Chords for Chip Dolan : Bucktown
Tempo:
69 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
F#m
G#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G#m] [F#m]
[E] [A]
[E] [A] [A]
[E] Come set a spell on the front porch, [A] get your feet up off the floor.
[F#m] Brother John's gone down for the picayune [E] and a beer at the corner store.
It's wash day, red beans and rice, [A] who could ask for anything more here in Bucktown.
[B]
[E] We woke to the sounds of a silent wind [A] from a whisper through a screen.
[F#m] The lights went down on St.
Charles [E] Street and blacked out New [C#] Orleans.
[E] When the levee broke, the water rose [A] fast, there was no place to go.
Like the lower Ninth Wall, [B] Bucktown ain't [E] no more.
[A]
[E] Have you heard from G.M. today, [A] or talked to Cousin Moe?
[F#m] Mama and them was down at the school [E] with a cold roll of shoes.
Jacqueline called out to Antwine, [A] he said he wouldn't go.
The soul of Bucktown, sings [E] so low.
[A] Shorty Blonde, [E] Shorty Blonde, [B] where you gone?
[B] Oh, [E] Brother John, [A] Shorty Blonde.
Oh, [G#m] Louise, yeah, [G#] [A] down in Bucktown, [C#] the Saints will [E] rise again, [A] [E] rise again.
[A]
[E] [A] [F#m] [E]
Jelly Rolls, he [A] never sang this low.
[F#m] The all-stars play and we all [E] dance.
There's no way that I've done this dream.
They could come to this [A] on the streets that have no lane.
Here in Bucktown, [B] never be [E] the same.
Oh, it's a shame, y'all.
[C] And the Saints come [G] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [D] rise again.
[C] And the Saints come [Bm] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [B] rise again.
[E] They sit down and the water's [A] gone.
They can't chase us away.
[F#m] We'll all come down to Mama's house.
[E] It's wash day at the lake.
Gonna see my John go walking.
[A] Get a beer from the corner store.
Here in Bucktown, [B] the Saints will [E] march once more.
[F#] [A] Shorty Blonde, [E] Shorty Blonde, [B] where you gone?
Oh, [E] Brother John, [A] Shorty Blonde, [G#m] easy as.
[G#] [A] Down in Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again.
Down in [A] Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again.
[E] [A]
[E] [A] [A]
[E] Come set a spell on the front porch, [A] get your feet up off the floor.
[F#m] Brother John's gone down for the picayune [E] and a beer at the corner store.
It's wash day, red beans and rice, [A] who could ask for anything more here in Bucktown.
[B]
[E] We woke to the sounds of a silent wind [A] from a whisper through a screen.
[F#m] The lights went down on St.
Charles [E] Street and blacked out New [C#] Orleans.
[E] When the levee broke, the water rose [A] fast, there was no place to go.
Like the lower Ninth Wall, [B] Bucktown ain't [E] no more.
[A]
[E] Have you heard from G.M. today, [A] or talked to Cousin Moe?
[F#m] Mama and them was down at the school [E] with a cold roll of shoes.
Jacqueline called out to Antwine, [A] he said he wouldn't go.
The soul of Bucktown, sings [E] so low.
[A] Shorty Blonde, [E] Shorty Blonde, [B] where you gone?
[B] Oh, [E] Brother John, [A] Shorty Blonde.
Oh, [G#m] Louise, yeah, [G#] [A] down in Bucktown, [C#] the Saints will [E] rise again, [A] [E] rise again.
[A]
[E] [A] [F#m] [E]
Jelly Rolls, he [A] never sang this low.
[F#m] The all-stars play and we all [E] dance.
There's no way that I've done this dream.
They could come to this [A] on the streets that have no lane.
Here in Bucktown, [B] never be [E] the same.
Oh, it's a shame, y'all.
[C] And the Saints come [G] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [D] rise again.
[C] And the Saints come [Bm] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [B] rise again.
[E] They sit down and the water's [A] gone.
They can't chase us away.
[F#m] We'll all come down to Mama's house.
[E] It's wash day at the lake.
Gonna see my John go walking.
[A] Get a beer from the corner store.
Here in Bucktown, [B] the Saints will [E] march once more.
[F#] [A] Shorty Blonde, [E] Shorty Blonde, [B] where you gone?
Oh, [E] Brother John, [A] Shorty Blonde, [G#m] easy as.
[G#] [A] Down in Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again.
Down in [A] Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again.
Key:
E
A
B
F#m
G#m
E
A
B
_ _ _ _ _ [G#m] _ _ [F#m] _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[E] _ _ _ Come set a spell on the front porch, [A] get your feet up off the floor.
[F#m] Brother John's gone down for the picayune [E] and a beer at the corner store.
It's wash day, red beans and rice, [A] who could ask for anything more here in Bucktown.
[B] _ _
[E] _ _ _ We woke to the sounds of a silent wind [A] from a whisper through a screen.
[F#m] The lights went down on St.
Charles [E] Street and blacked out New [C#] Orleans.
[E] When the levee broke, the water rose [A] fast, there was no place to go.
Like the lower Ninth Wall, [B] Bucktown ain't [E] no more.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ Have you heard from G.M. today, [A] or talked to Cousin Moe?
[F#m] Mama and them was down at the school [E] with a cold roll of shoes.
Jacqueline called out to Antwine, [A] he said he wouldn't go.
The soul of Bucktown, sings [E] so low.
[A] Shorty Blonde, _ [E] Shorty Blonde, _ [B] where you gone?
[B] Oh, [E] Brother John, _ [A] Shorty Blonde.
Oh, [G#m] Louise, yeah, _ [G#] _ [A] down in Bucktown, [C#] the Saints will [E] rise again, [A] _ [E] rise again.
[A] _ _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [E] _ _
Jelly Rolls, he [A] never sang this low.
[F#m] The all-stars play and we all [E] dance.
There's no way that I've done this dream.
They could come to this [A] on the streets that have no lane.
Here in Bucktown, [B] never be [E] the same.
Oh, it's a shame, y'all.
_ _ [C] And the Saints come [G] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [D] rise again.
_ [C] And the Saints _ come [Bm] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [B] rise again.
[E] They sit down and the water's [A] gone.
They can't chase us away.
[F#m] We'll all come down to Mama's house.
[E] It's wash day at the lake.
Gonna see my John go walking.
[A] Get a beer from the corner store.
Here in Bucktown, [B] the Saints will [E] march once more.
[F#] _ [A] Shorty Blonde, _ [E] Shorty Blonde, [B] where you gone?
Oh, [E] Brother John, _ [A] Shorty _ Blonde, [G#m] easy as.
[G#] _ [A] Down in Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again.
Down in [A] Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
[E] _ _ _ Come set a spell on the front porch, [A] get your feet up off the floor.
[F#m] Brother John's gone down for the picayune [E] and a beer at the corner store.
It's wash day, red beans and rice, [A] who could ask for anything more here in Bucktown.
[B] _ _
[E] _ _ _ We woke to the sounds of a silent wind [A] from a whisper through a screen.
[F#m] The lights went down on St.
Charles [E] Street and blacked out New [C#] Orleans.
[E] When the levee broke, the water rose [A] fast, there was no place to go.
Like the lower Ninth Wall, [B] Bucktown ain't [E] no more.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ Have you heard from G.M. today, [A] or talked to Cousin Moe?
[F#m] Mama and them was down at the school [E] with a cold roll of shoes.
Jacqueline called out to Antwine, [A] he said he wouldn't go.
The soul of Bucktown, sings [E] so low.
[A] Shorty Blonde, _ [E] Shorty Blonde, _ [B] where you gone?
[B] Oh, [E] Brother John, _ [A] Shorty Blonde.
Oh, [G#m] Louise, yeah, _ [G#] _ [A] down in Bucktown, [C#] the Saints will [E] rise again, [A] _ [E] rise again.
[A] _ _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [E] _ _
Jelly Rolls, he [A] never sang this low.
[F#m] The all-stars play and we all [E] dance.
There's no way that I've done this dream.
They could come to this [A] on the streets that have no lane.
Here in Bucktown, [B] never be [E] the same.
Oh, it's a shame, y'all.
_ _ [C] And the Saints come [G] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [D] rise again.
_ [C] And the Saints _ come [Bm] marching in.
We'll [Am] rise again, we'll [B] rise again.
[E] They sit down and the water's [A] gone.
They can't chase us away.
[F#m] We'll all come down to Mama's house.
[E] It's wash day at the lake.
Gonna see my John go walking.
[A] Get a beer from the corner store.
Here in Bucktown, [B] the Saints will [E] march once more.
[F#] _ [A] Shorty Blonde, _ [E] Shorty Blonde, [B] where you gone?
Oh, [E] Brother John, _ [A] Shorty _ Blonde, [G#m] easy as.
[G#] _ [A] Down in Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again.
Down in [A] Bucktown, [B] the Saints gonna [E] rise again. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _