Chords for Loose Wheel
Tempo:
50.7 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
F#
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
In a car in Minnesota, a rusty Toyota, he just got done fixing [E] his flat.
I thought I'd get closer, so I pulled on over.
He just let it [A] down off the jack.
He looked at the spare, and said in despair,
I hope that those lug nuts [D] are tight.
[E] Let me tell you, Daddy, I'd like to drive a Caddy.
Were the words as he got in and drove [A] out of sight.
On the freeway I saw him, and I closely watched him.
His front wheel started to [E] shake.
He did a 180 and hit an old lady.
She ended [A] up in the lake.
He flew off the ridge and into a bridge.
For a minute I thought he was dead.
[E] But he started kicking, just like a dead chicken.
He turned to the [A] old car and said,
You picked a fine time to leave [D] me loose wheel.
You should be bolted [B] to my automobile.
[D] My legs are all broken, that old lady's soaking.
It might take me six [A] months to heal.
You [E] picked a fine time to leave me [A] loose wheel.
[B]
After I left him, I started to question,
If I should be driving [F#] at all.
[C#m] So I sold my car, [F#] now I don't go far.
And sometimes [B] I don't go at all.
The heel was loose on my old pair of shoes.
And one day it [E] finally let go.
It [F#] happened so fast, I fell flat on my ass.
Now my butt's in a sling, and [B] there's a cast on my toe.
You picked a fine time to [E] leave me loose heel.
I feel like I slipped [C#] on a banana [B] peel.
[E] I don't get much action, lying here in traction.
How did [B] I get such a deal?
[F#] You picked a fine time to
I thought I'd get closer, so I pulled on over.
He just let it [A] down off the jack.
He looked at the spare, and said in despair,
I hope that those lug nuts [D] are tight.
[E] Let me tell you, Daddy, I'd like to drive a Caddy.
Were the words as he got in and drove [A] out of sight.
On the freeway I saw him, and I closely watched him.
His front wheel started to [E] shake.
He did a 180 and hit an old lady.
She ended [A] up in the lake.
He flew off the ridge and into a bridge.
For a minute I thought he was dead.
[E] But he started kicking, just like a dead chicken.
He turned to the [A] old car and said,
You picked a fine time to leave [D] me loose wheel.
You should be bolted [B] to my automobile.
[D] My legs are all broken, that old lady's soaking.
It might take me six [A] months to heal.
You [E] picked a fine time to leave me [A] loose wheel.
[B]
After I left him, I started to question,
If I should be driving [F#] at all.
[C#m] So I sold my car, [F#] now I don't go far.
And sometimes [B] I don't go at all.
The heel was loose on my old pair of shoes.
And one day it [E] finally let go.
It [F#] happened so fast, I fell flat on my ass.
Now my butt's in a sling, and [B] there's a cast on my toe.
You picked a fine time to [E] leave me loose heel.
I feel like I slipped [C#] on a banana [B] peel.
[E] I don't get much action, lying here in traction.
How did [B] I get such a deal?
[F#] You picked a fine time to
Key:
E
B
A
F#
D
E
B
A
_ _ _ _ _ _ In a car in Minnesota, a rusty Toyota, he just got done fixing [E] his flat.
I thought I'd get closer, so I pulled on over.
He just let it [A] down off the jack.
He looked at the spare, and said in despair,
I hope that those lug nuts [D] are tight.
[E] Let me tell you, Daddy, I'd like to drive a Caddy.
Were the words as he got in and drove [A] out of sight. _
On the freeway I saw him, and I closely watched him.
His front wheel started to [E] shake.
He did a 180 and hit an old lady.
She ended [A] up in the lake.
He flew off the ridge and into a bridge.
For a minute I thought he was dead.
[E] But he started kicking, just like a dead chicken.
He turned to the [A] old car and said,
You picked a fine time to leave [D] me loose wheel.
You should be bolted [B] to my automobile.
[D] My legs are all broken, that old lady's soaking.
It might take me six [A] months to heal.
You [E] picked a fine time to leave me [A] loose wheel.
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _
After I left him, I started to question,
If I should be driving [F#] at all.
[C#m] So I sold my car, [F#] now I don't go far.
And sometimes [B] I don't go at all.
The heel was loose on my old pair of shoes.
And one day it [E] finally let go.
It [F#] happened so fast, I fell flat on my ass.
Now my butt's in a sling, and [B] there's a cast on my toe.
You picked a fine time to [E] leave me loose heel.
I feel like I slipped [C#] on a banana [B] peel.
[E] I don't get much action, lying here in traction.
How did [B] I get such a deal?
[F#] You picked a fine time to
I thought I'd get closer, so I pulled on over.
He just let it [A] down off the jack.
He looked at the spare, and said in despair,
I hope that those lug nuts [D] are tight.
[E] Let me tell you, Daddy, I'd like to drive a Caddy.
Were the words as he got in and drove [A] out of sight. _
On the freeway I saw him, and I closely watched him.
His front wheel started to [E] shake.
He did a 180 and hit an old lady.
She ended [A] up in the lake.
He flew off the ridge and into a bridge.
For a minute I thought he was dead.
[E] But he started kicking, just like a dead chicken.
He turned to the [A] old car and said,
You picked a fine time to leave [D] me loose wheel.
You should be bolted [B] to my automobile.
[D] My legs are all broken, that old lady's soaking.
It might take me six [A] months to heal.
You [E] picked a fine time to leave me [A] loose wheel.
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _
After I left him, I started to question,
If I should be driving [F#] at all.
[C#m] So I sold my car, [F#] now I don't go far.
And sometimes [B] I don't go at all.
The heel was loose on my old pair of shoes.
And one day it [E] finally let go.
It [F#] happened so fast, I fell flat on my ass.
Now my butt's in a sling, and [B] there's a cast on my toe.
You picked a fine time to [E] leave me loose heel.
I feel like I slipped [C#] on a banana [B] peel.
[E] I don't get much action, lying here in traction.
How did [B] I get such a deal?
[F#] You picked a fine time to