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Check out this cool Lyle Lovett tune...can anybody help me out with the
words in the last verse, some of those names are a bit hard to catch
[E]When I saw the ambulance [A]screaming down Main Street
[E]I didn't give it a [B]thought
But [E]it was my Uncle Eugene
He [A]died on October the [E]2nd, [B]198[E]1
[E]And my Uncle Wilbur
[A]They all called him Skinner
[E]And they said for his younger [B]ways
He'd get [E]drunk in the morning
And show me the [A]rolls of fifties and hundreds
He [E]kept in the glove box of his [B]old grey [E]Impala
Chorus: And we're[C#min] all gonna[B] be here fore[E]ver
So Mama don't you make such a [B]stir
[E]Put down that camera
A[A]nd come on and join up
The [E]last of the [B]family [E]reserve
[E]Now my second cousin [A]his name was Calloway
He [E]died when he'd barely turned [B]two
And it was p[E]eanut butter and [A]jelly what did it
The [E]help she didn't [B]know what to [E]do
She just stood there and she w[B]atched him turn [E]blue
Chorus
[E]And my friend Brian Temple h[A]e thought he could make it
So [E]from the third story he[B] jumped
And [E]he missed the swimming pool
But [A]only by inches
And [E]everyone [B]said he was [E]drunk
Chorus
[E]And there was great Uncle Julius and there was [A]Aunt Annie Miller
And [E]Mary and Grandaddy [B]Paul
And there was [E]Hannah and Ella and [A]Alvin and Attic
And [E]he owned his [B]own funeral [E]home
[E]And there are more I remember and[A] more I could mention
Than [E]words I could write in this [B]song
But I [E]feel them watching and [A]I see them laughing
And [E]I, I hear them [B]singing a[E]long
Chorus
There you go...Keep an eye out, more Lovett tunes to come
Shaun
Check out this cool Lyle Lovett tune...can anybody help me out with the
words in the last verse, some of those names are a bit hard to catch
[E]When I saw the ambulance [A]screaming down Main Street
[E]I didn't give it a [B]thought
But [E]it was my Uncle Eugene
He [A]died on October the [E]2nd, [B]198[E]1
[E]And my Uncle Wilbur
[A]They all called him Skinner
[E]And they said for his younger [B]ways
He'd get [E]drunk in the morning
And show me the [A]rolls of fifties and hundreds
He [E]kept in the glove box of his [B]old grey [E]Impala
Chorus: And we're[C#min] all gonna[B] be here fore[E]ver
So Mama don't you make such a [B]stir
[E]Put down that camera
A[A]nd come on and join up
The [E]last of the [B]family [E]reserve
[E]Now my second cousin [A]his name was Calloway
He [E]died when he'd barely turned [B]two
And it was p[E]eanut butter and [A]jelly what did it
The [E]help she didn't [B]know what to [E]do
She just stood there and she w[B]atched him turn [E]blue
Chorus
[E]And my friend Brian Temple h[A]e thought he could make it
So [E]from the third story he[B] jumped
And [E]he missed the swimming pool
But [A]only by inches
And [E]everyone [B]said he was [E]drunk
Chorus
[E]And there was great Uncle Julius and there was [A]Aunt Annie Miller
And [E]Mary and Grandaddy [B]Paul
And there was [E]Hannah and Ella and [A]Alvin and Attic
And [E]he owned his [B]own funeral [E]home
[E]And there are more I remember and[A] more I could mention
Than [E]words I could write in this [B]song
But I [E]feel them watching and [A]I see them laughing
And [E]I, I hear them [B]singing a[E]long
Chorus
There you go...Keep an eye out, more Lovett tunes to come
Shaun
