Chords for Jack Of All Trades (Eddie Coffey)
Tempo:
158 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Em
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#m] [G]
[F#m] [E] [F#m] [C#]
[D]
In 1985, in a quiet fishing village [A] where I was well known
In a time of recession, with a wife [Em] and two children [D] I built our new home
As a backyard mechanic, I'd fix up their old cars [G] when something went wrong
And [D]
I'd be the first one [A] to give them a loan when [D] their money was gone
As I was a plumber and I was a carpenter [A] in my spare time
Out on the grand banks, I worked on the big ones [D]
until 89
And I was the musician, [F#] at parties and [D] weddings [G] I played and I sang
As [D] I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [A] my father [D]
before me
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [Em] anything that [D] you want me to be
And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done
As [D] I'm Jack of all [A] trades, but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
[A]
[D] Now the years have gone by, there are tears in my eyes and [A] my children have grown
My old boat is all dry, there it sits on its side down [D] the path from [F#m] my home
[D] My old house is still standing, [F#] for sale to sign [D] reads, [G] standing out on the lawn
[D] And to each eye explains [Em] all the hardships and gains [D] of a fisherman
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father [D] before me
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be
And I am the critic, [Am] who fights the politicians [D] [G] to get the work done
[D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
Now [A] [F#m] [A]
[D]
it's 1994, I'll go fishing no more, [A] don't you think that it's cruel
[Em] Almost 50 years old, and today I was told I [D] should go back to school
I've got no diploma, [F#] and I've got no papers [D] to [G] prove what I [C]
am
[G] [D] Life can be hard for me, cause [A] I've got no [C#m] degree, [D] I'm a fisherman
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father [D]
before me
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be
And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done
[D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
Least [A]
I [Em] can say I'm a [D] fisherman
[N]
[F#m] [E] [F#m] [C#]
[D]
In 1985, in a quiet fishing village [A] where I was well known
In a time of recession, with a wife [Em] and two children [D] I built our new home
As a backyard mechanic, I'd fix up their old cars [G] when something went wrong
And [D]
I'd be the first one [A] to give them a loan when [D] their money was gone
As I was a plumber and I was a carpenter [A] in my spare time
Out on the grand banks, I worked on the big ones [D]
until 89
And I was the musician, [F#] at parties and [D] weddings [G] I played and I sang
As [D] I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [A] my father [D]
before me
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [Em] anything that [D] you want me to be
And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done
As [D] I'm Jack of all [A] trades, but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
[A]
[D] Now the years have gone by, there are tears in my eyes and [A] my children have grown
My old boat is all dry, there it sits on its side down [D] the path from [F#m] my home
[D] My old house is still standing, [F#] for sale to sign [D] reads, [G] standing out on the lawn
[D] And to each eye explains [Em] all the hardships and gains [D] of a fisherman
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father [D] before me
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be
And I am the critic, [Am] who fights the politicians [D] [G] to get the work done
[D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
Now [A] [F#m] [A]
[D]
it's 1994, I'll go fishing no more, [A] don't you think that it's cruel
[Em] Almost 50 years old, and today I was told I [D] should go back to school
I've got no diploma, [F#] and I've got no papers [D] to [G] prove what I [C]
am
[G] [D] Life can be hard for me, cause [A] I've got no [C#m] degree, [D] I'm a fisherman
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father [D]
before me
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be
And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done
[D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
Least [A]
I [Em] can say I'm a [D] fisherman
[N]
Key:
D
A
G
Em
F#m
D
A
G
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
[F#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ [C#] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ In 1985, _ in a quiet fishing village [A] where I was well known
_ In a time of recession, with a wife [Em] and two children [D] I built our new home _
As a backyard mechanic, I'd fix up their old cars [G] when something went wrong
_ And _ [D]
I'd be the first one [A] to give them a loan when [D] their money was gone _ _
_ As I was a plumber and I was a carpenter [A] in my spare time
_ _ _ Out _ on the grand banks, I worked on the big ones [D]
until 89 _ _ _
And I was the musician, [F#] at parties and [D] weddings [G] I played and I sang
_ _ As [D] I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman _ _ _ _
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [A] my father _ [D]
before me _ _
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [Em] anything that [D] you want me to be
_ And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done _
As [D] I'm Jack of all [A] trades, but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ Now the years have gone by, there are tears in my eyes and [A] my children have grown _
My old boat is all dry, there it sits on its side down [D] the path from [F#m] my home
_ [D] My old house is still standing, [F#] for sale to sign [D] reads, [G] standing out on the lawn _ _
_ [D] And to each eye _ explains [Em] all the hardships and gains [D] of a fisherman _ _
I _ _ am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father _ [D] before me _
_ I'm _ a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be _
And I am the critic, [Am] who fights the politicians [D] [G] to get the work done
_ _ _ [D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
_ _ _ Now _ _ [A] _ _ [F#m] _ [A] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ it's _ 1994, _ I'll go fishing no more, [A] don't you think that it's cruel
_ _ _ [Em] Almost 50 years old, and today I was told I [D] should go back to school _ _
I've got no diploma, [F#] and I've got no papers [D] to [G] prove what I [C]
am
_ [G] _ _ [D] Life can be hard for me, cause [A] I've got no [C#m] degree, [D] I'm a fisherman
_ _ _ I _ am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father _ [D]
before me _ _
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be
_ And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done _ _
_ [D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman _ _
_ Least _ _ [A] _
I [Em] can say I'm a [D] fisherman _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
[F#m] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _ [C#] _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ In 1985, _ in a quiet fishing village [A] where I was well known
_ In a time of recession, with a wife [Em] and two children [D] I built our new home _
As a backyard mechanic, I'd fix up their old cars [G] when something went wrong
_ And _ [D]
I'd be the first one [A] to give them a loan when [D] their money was gone _ _
_ As I was a plumber and I was a carpenter [A] in my spare time
_ _ _ Out _ on the grand banks, I worked on the big ones [D]
until 89 _ _ _
And I was the musician, [F#] at parties and [D] weddings [G] I played and I sang
_ _ As [D] I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman _ _ _ _
I am the fisherman, [G] and just like [A] my father _ [D]
before me _ _
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [Em] anything that [D] you want me to be
_ And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done _
As [D] I'm Jack of all [A] trades, but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ Now the years have gone by, there are tears in my eyes and [A] my children have grown _
My old boat is all dry, there it sits on its side down [D] the path from [F#m] my home
_ [D] My old house is still standing, [F#] for sale to sign [D] reads, [G] standing out on the lawn _ _
_ [D] And to each eye _ explains [Em] all the hardships and gains [D] of a fisherman _ _
I _ _ am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father _ [D] before me _
_ I'm _ a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be _
And I am the critic, [Am] who fights the politicians [D] [G] to get the work done
_ _ _ [D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman
_ _ _ Now _ _ [A] _ _ [F#m] _ [A] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ it's _ 1994, _ I'll go fishing no more, [A] don't you think that it's cruel
_ _ _ [Em] Almost 50 years old, and today I was told I [D] should go back to school _ _
I've got no diploma, [F#] and I've got no papers [D] to [G] prove what I [C]
am
_ [G] _ _ [D] Life can be hard for me, cause [A] I've got no [C#m] degree, [D] I'm a fisherman
_ _ _ I _ am the fisherman, [G] and just like [Em] my father _ [D]
before me _ _
I'm a preacher, a teacher, [G] I can be [A] anything that [D] you want me to be
_ And I am the critic, [F#] who fights the politicians [G] to get the work done _ _
_ [D] As I'm Jack of all trades, [A] but least I can say [D] I'm a fisherman _ _
_ Least _ _ [A] _
I [Em] can say I'm a [D] fisherman _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _