Chords for Johnny Cash and Glen Campbell

Oh, there?
_ Can you put these things over there?
Yeah, _ I sure will. _
[Gb] Glen Camel, how about that, Glen Camel?
I love him.
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_ _ _ [D] I'll tell you, in [Em] Nashville, they are exceptional, really.
It definitely goes down somewhere before somebody asked me to play them.
Hey, this must be the place where _ we're going to do a little picking?
[F]
Yeah, I think so.
Okay, if you want [Db] to.
_ [Ab] _ If it isn't, we're in trouble.
We couldn't get away without letting you hit [D] a few hot licks.
Well, you've got to get in a few yourself, you know.
Just leave me an opening.
I sure [Db] will.
You got it.
Okay. _ _ _ _ _
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In a little cabaret
_ In a South [Ab] Texas quarter town
A boy and his guitar
And the people that came [Db] from all around
All the _ girls
Come [Ab] there to Austin _ _ _
Pushed them away from home
And put their jewelry [Db] in
Hopped to take the trip _
To go [Ab] and listen _ _ _
To the little dark-haired boy
That played the Tennessee [Db] blacktop box
The blood [Gb]-headed boy
That was a crazy little bastard
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[Db] _ _ Oh, ain't that fierce? _
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_ _ _ _ [N] Oh, we can hear [C] it.
Okay, ready? _ _ _
_ We ready?
_ _ Two, three.
Well, looky on the comin' _ _ _
_ Comin' down the railroad track
Well, [F] I said, looky on the comin' _ _
_ _ Lookin' down the [C] railroad track
Well, [G] it's that orange-blocked special _ _
_ And it's bringin' my [C] baby back Ready?
Michael on the gloss.
Michael on the gloss.
Sometimes it's tough and sometimes it's slow.
Well, do it, John. _ _ _ _
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_ _ [F] Go, _ _ _ [Bb]
John.
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_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [F] I'll play it with you. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ I got a kick.
They talk about her ramblin'
She's a bastard train on the line
They [F] talk about her ramblin'
_ She's a bastard train on [C] the line
Get that band.
I [G] got a kick.
That orange-blocked special
_ Rollin' down the [C] seaboard line
_ You ready, John? _ _
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[F] At least you're pickin' cotton, John.
You _ _ _ know, _ _ I was about 21, John,
before I found out that a cotton bow wasn't an Arkansas rose. _ _
_ [Am] All rose by any other name was not a sweet.
I think Shakespeare said that.
No, John, I believe you just did. _
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Don't it make you wanna [Bb] go _ home, John?
_ [C] Don't it make you wanna [F] go home?
_ _ _ _ All God's children [Bb] get weary when they roam
[C] Don't it make you wanna [F] go home? _
_ _ [C] Don't it make you wanna [F] go home?
_ _ There's a six-lane highway [Bb] _ down by the creek
[C] Where I went skinny-dippin' as [F] a child
_ And a drive-in show [Bb] where the meadow used to grow
_ [C] And the strawberries used to grow [F] wild
_ You know, there's a drag strip down [Bb] by the riverside
_ [C] Where my grandpa's cows used [F] to raise
And now the grass won't grow
[Bb] And the river don't flow
[C] Like it did in my [F] childhood days _ _ _
Don't it make you [Bb] wanna go home, John?
_ [C] Don't it make you wanna [F] go home?
_ _ _ All God's children get [Bb] weary when they roam
[C] Don't it make you wanna [F] go home?
_ _ [C] Don't it make you wanna go [F] _ home? _ _ _
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