Furry Sings The Blues Chords by Joni Mitchell
Tempo:
107.1 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
D
Am
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [G] [A] [Em] [Am]
[G] [D]
[G]
Old Peel Street [D] is coming down, [Em]
[F] [C] Sweetie's snack bar, loaded up now,
[Am] And Eccles the tailor, [C] and the Shine Boy's gone, Faded out with ragtime [Em] blues.
[G] And he's [Am] cast in [D] bronze, and he's [G] standing in a little [C] park,
With his trumpet in his hand, [Am] like he's listening back,
To the good old bands, and the click [C] of high-heeled [Em] shoes.
[D] Old Furry sings the blues, propped up in his [F] bed,
With his [C] dentures and his leg removed.
And [Am] Jenny's there, [C] for her kindness, and Furry's beer,
She's the old man's angel overseer.
[G] [D] [Am] [G]
[A] [C] [G]
Pawn shops glitter [D] like gold-toothed caps,
[G] In the great [C] decay, they chew the last few dollars,
[Am] Off Old Peel Street's [Em] [Am] carcass.
[Em] Carrion and Mercy,
[G] blue and [C] [D] silver sparkling [A] drums,
[F] Cheap [C] guitars, eye shades and [Am] guns,
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one.
Down and out in Memphis, [C] Tennessee, [D] Old Furry sings the blues,
Bringing smoke [G] and [C] drink, and he'll play for you.
It's [Am] mostly muttering [C] now, and sideshow spiel,
But there was one song he played, I [Em] could really [D] feel.
[F] [Gm]
[A] [C] Furry, old buddy, [G]
[Am] Old Furry, I know,
[G]
He's a double bill murderer at the [D] New Daisy,
[Am]
[C] The old girl's silent across the street,
[Am]
She's silent, [C] waiting for the record's beat,
Silent, staring at her stolen name,
[G] [C] Diamond boys and [D] satin dolls,
[C] Bourbon laughter, ghost history falls,
To parking lots and shopping malls,
As they tear down Old Peel Street,
Old Furry [D] sings the blues,
He points a bony [F] finger at you, and [C] says, I don't like you,
Everybody laughs as if it's the old man's standard joke,
But it's true, we're only welcome for our drink and smoke,
[D] [G] [F] [G]
[A] [Em] [C] [G]
How will you see handy, [D] I'm rich and I'm [G] famed,
[C] And I'm not familiar with what you play,
But I get such strong impressions of your heyday,
[Am] Looking up and down Old Peel Street,
[G] Ghosts of the dark town [D] society,
[F] Come right out [C] of the bricks at me,
Like it's [Am] a Saturday night, [C] they're in their finery,
Dancing it up and making deals,
Furry [D] sings the blues,
Why should I [A] expect that [F] old guy [Am] to give it to me,
Falling to hard luck, and time, and other thieves,
[C] While our limo is shining on his shanty street,
[D] Old Furry sings the blues.
[G] [D]
[G]
Old Peel Street [D] is coming down, [Em]
[F] [C] Sweetie's snack bar, loaded up now,
[Am] And Eccles the tailor, [C] and the Shine Boy's gone, Faded out with ragtime [Em] blues.
[G] And he's [Am] cast in [D] bronze, and he's [G] standing in a little [C] park,
With his trumpet in his hand, [Am] like he's listening back,
To the good old bands, and the click [C] of high-heeled [Em] shoes.
[D] Old Furry sings the blues, propped up in his [F] bed,
With his [C] dentures and his leg removed.
And [Am] Jenny's there, [C] for her kindness, and Furry's beer,
She's the old man's angel overseer.
[G] [D] [Am] [G]
[A] [C] [G]
Pawn shops glitter [D] like gold-toothed caps,
[G] In the great [C] decay, they chew the last few dollars,
[Am] Off Old Peel Street's [Em] [Am] carcass.
[Em] Carrion and Mercy,
[G] blue and [C] [D] silver sparkling [A] drums,
[F] Cheap [C] guitars, eye shades and [Am] guns,
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one.
Down and out in Memphis, [C] Tennessee, [D] Old Furry sings the blues,
Bringing smoke [G] and [C] drink, and he'll play for you.
It's [Am] mostly muttering [C] now, and sideshow spiel,
But there was one song he played, I [Em] could really [D] feel.
[F] [Gm]
[A] [C] Furry, old buddy, [G]
[Am] Old Furry, I know,
[G]
He's a double bill murderer at the [D] New Daisy,
[Am]
[C] The old girl's silent across the street,
[Am]
She's silent, [C] waiting for the record's beat,
Silent, staring at her stolen name,
[G] [C] Diamond boys and [D] satin dolls,
[C] Bourbon laughter, ghost history falls,
To parking lots and shopping malls,
As they tear down Old Peel Street,
Old Furry [D] sings the blues,
He points a bony [F] finger at you, and [C] says, I don't like you,
Everybody laughs as if it's the old man's standard joke,
But it's true, we're only welcome for our drink and smoke,
[D] [G] [F] [G]
[A] [Em] [C] [G]
How will you see handy, [D] I'm rich and I'm [G] famed,
[C] And I'm not familiar with what you play,
But I get such strong impressions of your heyday,
[Am] Looking up and down Old Peel Street,
[G] Ghosts of the dark town [D] society,
[F] Come right out [C] of the bricks at me,
Like it's [Am] a Saturday night, [C] they're in their finery,
Dancing it up and making deals,
Furry [D] sings the blues,
Why should I [A] expect that [F] old guy [Am] to give it to me,
Falling to hard luck, and time, and other thieves,
[C] While our limo is shining on his shanty street,
[D] Old Furry sings the blues.
Key:
C
G
D
Am
F
C
G
D
[F] _ [G] _ _ [A] _ [Em] _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ Old Peel Street [D] is coming down, [Em] _
[F] _ [C] Sweetie's snack bar, loaded up now,
[Am] And Eccles the tailor, [C] and the Shine Boy's gone, Faded out with ragtime [Em] blues. _ _
[G] _ And he's [Am] cast in [D] bronze, and he's [G] standing in a little [C] park,
With his trumpet in his hand, [Am] like he's listening back,
To the good old bands, and the click [C] of high-heeled [Em] shoes. _
[D] Old Furry sings the blues, propped up in his [F] bed,
With his [C] dentures and his leg removed. _ _
And [Am] Jenny's there, [C] for her kindness, and Furry's beer,
She's the old man's angel _ overseer.
[G] _ [D] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [G] _
[A] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
Pawn shops glitter [D] like gold-toothed caps,
[G] In the great [C] decay, they chew the last few dollars,
[Am] Off Old Peel Street's [Em] _ [Am] carcass. _
_ _ _ [Em] Carrion and Mercy, _
_ [G] blue and [C] [D] silver sparkling [A] drums,
[F] Cheap [C] guitars, eye shades and [Am] guns,
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one.
_ Down and out in Memphis, [C] Tennessee, _ _ [D] Old Furry sings the blues,
Bringing smoke [G] and [C] drink, and he'll play for you. _ _
It's [Am] mostly muttering [C] now, and sideshow spiel,
But there was one song he played, I [Em] could really [D] feel.
_ [F] _ _ [Gm] _
_ [A] [C] Furry, old buddy, _ _ [G] _
[Am] Old Furry, I know,
_ [G] _ _ _
He's a double bill murderer at the [D] New Daisy,
_ [Am]
[C] The old girl's silent across the street,
_ [Am]
She's silent, [C] _ waiting for the record's beat, _
Silent, staring at her stolen name,
[G] _ [C] Diamond boys and [D] satin dolls,
[C] _ Bourbon laughter, _ ghost history falls,
To parking lots and shopping _ malls,
As they tear down Old Peel Street,
Old Furry [D] sings the blues,
_ He points a bony [F] finger at you, and [C] says, I don't like you,
Everybody laughs as if it's the old man's standard joke,
But it's true, we're only welcome for our drink and smoke,
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ [F] _ [G] _ _
[A] _ [Em] _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
How will you see handy, [D] I'm rich and I'm [G] famed,
[C] And I'm not familiar with what you play,
But I get such strong impressions of your _ heyday,
[Am] Looking up and down Old Peel Street, _ _ _
[G] _ Ghosts of the dark town [D] society,
[F] Come right out [C] of the bricks at me,
_ Like it's [Am] a Saturday night, [C] they're in their _ finery,
Dancing it up and making deals, _
Furry [D] sings the blues,
_ Why should I [A] expect that [F] old guy [Am] to give it to me,
_ Falling to hard luck, and time, and other thieves,
[C] While our limo is shining on his shanty street,
_ [D] Old Furry sings the blues. _
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_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
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_ Old Peel Street [D] is coming down, [Em] _
[F] _ [C] Sweetie's snack bar, loaded up now,
[Am] And Eccles the tailor, [C] and the Shine Boy's gone, Faded out with ragtime [Em] blues. _ _
[G] _ And he's [Am] cast in [D] bronze, and he's [G] standing in a little [C] park,
With his trumpet in his hand, [Am] like he's listening back,
To the good old bands, and the click [C] of high-heeled [Em] shoes. _
[D] Old Furry sings the blues, propped up in his [F] bed,
With his [C] dentures and his leg removed. _ _
And [Am] Jenny's there, [C] for her kindness, and Furry's beer,
She's the old man's angel _ overseer.
[G] _ [D] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [G] _
[A] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
Pawn shops glitter [D] like gold-toothed caps,
[G] In the great [C] decay, they chew the last few dollars,
[Am] Off Old Peel Street's [Em] _ [Am] carcass. _
_ _ _ [Em] Carrion and Mercy, _
_ [G] blue and [C] [D] silver sparkling [A] drums,
[F] Cheap [C] guitars, eye shades and [Am] guns,
Aimed at the hot blood of being no one.
_ Down and out in Memphis, [C] Tennessee, _ _ [D] Old Furry sings the blues,
Bringing smoke [G] and [C] drink, and he'll play for you. _ _
It's [Am] mostly muttering [C] now, and sideshow spiel,
But there was one song he played, I [Em] could really [D] feel.
_ [F] _ _ [Gm] _
_ [A] [C] Furry, old buddy, _ _ [G] _
[Am] Old Furry, I know,
_ [G] _ _ _
He's a double bill murderer at the [D] New Daisy,
_ [Am]
[C] The old girl's silent across the street,
_ [Am]
She's silent, [C] _ waiting for the record's beat, _
Silent, staring at her stolen name,
[G] _ [C] Diamond boys and [D] satin dolls,
[C] _ Bourbon laughter, _ ghost history falls,
To parking lots and shopping _ malls,
As they tear down Old Peel Street,
Old Furry [D] sings the blues,
_ He points a bony [F] finger at you, and [C] says, I don't like you,
Everybody laughs as if it's the old man's standard joke,
But it's true, we're only welcome for our drink and smoke,
_ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ [F] _ [G] _ _
[A] _ [Em] _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
How will you see handy, [D] I'm rich and I'm [G] famed,
[C] And I'm not familiar with what you play,
But I get such strong impressions of your _ heyday,
[Am] Looking up and down Old Peel Street, _ _ _
[G] _ Ghosts of the dark town [D] society,
[F] Come right out [C] of the bricks at me,
_ Like it's [Am] a Saturday night, [C] they're in their _ finery,
Dancing it up and making deals, _
Furry [D] sings the blues,
_ Why should I [A] expect that [F] old guy [Am] to give it to me,
_ Falling to hard luck, and time, and other thieves,
[C] While our limo is shining on his shanty street,
_ [D] Old Furry sings the blues. _
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