Chords for Jerry Lee Lewis - Me and Bobby McGee (1978)

_ _ _ _ _ _ That's me, singing for the spring, feeling nearly faded as [G] my jeans.
_ _ You know Bobby, thunder, deep slow down, just before it rains.
Some old man drove us all the way to [C] New Orleans, _ _
stole my old harp and out of my dirty red bandana.
I love how Bobby [F] sang the blues, _
tempo windshield wipers a-slappin' [C] time.
Bobby clapping hands was [G] mine,
was singing a pepper song that [C] driver knew. _
_ [F] Freedom is just another word, I [C] got nothing left to lose.
[G] Nothing, it ain't worth nothing, but [C] it's free. _
_ Feeling [F] good to see the Lord when Bobby sang the blues.
[G] _ That was good enough for Jerry Lee, _ _ good enough for me,
Bobby [C] McGee.
_ Uh-huh.
_ [D] _ From the coal mines of Kentucky to the California sun,
Bobby shared the secrets [A] of my soul.
_ She was standing right beside me, God,
through everything I'd done,
and every night she helped me from [D] the cold. _ _
Somewhere in New Salina, I watched her step away,
looking for a home I'd hoped [G] to find.
Oh, that's great, all my tomorrow [D] for the tango yesterday, _
[A] holding that woman's body [D] close to mine. _ _
[G] Freedom is just another word, [D] I got nothing left to lose.
[A] You know nothing ain't worth nothing, [D] but it's free. _ _
[G] Feeling good to see the [D] Lord when Bobby sang the blues.
_ [F#m] That was good [A] enough for me, _ _ good enough for me,
[D] Bobby McGee.
Uh-huh. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ Whoa! _
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_ Lord, that was good enough for me _ and Bobby [D] _ _ McGee.
Yodel-ee-oh-dee-oh-dee. _ _ _ _ _