
[D] Talk to the fiddle.
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_ [Dm] _ [Gb] _ [G] a hobo from Biloxi found you lying in the rain, and he [F] got himself a free ride
on the West Mountain cattle train.
[G] And then you got off in Texas where they play that western swing, [A] where the people do the
two-step, and old Bob Wills was a [D] king.
Talk to [G] the [D] fiddle.
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_ [C] _ [G] [D] Man, if this old fiddle could talk, if this old fiddle could sing, if this old fiddle
could only talk, it could tell you [C] some [G] wondrous things.
[D] You've been bouncing around America from sea to shining sea.
Now your traveling days are over, [Dm] fiddle, because you belong to me. _ _ _ _
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