Chords for Keith Greeninger & Dayan Kai - San Juan Song - Make It Rain - 07
Tempo:
75.2 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
F#m
D
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E]
[A] Vito doesn't grow garlic, sweet corn, down near [F#m] the Rodeo grounds anymore.
[Bm] He sits down on the bench, way past the [E] age of ninety-four.
[A] And he dreams of the day when his [E] sweet wife passed away.
[F#m] He doesn't bring [C#] sweet corn, [C#m]
but pretty [Bm] [F#] ladies on [Bm] [E] his way.
[D] Somehow I [A] just got up and left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it now.
[A] [D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] He [E] gets up in the morning and he goes on that [F#m] mission to the cafe.
[F#] He's been doing [Bm] things for so long [E] that way.
[A] And the San Juan Bakery's got blueberry [F#m] doughnuts fried.
You [Bm] can hear the cry of all the people who've [E] gone [B] away.
They've gone away.
[D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
[F#m] There's no time to worry about [A] running out of time.
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A]
[F#m]
[F#] [C#m] [Bm]
[B] [A] [E]
[A] [B]
[C#m] [F#m]
[B]
[E] [B]
[E] [A] I remember the day that old Curly Roe died.
[F#m] There was no one there to help Mom sweep the bar.
[Bm] [F#] The things that we've done together, they've all passed away.
[E] But I guess that's just the way some things are.
[D] Somehow I just got [A] up and left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it [A] now.
[D] Eddie and Marshall were [A] there with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] I saw the [E] big old barn owls flying over Seacliff.
And [F#m] I thought things must be going all right tonight.
[Bm] There's peacocks on all the roofs of San Benito County.
[E] Because we had too many, and then we lost who's roll.
[D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
There's [F#m] no time to worry [A] about running out of time.
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A]
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how [A] to roll.
[D] [A]
[A] Vito doesn't grow garlic, sweet corn, down near [F#m] the Rodeo grounds anymore.
[Bm] He sits down on the bench, way past the [E] age of ninety-four.
[A] And he dreams of the day when his [E] sweet wife passed away.
[F#m] He doesn't bring [C#] sweet corn, [C#m]
but pretty [Bm] [F#] ladies on [Bm] [E] his way.
[D] Somehow I [A] just got up and left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it now.
[A] [D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] He [E] gets up in the morning and he goes on that [F#m] mission to the cafe.
[F#] He's been doing [Bm] things for so long [E] that way.
[A] And the San Juan Bakery's got blueberry [F#m] doughnuts fried.
You [Bm] can hear the cry of all the people who've [E] gone [B] away.
They've gone away.
[D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
[F#m] There's no time to worry about [A] running out of time.
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A]
[F#m]
[F#] [C#m] [Bm]
[B] [A] [E]
[A] [B]
[C#m] [F#m]
[B]
[E] [B]
[E] [A] I remember the day that old Curly Roe died.
[F#m] There was no one there to help Mom sweep the bar.
[Bm] [F#] The things that we've done together, they've all passed away.
[E] But I guess that's just the way some things are.
[D] Somehow I just got [A] up and left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it [A] now.
[D] Eddie and Marshall were [A] there with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] I saw the [E] big old barn owls flying over Seacliff.
And [F#m] I thought things must be going all right tonight.
[Bm] There's peacocks on all the roofs of San Benito County.
[E] Because we had too many, and then we lost who's roll.
[D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
There's [F#m] no time to worry [A] about running out of time.
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A]
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how [A] to roll.
[D] [A]
Key:
A
E
F#m
D
Bm
A
E
F#m
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] Vito doesn't grow garlic, sweet corn, down near [F#m] the Rodeo grounds anymore. _
_ [Bm] He sits down on the bench, way past the [E] age of ninety-four. _ _ _ _
_ [A] And he dreams of the day when his [E] sweet wife passed away.
[F#m] He doesn't bring [C#] sweet corn, [C#m] _
but pretty [Bm] [F#] ladies _ _ on [Bm] _ [E] his way. _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] Somehow I [A] just got up and left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it now.
[A] _ _ [D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] _ He [E] gets up in the morning and he goes on that [F#m] mission _ to the cafe.
_ [F#] He's been doing [Bm] things for so long [E] that way. _ _ _ _
_ [A] And the San Juan Bakery's got blueberry [F#m] doughnuts fried.
_ _ You _ [Bm] can hear the cry of all the people who've [E] gone [B] away.
They've gone away.
_ [D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
[F#m] There's no time to worry about [A] running out of time.
_ _ [D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ [C#m] _ [Bm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _
[E] _ [A] I remember the day that old Curly Roe died.
[F#m] There was no one there to help Mom sweep the bar.
_ _ [Bm] [F#] The things that we've done together, they've all passed away.
[E] But I guess that's just the way some things are.
_ _ [D] Somehow I just got [A] up and _ left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it [A] now.
_ [D] Eddie and Marshall were [A] there with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] I saw the [E] big old barn owls flying over Seacliff.
And [F#m] I thought things must be going all right tonight.
_ [Bm] There's peacocks on all the roofs of San Benito County.
_ [E] Because we had too many, and then we lost who's roll.
_ _ [D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
There's [F#m] no time to worry [A] about running out of time.
_ [D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] _
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how _ _ [A] _ to roll.
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] Vito doesn't grow garlic, sweet corn, down near [F#m] the Rodeo grounds anymore. _
_ [Bm] He sits down on the bench, way past the [E] age of ninety-four. _ _ _ _
_ [A] And he dreams of the day when his [E] sweet wife passed away.
[F#m] He doesn't bring [C#] sweet corn, [C#m] _
but pretty [Bm] [F#] ladies _ _ on [Bm] _ [E] his way. _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] Somehow I [A] just got up and left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it now.
[A] _ _ [D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] _ He [E] gets up in the morning and he goes on that [F#m] mission _ to the cafe.
_ [F#] He's been doing [Bm] things for so long [E] that way. _ _ _ _
_ [A] And the San Juan Bakery's got blueberry [F#m] doughnuts fried.
_ _ You _ [Bm] can hear the cry of all the people who've [E] gone [B] away.
They've gone away.
_ [D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
[F#m] There's no time to worry about [A] running out of time.
_ _ [D] Eddie and Marshall were there with [A] me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ [C#m] _ [Bm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _
[E] _ [A] I remember the day that old Curly Roe died.
[F#m] There was no one there to help Mom sweep the bar.
_ _ [Bm] [F#] The things that we've done together, they've all passed away.
[E] But I guess that's just the way some things are.
_ _ [D] Somehow I just got [A] up and _ left there, [F#m] though no one remembers it [A] now.
_ [D] Eddie and Marshall were [A] there with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] I saw the [E] big old barn owls flying over Seacliff.
And [F#m] I thought things must be going all right tonight.
_ [Bm] There's peacocks on all the roofs of San Benito County.
_ [E] Because we had too many, and then we lost who's roll.
_ _ [D] Merle Haggard's playing, [A] cause we done played all the hang.
There's [F#m] no time to worry [A] about running out of time.
_ [D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how to roll.
[A] _
[D] Eddie and Marshall were there [A] with me down at Daisy's Saloon, [E] when Larry taught us all how _ _ [A] _ to roll.
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _