Chords for THE CRAWDAD SONG - for Clawhammer Banjo - played by Ryan Spearman

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You get a line, I get a pole, honey.
_ _ You get a line, I get a pole, [A] babe. _
You get a line, I get a pole, [C] we'll get down to that crawdad [G] hole, honey. _
[Dm] Baby, [G] you're mine. _
Oh, here I come, a man with a pack on his back, honey.
_ _ Here I come, a man with a pack on his back, babe.
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[G] I come, a man with a pack on his [C] back, packing all the crawdads he can [G] pack, honey.
[D] _ [G] Baby, you're mine. _
Oh, you get a line, I get a pole, honey.
_ _ You get a line, I get a [A] pole, babe. _ _
You [F#] get a line, I get a [C] pole, we'll get down to that crawdad [G] hole, honey.
[D] _ [G] Baby, you're mine. _
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Oh, what did the hen duck say to the drake, honey?
_ Oh, what did the hen duck say to the drake, [D] babe? _
[G] Oh, what did the hen duck say to the drake?
[C] There ain't no crawdads in this [G] lake, honey.
[D] Baby, [G] you're mine. _
Oh, you get a line, I get a pole, honey.
_ _ You get a line, I get a [A] pole, babe. _ _
[G] You get a line, I get a [C] pole, we'll get down to that crawdad [G] hole, honey. _
[Dm] Baby, [G] you're mine. _ _
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Oh, wake up, man, you slept too late, honey.
_ Wake up, old man, you slept too [D] late, babe. _
[G] Wake up, old man, you slept too late, [C]
crawdad man, don't pass your [G] gate, honey.
[D] Baby, [G] you're mine. _
Oh, you get a line, I get a pole, honey.
_ _ You get a line, I get a [A] pole, babe. _ _
[G] You get a line, I [Em] get a pole, [C] we'll get down to that crawdad [G] hole, honey. _
[D] Baby, [G] you're mine. _ _
_ Honey, [Dm] baby, you're mine.
Howdy _ _ _ folks, _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ welcome to _ OnlineLessonVideos.com. I'm Ryan Spearman.
[F#] In today's Clawhammer lesson we're going to be working [F] with the song Crawdad [C#]
Song.
[F#] It's one you should be familiar with.
It's a pretty standard number at jam sessions in the old time and bluegrass world.
Today we're going to learn how to do a backup rhythm part so we can _ supplement a vocalist or a lead player.
And we'll also learn an instrumental break of our own.
I'll guide you through those step by step, especially on the instrumental break, so you can have a solo to play and also hopefully get a little insight into what's going on behind those note choices.
_ So let's grab our banjos and let's make some noise. _ _
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