Chords for Moe Bandy & Joe Stampley / Tell Ol' I Ain't Here (He Better Get On Home)
Tempo:
78.925 bpm
Chords used:
G
G#
C
C#
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [G] [C]
Well, I was playing the pinball, praying for a ten ball, a-cussing that [F] old machine, [G] with
a couple of girls a-hanging [C] on my back.
[G] [C] Then the phone started ringing and Mo started [F] screaming, Hey Joe, it's your old lady and she's mad.
[G] She let her finger do the walking, till she found out [C] where you're at.
And she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F] get on home, [G] or else he's gonna find
me and the [C] baby gone.
[G] [C] If I had to come down after [F] him, he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G] So tell old I ain't here, you better [C] get on home.
[F]
[G] [C]
[F]
[G] [G#]
[C#] Well, the good Lord knows I love her, but she don't [F#] understand, [G#] just how much I love
this old honky-tonk [C#] atmosphere.
[G#] [C#] But when the telephone starts to [F#] ringin', it scares the hell right out of her man.
[G#] And I holler out loud, If that's for me, Mo, tell her [C#] I ain't here.
But she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F#] get on home, [G#] or else he's gonna find me and
the [C#] baby gone.
[G#] [C#] If I had to come down after him, [F#] he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home.
[G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home.
[G#]
Well, I was playing the pinball, praying for a ten ball, a-cussing that [F] old machine, [G] with
a couple of girls a-hanging [C] on my back.
[G] [C] Then the phone started ringing and Mo started [F] screaming, Hey Joe, it's your old lady and she's mad.
[G] She let her finger do the walking, till she found out [C] where you're at.
And she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F] get on home, [G] or else he's gonna find
me and the [C] baby gone.
[G] [C] If I had to come down after [F] him, he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G] So tell old I ain't here, you better [C] get on home.
[F]
[G] [C]
[F]
[G] [G#]
[C#] Well, the good Lord knows I love her, but she don't [F#] understand, [G#] just how much I love
this old honky-tonk [C#] atmosphere.
[G#] [C#] But when the telephone starts to [F#] ringin', it scares the hell right out of her man.
[G#] And I holler out loud, If that's for me, Mo, tell her [C#] I ain't here.
But she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F#] get on home, [G#] or else he's gonna find me and
the [C#] baby gone.
[G#] [C#] If I had to come down after him, [F#] he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home.
[G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home.
[G#]
Key:
G
G#
C
C#
F
G
G#
C
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
_ Well, I was playing the pinball, praying for a ten ball, a-cussing that [F] old machine, [G] with
a couple of girls a-hanging [C] on my back.
_ [G] [C] Then the phone started ringing and Mo started [F] screaming, Hey Joe, it's your old lady and she's mad.
[G] She let her finger do the walking, till she found out [C] where you're at.
And she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F] get on home, _ [G] or else he's gonna find
me and the [C] baby gone.
[G] _ [C] If I had to come down after [F] him, he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G] So tell old I ain't here, you better [C] get on home.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _
_ [C#] Well, the good Lord knows I love her, but she don't [F#] understand, [G#] just how much I love
this old honky-tonk [C#] atmosphere.
[G#] _ [C#] But when the telephone starts to [F#] ringin', it scares the hell right out of her man.
[G#] And I holler out loud, If that's for me, Mo, tell her [C#] I ain't here.
But she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F#] get on home, _ [G#] or else he's gonna find me and
the [C#] baby gone.
[G#] _ [C#] If I had to come down after him, [F#] he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home. _
_ [G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _
_ Well, I was playing the pinball, praying for a ten ball, a-cussing that [F] old machine, [G] with
a couple of girls a-hanging [C] on my back.
_ [G] [C] Then the phone started ringing and Mo started [F] screaming, Hey Joe, it's your old lady and she's mad.
[G] She let her finger do the walking, till she found out [C] where you're at.
And she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F] get on home, _ [G] or else he's gonna find
me and the [C] baby gone.
[G] _ [C] If I had to come down after [F] him, he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G] So tell old I ain't here, you better [C] get on home.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _
_ [C#] Well, the good Lord knows I love her, but she don't [F#] understand, [G#] just how much I love
this old honky-tonk [C#] atmosphere.
[G#] _ [C#] But when the telephone starts to [F#] ringin', it scares the hell right out of her man.
[G#] And I holler out loud, If that's for me, Mo, tell her [C#] I ain't here.
But she said, Tell old I ain't here, you better [F#] get on home, _ [G#] or else he's gonna find me and
the [C#] baby gone.
[G#] _ [C#] If I had to come down after him, [F#] he's gonna wish he'd have come to the phone.
[G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home. _
_ [G#] So tell old I ain't here, you better get [C#] on home. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _