O
G
h, the first days are the hardest days, don’t you w
C
orry any
G
more,‘C
G
ause when life looks like Easy Street there is da
C
nger at your d
G
oor.T
Am
hink this through with
Em
me;
le
C
t me know your mi
D
nd.W
C
hoa-o
D
h, what I w
G
ant to k
D
now-
C
oh,
G
is
a
D
re you k
G
ind.
G
It’s a buck dancer’s choice, my friend, better
C
take my
G
advice;Y
G
ou know all the rules by now, and the f
C
ire from the i
G
ce.
Am
Will you come wit
Em
h me,
C
won’t you come with
D
me?
C
Whoa
D
-oh, what I
G
want to
D
know
C
-oh,
G
will
D
you come
G
with
me?
G
God damn! well I de
C
cl
G
are!
Am
Have you
G
seen the
D
like?
D
Their
C
walls are built of cannonballs, their
G
motto
D
is “Don’t
C
tread
on
D
me”.
G
Come hear Uncle John’s
C
band
Am
playing
G
by the
D
riverside,
C
Got some things to talk about,
G
here
bes
D
ide the
C
rising
D
tide.
G Bm C D G Bm C D G Bm C D G Bm C D
G
It’s the same story the crow told me, it’s the
C
only one he
G
knows;
G
Like the morning sun you come, and
C
like the wind you
G
go.
Am
Ain’t no time to
Em
hate,
C
barely time to
D
wait.
C
Whoa-
D
oh, what I
G
want
D
know-
C
oh,
w
G
here
D
does the
G
time
go?
G
I live in a silver mine and I c
C
all it Beggar’s T
G
omb;
G
I’ve got me a violin and I
C
beg you, call a
G
tune.
Am
Anybody’s
c
Em
hoice,
C
I can hear your v
D
oice.
C
Whoa
D
-oh, what I
G
want to
D
know
C
-oh,
G
how
d
D
oes the
G
song
go?
G
Come hear Uncle John’s
C
band
Am
by the
G
riversid
D
e
C
Got some things to talk about
G
here
bes
D
ide
the
C
rising
D
tide.
G
Come hear Uncle John’s
C
ban
Am
d
playing
G
to
t
D
he
tide
C
Come on along or go alone, he’s
G
come to
D
take his
C
children
D
home.
These known chords are used in this song.
