Chords for "Long Haired Southern Hippie" - Joe Clark (Recorded live at MM Studios)
Tempo:
140.45 bpm
Chords used:
F#
C#
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#]
This is a song called Long-Haired Southern Hippie.
[C#] [B]
[F#] [C#]
[B] [F#] I was raised a poor [C#] without no running [B] water.
I [F#] did my bath out of [C#] the well behind my [B] house.
I spent [F#] most of my time by [C#] the old Kentucky [B] River.
[F#] I'm as country [C#] as can be, there ain't no [B] doubt.
I [F#] was raised up by [C#] a long-haired southern [B] hippie.
And [F#] he learned me [C#] to be proud of my [B] name.
And if [F#] I had the [C#] chance to get rich and make [B] some money,
I'd [F#] stay as poor as hell, my [C#] friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
[C#]
[B] My [F#] daddy's done his [C#] own fair share [B] of hard work.
[F#] Swinging a rock hammer [C#] all day, just beating [B] on stone.
There ain't [F#] no retirement, [C#] ain't gonna have [B] no mansion.
But by [F#] God, he's got his [C#] family, he's got [B] his home.
I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired southern [B] hippie.
And he [F#] learned me to [C#] be proud of my [B] name.
And if [F#] I had the chance to [C#] get rich and make [B] some money,
I'd stay [F#] as poor as [C#] hell, my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
[C#]
[B]
[F#] [C#]
[B] Old [F#] man Winters [C#] made some hard times [B] for my family.
We cut [F#] our own wood to feed the [C#] stove, just to make it [B] through.
Don't [F#] worry about no grocery [C#] store when you [B] get hungry.
Just [F#] talk up through the [C#] woods, and kill our own [B] damn food.
Because [F#] I was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern hippie.
And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
And if [F#] I had the chance [C#] to get rich and make [B] some money,
I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern hippie.
And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
And if I [F#] had the chance [C#] to get rich and make some [B] money,
I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, my [C#] friend.
I ain't ashamed.
This is a song called Long-Haired Southern Hippie.
[C#] [B]
[F#] [C#]
[B] [F#] I was raised a poor [C#] without no running [B] water.
I [F#] did my bath out of [C#] the well behind my [B] house.
I spent [F#] most of my time by [C#] the old Kentucky [B] River.
[F#] I'm as country [C#] as can be, there ain't no [B] doubt.
I [F#] was raised up by [C#] a long-haired southern [B] hippie.
And [F#] he learned me [C#] to be proud of my [B] name.
And if [F#] I had the [C#] chance to get rich and make [B] some money,
I'd [F#] stay as poor as hell, my [C#] friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
[C#]
[B] My [F#] daddy's done his [C#] own fair share [B] of hard work.
[F#] Swinging a rock hammer [C#] all day, just beating [B] on stone.
There ain't [F#] no retirement, [C#] ain't gonna have [B] no mansion.
But by [F#] God, he's got his [C#] family, he's got [B] his home.
I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired southern [B] hippie.
And he [F#] learned me to [C#] be proud of my [B] name.
And if [F#] I had the chance to [C#] get rich and make [B] some money,
I'd stay [F#] as poor as [C#] hell, my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
[C#]
[B]
[F#] [C#]
[B] Old [F#] man Winters [C#] made some hard times [B] for my family.
We cut [F#] our own wood to feed the [C#] stove, just to make it [B] through.
Don't [F#] worry about no grocery [C#] store when you [B] get hungry.
Just [F#] talk up through the [C#] woods, and kill our own [B] damn food.
Because [F#] I was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern hippie.
And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
And if [F#] I had the chance [C#] to get rich and make [B] some money,
I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern hippie.
And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
And if I [F#] had the chance [C#] to get rich and make some [B] money,
I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, my [C#] friend.
I ain't ashamed.
Key:
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B
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[F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
This is a song called Long-Haired Southern Hippie. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#] I was raised a poor [C#] without no running [B] water.
_ _ _ I [F#] did my bath out of [C#] the well behind my [B] house.
_ _ I spent [F#] most of my time by [C#] the old Kentucky [B] River.
_ _ _ _ [F#] I'm as country [C#] as can be, there ain't no [B] doubt.
_ _ _ _ _ I [F#] was raised up by [C#] a long-haired southern [B] _ hippie.
_ _ _ And [F#] he learned me [C#] to be proud of my [B] name.
_ _ _ And if [F#] I had the [C#] chance to get rich and make [B] some money,
_ _ _ I'd [F#] stay as poor as hell, my [C#] friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, _ _ _ you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
_ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ My [F#] daddy's done his [C#] own fair share [B] of hard work. _ _ _
[F#] Swinging a rock hammer [C#] all day, just beating [B] on stone.
_ _ There ain't [F#] no retirement, [C#] ain't gonna have [B] no mansion.
_ _ _ But by [F#] God, he's got his [C#] family, he's got [B] his home.
_ _ _ _ I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired southern [B] _ hippie.
_ _ _ And he [F#] learned me to [C#] be proud of my [B] name.
_ _ _ And if [F#] I had the chance to [C#] get rich and make [B] some money,
_ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as [C#] hell, my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, _ _ _ you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
_ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ Old [F#] man Winters [C#] made some hard times [B] for my family.
_ _ _ _ We cut [F#] our own wood to feed the [C#] stove, just to make it [B] through.
_ _ _ _ Don't [F#] worry about no grocery [C#] store when you [B] get hungry.
_ _ _ Just [F#] talk up through the [C#] woods, and kill our own [B] damn food.
_ _ _ _ Because [F#] I was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern _ _ hippie.
_ And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
_ _ _ And if [F#] I had the chance [C#] to get rich and make [B] some money,
_ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
_ _ _ _ _ I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern hippie.
_ _ _ And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
_ _ _ _ And if I [F#] had the chance [C#] to get rich and make some [B] money,
_ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
_ _ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, my [C#] friend. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I ain't ashamed.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
This is a song called Long-Haired Southern Hippie. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#] I was raised a poor [C#] without no running [B] water.
_ _ _ I [F#] did my bath out of [C#] the well behind my [B] house.
_ _ I spent [F#] most of my time by [C#] the old Kentucky [B] River.
_ _ _ _ [F#] I'm as country [C#] as can be, there ain't no [B] doubt.
_ _ _ _ _ I [F#] was raised up by [C#] a long-haired southern [B] _ hippie.
_ _ _ And [F#] he learned me [C#] to be proud of my [B] name.
_ _ _ And if [F#] I had the [C#] chance to get rich and make [B] some money,
_ _ _ I'd [F#] stay as poor as hell, my [C#] friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, _ _ _ you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
_ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ My [F#] daddy's done his [C#] own fair share [B] of hard work. _ _ _
[F#] Swinging a rock hammer [C#] all day, just beating [B] on stone.
_ _ There ain't [F#] no retirement, [C#] ain't gonna have [B] no mansion.
_ _ _ But by [F#] God, he's got his [C#] family, he's got [B] his home.
_ _ _ _ I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired southern [B] _ hippie.
_ _ _ And he [F#] learned me to [C#] be proud of my [B] name.
_ _ _ And if [F#] I had the chance to [C#] get rich and make [B] some money,
_ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as [C#] hell, my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed, _ _ _ you know I [F#] ain't ashamed.
_ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ Old [F#] man Winters [C#] made some hard times [B] for my family.
_ _ _ _ We cut [F#] our own wood to feed the [C#] stove, just to make it [B] through.
_ _ _ _ Don't [F#] worry about no grocery [C#] store when you [B] get hungry.
_ _ _ Just [F#] talk up through the [C#] woods, and kill our own [B] damn food.
_ _ _ _ Because [F#] I was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern _ _ hippie.
_ And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
_ _ _ And if [F#] I had the chance [C#] to get rich and make [B] some money,
_ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
_ _ _ _ _ I [F#] was raised up [C#] by a long-haired [B] southern hippie.
_ _ _ And [F#] he learned me to [C#] be proud of [B] my name.
_ _ _ _ And if I [F#] had the chance [C#] to get rich and make some [B] money,
_ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, [C#] my friend.
I'm not [B] ashamed.
_ _ _ _ I'd stay [F#] as poor as hell, my [C#] friend. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I ain't ashamed.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _