Chords for John Schwab , McGuffey Lane 10 TV Interview

We'll snack with a full [G#] serving of vegetables.
Just don't tell them.
_ Most of our viewers have heard of McGuffey Lane.
It's been around for how long?
Well [C#] we've had a local, [G#] local place since 74.
[D] 74!
Tom Schwab is here who Bob calls the heart [G#] and soul
of McGuffey Lane.
And you've got some new stuff now.
[D#] We have our Ket CD.
We've been doing this
for [E] a while.
We just threw our Ket CD out a [D] couple weeks ago.
That's pretty cool.
[C#] You know, I like the way you always say that.
You've been doing this for quite a while.
You
[G#] started playing long enough ago.
How long have you been without [C#] a day job?
40 years without a day job.
Well it doesn't get better than that.
[G#] In fact, you just drove up from Ottawa Glendorf area.
You
had a gig last night?
Yeah, the Glendorf Park Fest, which I call it the Glendorf Gila Frost
because of the social gear.
We had a couple [D#] thousand people last night.
Got home about
3 30 this morning.
[F#] How many gigs a year do you play Tom?
[G#] Around 200.
You know what, people throughout
Ohio and beyond really, they love you.
They love McGuffey Lane.
What is it about the music
that really so many people just get attached to?
Yeah, I don't have an answer for that,
but I'm just really glad they do [D#m] because it's kept me going all this time.
We're going to go [G#] talk into playing a little bit for us this morning.
Sure.
Well,
we were talking about the new CD, which is called 10.
This is my Ket CD.
It's [C#] 2010.
There's 10 songs on it.
It's out [D] there now for anybody.
It's out there in the stores for everybody.
[F#m] And I'm [E] going to try to get you maybe to sing along maybe.
You better help me because I don't think you want to keep you.
[A] And you want to keep
listening.
It's not losing.
_ [G] We were getting ready to [D#m] record the final [D#] session and we needed another
song.
We've been picking stuff around that match with me and the producer.
And this is
the song that the [C#m] producer and I wrote.
His name is James Bubba Hudson.
James Bubba Hudson.
[G#] That's what it says on the verse of the beat.
Yeah, it does now.
And we wrote this the day
before we should [G] record the last session.
[E] It's called You're the One.
And now we're going to sing _ _ _ _
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[G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[A] _ _ [G] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[Gm] _ _ _ [F#] _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
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_ [E] _ _ [G] _ _ [E] _ along.
[G] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ [G] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [D]
Not so long.
You [G#] still have it.
You got it, my friend.
Oh, my gosh.
That was great.
But your biggest song ever was what?
It was Long Time Loving You.
Long Time Loving You.
Do we have
time to hear a [E] little bit of that?
Can we do that?
What did they say?
They said yeah.
They said go for it.
Long Haul shot.
I was in Austin waiting for you. _
Noticed your voice sounded strange.
_ [F#] _
Everything's fine, that's what you told me.
You want to sing with me?
Maybe.
[B] I can tell [E] something's changed.
Been a [B] long time loving you.
[C#m] Long time worrying too.
[F#] Love is angry, how you feeling [B] inside? _ _
[A] [B] I knew yesterday, [E] but [C#m] you're gonna say tomorrow.
I'm not worried about [F#] that.
Let me say it for [E] you.
Goodbye.
_ Goodbye. _
Goodbye.
_ [A] Goodbye.
I can't even hide it this [E] morning.
Goodbye. _
_ Oh, [G#] my gosh.
It was so fun having you here.
Thanks so much.
You're doing great job.
You
make Ohio proud.
You went to Midland High School.
That's right.
Midland High School.
In what year?
[E] I'm just kidding.
I graduated in 69.
There you go.
[F#] Four years without a day job.
You know, if [D#] I did graduate, I'd be a long time loving you.
Well, Midland is very proud of you.
It [C#] was a long time.
[F] All right, we will [D] be back with more in
just a moment.
[G#] All right, here we go.
We're gonna [G] take a look outside right now.
It's here's
heating and cooling SkyCam