Salome, Jennifer And Me Chords by John Edmond

Tempo:
133.9 bpm
Chords used:

G

D

C

B

Em

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Salome, Jennifer and Me | John Edmond chords
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[G] [C]
[G] Nobody would own me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she would [D] rather be
Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was [G] Salome, Jennifer and me
We came rolling from the Bundoo, [C] basically called Chirundo, and [G] I'll tell you now I was a [D] worried boy
[G] Jenny's money bought the moody, the [C] titty-tittin' at the cootie, [D] and it took us down the [G] highway to Kiroi
When [B] we got to Marindelas [Em] we picked up two scruffy fellas [A] who were hitchin' all the way to [D] Mozambique
[G] But when we got to Rissabi, Mickey [C] and Finda sat a-party, and they [D] stole our money hidden [G] in the seat
In my head there rang a tangle as we [C] turned to foreign yanga, [G] little Jenny drove as I lay [D] on the seat
[G] I still could smell the shunga [C] as we climbed up through the bumba, [D] three bigger wrecks you couldn't [G] hope to meet
[B] I tried to stay much longer [Em] in the job, a pen a-longer, [A] but the boss suggested that I [D] shouldn't linger
So [G] I pumped the carburettor, [C] headed off towards Mousetta, through [D] the big Manica mountains to [G]
Chupenga
Nobody would own me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she would rather [D]
be
Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was [G] Salome, Jennifer and me
Now I just don't want to bore you [C] with our stay in Fort Victoria, [G] it's a barney town, we didn't [D] want to shylock
[G] Cause we had an urge to wander [C] down the old rough road to Gwanda, [D] and on to Essex Vale through [G] Bala Bala
[B] Drinkin' homemade brew in Gwelo, [Em] must admit that I got mellow [A] in the mornin', I was sorry that [D] I drank
[G] Old Salome got some buma [C] from Kwekwe to Ketuma, [D] Jenny took the dragon to [G] her empty tank
We were rather broken heartly, so [C] we had to leave quite smartly, [G] in Senoia got a loan and we [D] were married
[G] After that the hills were steeper, so [C] we sailed her from Kariba, [Eb] [D] all the way to Binga [G] on a ferry
[B] That road from Mulabizi [Em] to Det wasn't easy, [A] and in between there weren't [D] many bars
[G] Old Salome got quite cranky [C] as we toured the park at Wanky, [D] and it's not a place to sleep beneath [G] the stars
Nobody would hold me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she would [D] rather be
Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was [G] Salome, Jennifer and me
Here at last in Bulaweo [C] we decided that we'll stay, [G] and I know there are places that we've [D] never seen
[G] Like Blountree, Fig Tree, Booby, [C] Nua, Netsy and Tredsey, [D] Mazoe, Lundy and [G] Copper Queen
[B] It's a long time since we've shone a [Em] dam, the wheat grow through her bonnet, in [A] the yard Salome rests beneath [D] the trees
[G] Though the vintage dealers offers are [C] enough to fill our coffers, we [D] don't ever want to sell [G] our memories
Nobody would hold me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she [D] would rather be
Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was [C] Salome, [G] Jennifer and [C] me
[G]
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G
2131
D
1321
C
3211
B
12341112
Em
121
G
2131
D
1321
C
3211
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Learn the basic chords of John Edmond - Salome, Jennifer And Me chords, with this master sequence: C, G, C, D, G and D. I suggest starting at a calm pace of 66 BPM, and as you gain confidence, approach the song's BPM of 134. With an eye on the song's key Ab Major, set the capo that best suits your vocal range.

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[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ Nobody would own me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she would [D] rather be
_ _ Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was _ [G] Salome, Jennifer and me
We came rolling from the Bundoo, [C] basically called Chirundo, and [G] I'll tell you now I was a [D] worried boy
_ [G] Jenny's money bought the moody, the [C] titty-tittin' at the cootie, [D] and it took us down the [G] highway to Kiroi
When [B] we got to Marindelas [Em] we picked up two scruffy fellas [A] who were hitchin' all the way to [D] Mozambique
[G] But when we got to Rissabi, Mickey [C] and Finda sat a-party, and they [D] stole our money hidden [G] in the seat
_ In my head there rang a tangle as we [C] turned to foreign yanga, [G] little Jenny drove as I lay [D] on the seat
_ [G] I still could smell the shunga [C] as we climbed up through the bumba, [D] three bigger wrecks you couldn't [G] hope to meet
_ [B] I tried to stay much longer [Em] in the job, a pen a-longer, [A] but the boss suggested that I [D] shouldn't linger
So [G] I pumped the carburettor, [C] headed off towards Mousetta, through [D] the big Manica mountains to [G]
Chupenga
_ _ Nobody would own me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she would rather [D]
be
_ Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was _ [G] Salome, Jennifer and me
Now I just don't want to bore you [C] with our stay in Fort Victoria, [G] it's a barney town, we didn't [D] want to shylock
_ [G] Cause we had an urge to wander [C] down the old rough road to Gwanda, [D] and on to Essex Vale through [G] Bala Bala
_ [B] Drinkin' homemade brew in Gwelo, [Em] must admit that I got mellow [A] in the mornin', I was sorry that [D] I drank
_ [G] Old Salome got some buma [C] from Kwekwe to Ketuma, [D] Jenny took the dragon to [G] her empty tank
We were rather broken heartly, so [C] we had to leave quite smartly, [G] in Senoia got a loan and we [D] were married
[G] After that the hills were steeper, so [C] we sailed her from Kariba, [Eb] [D] all the way to Binga [G] on a ferry
_ [B] That road from Mulabizi [Em] to Det wasn't easy, [A] and in between there weren't [D] many bars
_ [G] Old Salome got quite cranky [C] as we toured the park at Wanky, [D] and it's not a place to sleep beneath [G] the stars
_ Nobody would hold me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she would [D] rather be
_ Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was _ [G] Salome, Jennifer and me
Here at last in Bulaweo [C] we decided that we'll stay, [G] and I know there are places that we've [D] never seen
_ [G] Like Blountree, Fig Tree, Booby, [C] Nua, Netsy and Tredsey, [D] Mazoe, Lundy and [G] Copper Queen
_ [B] It's a long time since we've shone a [Em] dam, the wheat grow through her bonnet, in [A] the yard Salome rests beneath [D] the trees
[G] Though the vintage dealers offers are [C] enough to fill our coffers, we [D] don't ever want to sell [G] our memories
_ _ _ Nobody would hold me in my old car called Salome, but Jennifer said she [D] would rather be
_ Right there by my side, wherever I might ride, it was _ [C] Salome, [G] Jennifer and [C] me
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