Chords for John Lee Hooker and John Hammond Jr [1992]

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_ _ _ _ [E] _ My next guest, [N] a couple of blues greats.
John Lee Hooker, the legendary Grammy-winning [A] guitarist
who's been performing for nearly 50 years.
And John Hammond, one of the foremost artistic
blues performers in the world.
Acoustic, artistic, I said.
Oh, very good.
Acoustic, acoustic.
Each of his CDs, John Lee Hooker's is called Boom Boom.
And of course, John Hammond's is
Got Love.
If you want to, please welcome John Lee Hooker and John Hammond.
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Well, mama killed a chicken, thought it was a duck.
[Am] Put him on the table with a lace sticking
up.
You got [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ the high ball, gimme your gun.
Well, _ you may be old, you may be great.
You
ain't too old just to ship them gear.
You got the boom boom.
_ You got the boom boom.
You _ got _ the boom boom. _ _
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You _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
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_ [C] _ _ [A] _ got _ _ _ _ _ the boom boom.
You [A] got the boom boom.
You got the boom boom. _
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_ Well, the nickel is a nickel.
A dime is a dime.
A house full of kids saying,
that kid's mine.
You got to get [Am] out of here.
_ You got to get out of here.
_ _ _ Well, your high pile [D] of ramen sure got [A] to bundle up and go.
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