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Jake Xerxes Fussell : Out Of Sight 2019

  1. The River St. Johns
  2. Michael Was Hearty
  3. Oh Captain
  4. Three Ravens
  5. Jubilee
    +1
  6. Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues

The River St. Johns

Am
F
I got fresh fish this morning, ladies
Am
They are gilded with gold
F
C
And you may find a diamond in their mouths
Am
F
They are just from the River St. Johns, St. Johns They are just from the River St. Johns They are just from the River St. Johns, St. Johns They are just from the River St. Johns
C
F
I got mullets this morning, ladies
C
F
They are fresh and fine, you can buy 'em all for a dime
Am
F
They are just from the River St. Johns, St. Johns They are just from the River St. Johns They are just from the River St. Johns, St. Johns They are just from the River St. Johns

Michael Was Hearty

C
F
/g
/a
Bb
Oh, Michael was hearty, Michael was young
Dm
C
High was the step in the jig that he sprung
C
F
/g
/a
Bb
He had good looks, Lord, and sootherin' tongue
F
Am
Bb
He wanted a girl with a fortune Nanny was grey-eyed, and Nanny was tall Fair was the face hidden under her shawl For he loved her the best of them all She hadn't a penny to a fortune So he bead a look out for a likelier match When he married a girl who was counted a catch Ugly as need be, with a dark little patch "Well, that's just a trifle," he told her So she'd brought him her good-looking gold to admire She brought him her good-looking cows to his barn Far from good-looking, she'd sit by the fire And paid him the trifle he told her And he met pretty Nan when a month had gone by He fought like a fool to get round her, he tried With a smile on her lips and a spark in her eye "How is the woman who owns you?" And it's never been tellin' the life that he's led Sure many's a night that he's wished himself dead For the sake of the two eyes in pretty Nan's head And the tongue of the woman who owns him Oh Michael was hearty, Michael was young High was the step in the jig that he sprung He had good looks, Lord, and sootherin' tongue He wanted a girl with a fortune

Oh Captain

Capo:
II
A
G
D
Captain, captain, captain
A
G
D
I'm gonna throw the landing line
A
G
D
A
G
D
Because the first mate keeps me working all the time
A
G
D
All the time Captain, captain, captain Let me see your rowers row I don't like the way the fireman's shoveling coal Shoveling coal Johnny, Johnny, Johnny Let your boiler water flow In the morning making Bayou Sara show Sara show The boat is steady rollin' But she ain't a-rollin' right Cause Johnny boy the fireman sleeps the night Sleeps the night Captain, captain, captain Better let me go below If you don't I ain't gonna ship with you no more You no more

Three Ravens

Intro
E
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Verse 1
Guitar 1
Esus4
E
Esus4
E
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Guitar 2
C#m7
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Bridge
Guitar 1
E7
E
E7
Esus4
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|--0-------0--------0-------0---------0------(0)----------4-----------|
Verse 2
Guitar 1
Esus4
E
Esus4
E
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Guitar 2
C#m7
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Bridge 2
Guitar 1
E
E7
E
E7
Esus4
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|-0-------3--------0---------3----------0h3--3/5----5----3--------------|
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Outro
Guitar 1
Esus4
E
Esus4
E
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Guitar 2
C#m7
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Guitar 1
Esus4
E
Esus4
E
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|-----2---2---2---------2---2---2---|-----2--------2--------------------|
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|(0)----------------(0)-------------|-0-------0-------------------------|
Guitar 2
C#m7
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Jubilee

<Trad; Roud 7403>
Capo:
IV
|
C
|
x4
|
Am
. .
/g
|
F
.
C
. |
x2
C
All out on the old railroad All out on the sea All out on the old railroad Far as I can see
Am
Swing and turn, jubilee
/g
F
C
Live and learn, jubilee
Am
Swing and turn, jubilee
/g
F
C
Live and learn, jubilee |
C
|
x4
|
Am
. .
/g
|
F
.
C
. |
x2
 I wish I had a needle and thread Fine as I could sew Sew my true love to my side and Down the road we'd go Swing and turn, jubilee Live and learn, jubilee Swing and turn, jubilee Live and learn, jubilee My wife died on Friday night Saturday she was buried Sunday was my courtin' day and Monday I got married Swing and turn, jubilee Live and learn, jubilee Swing and turn, jubilee Live and learn, jubilee Swing and turn, jubilee Live and learn, jubilee Swing and turn, jubilee Live and learn, jubilee

Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues

D
Old man Sargent sitting at the desk The damned old fool won't give us no rest
A
He'd take the nickels off a dead man's eyes
G
To buy Coca Colas, Eskimo Pies
D
/c#
Got the blues, got the blues
D
C
/b
I got the Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues
G
Oh good lordy, spooling's hard
D
But you know, and I know, we don't have to tell
Em7
Bm
A
D
You work for Tom Watson, got to work like hell When I die, don't bury me at all Hang me up on the spoolhouse wall Place a bobbin in my hand So I can keep working in the promised land Got the blues, got the blues I got the Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues Oh good lordy, spooling's hard But you know, and I know, there's no need to tell You work for Tom Watson, got to work like hell Old man Sargent sitting at the desk The damned old fool won't give us no rest He'd take the nickels off a dead man's eyes To buy Coca-Colas, Eskimo Pies Got the blues, got the blues I got the Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues Oh good lordy, spooling's hard But you know, and I know, we don't have to tell You work for Tom Watson, got to work like hell