Songs of album: Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)

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Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)

Album: Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)

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5 years ago1003Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett [1974] [E]I cut my teeth on Gumbo rock, Benny [A]Spellman and Dr. [E]John Sweet Erma Thomas and Frogman Henry Used to [B]boogie woogie all night long [A]Though I love rock n' roll the acoustic guitar Was the [E]only way I had of becomin' a star I'm [A]doin' really nice and travellin' around But they [B]won't play my record...

5 years ago1249Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett Intro: D D/C D/B D/A E7 A7 D [D] [D/C] [D/B] [D/A] [E7] [A7] [D] Chorus: [D]Ringling, Ringling [E7]slippin' away [G]Only forty people livin'[D] there today [D]Streets are dusty, and the [E7]bank has been torn down [G]It's a [A7]dyin' little [D]town [D]Church window's broken, that place [E7]ain't been used in years [G]Jail...

5 years ago3309Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett [1974] [D]Now they make new [F#7]movies in [B7]old black and white [E7]With happy endings, where [A7]nobody fights So [D]if you find your[F#7]self in that nos[B7]talgic rage Honey, [E7]jump right up and [A7]show your age Chorus: I [D]wish I had a [F#7]pencil thin mus[B7]tache [E7] The "Boston [A7]Blackie" [D]kind A [D]two...

5 years ago842Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974),High Cumberland Jubilee (1998)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett [1974] Intro: E [B7]Nothing is [E]different, [B7]nothing's changed at [E]all [D#m]Livingston's gone to [E]Texas, [B7] they [A]say he had a [E]ball Chorus: [A]They say he [G]learned to be a [D]cowboy [A]They say he [G]learned to rope and [D]ride But I [Bm]wonder if he [G]ever [A7] thinks about the tears his woman...

5 years ago1782Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett Note: play in G, capo 2nd fret [G] Headin' up to [C]San Francisco [D] For the Labor Day w[G]eek-end show, I've got my [C]hush-puppies on I guess I N[D]ever was meant for glitter [G]rock and roll [Am] And, honey, [C]I didn't know,[D] that I'd [D7]be missin' you so Chorus: Come[C] Monday it'll [G]be all right Come[C] Monday...

5 years ago1122Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett [1974] Intro: G D G Well [C]he outgrew his sequined suit, sold his Trailways [G]bus [A]Let his hair get a little too long His [D]ducktail's [G]bit the [D]dust His [C]custom made, pearl-inlaid guitar slipped from his [G]hand [A]And in its place a new electrical one he had [D]flown in [G]from Ja[D]pan Chorus: 'Cause he's a...

5 years ago1538Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

By: Jimmy Buffett [1974] Intro: G Am7 D G Am7 D [G]I'd like to [Am7]ride the [D]rodeo,[G] but I've g[Am7]ot brahma [D]fear [G]So I'll just[Am7] stick to [D]aeroplanes,[G] gently[Am7] pop my [D]ears [F]Drink a [C]lot of [G]whiskey, it [F]gives me[C] such a [D]glow It [G]makes m[Am7]e quite im[D]mobile, but it [Am]lets my[D] feelings...

5 years ago1764Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

Intro: G G C G G C G [G]The ice cream man, he's a hillbilly fan [G]Got seventy-eights by Hank Snow [C]Walks down the street, shufflin' his feet [G]To a rhythm that only he knows And I've [Bm]seen him in so many [C]places I [Bm]saw him the night I was [F]born[D] [D]In a [G]Bourbon Street bar, I received my first scar From an [D]old man so...

5 years ago1341Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974),Volcano (1979),Son of a Son of a Sailor (1978),Boats (1992),Other SongsJimmy Buffett

Subject: song - "BalladOfSpiderJohn.crd" - Jimmy_Buffett To: jamesb@animal-farm.nevada.edu Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 16:45:01 EST X-Mailer: ELM (version 2.3 PL11) The Ballad of Spider John By Jimmy Buffett Intro: Am (pulloff w/ index finger) [1)] "S[Am]pider John" is my [C]name friend, I[D]'m in between freights and I sure would be...

5 years ago1216Living and Dying in ¾ Time (1974)Jimmy Buffett

(intro) [C] [F] [G] [C] [C] [F] [G] [C] [C]Standing on the [F]side of the [G]Highway 4 [C]exit A lady in [F]tie-dye, a [G]bag by her [C]side Not really [F]looking like [G]anything [C]special Saw Tennessee [F]tags and she [G]waved for a [C]ride Sat right be[F]side me as the [G]meter hit [C]sixty Explaining her [F]travels and her [G]family...