Chords for Billie Jo Spears -- Mr. Walker, It's All Over
Tempo:
123.65 bpm
Chords used:
G
Gm
Ab
Eb
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
I left Garden City, Kansas with a ticket and again to see New York.
I [Gm] type 80 words a minute so [C] your corporation lets me go to work.
I [D] fetch paperclips and coffee, even help you dodge your domineering wife.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
[Bm] In [G] this building there's a crowd of guys with old familiar thoughts upon their minds.
That's a [C] lot of hands, so reaching out to grab the things that I consider mine.
[D] And the president pursues me even though his old inherit turning white.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
There's a flat in Greenwich Village that I took because the subway wasn't far.
[Gm] But a trumpet player's upstairs and below me there's a jumping [C] all-night bar.
And [Gm]
[D] to frost a bitter cake I have to share the place with spuds and big old mice.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
[Ab]
Your sweetheart and personnel said I should give her written notice like the rest.
So [Db] I wrote goodbye with my brightest lipstick right across her big expensive desk.
You'd [Gm] better call the Times and tell them what [Eb] you're wanted at right back in classified.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
There's a greyhound at the station and a mom at home with open arms for me.
[Db] Garden City's looking better every minute now since I have learned to see.
[Eb] And the boy next door don't know it, but come June he's gonna gain himself a wife.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
[Eb]
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
Mr.
[Eb] Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York Secretary's life.
I left Garden City, Kansas with a ticket and again to see New York.
I [Gm] type 80 words a minute so [C] your corporation lets me go to work.
I [D] fetch paperclips and coffee, even help you dodge your domineering wife.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
[Bm] In [G] this building there's a crowd of guys with old familiar thoughts upon their minds.
That's a [C] lot of hands, so reaching out to grab the things that I consider mine.
[D] And the president pursues me even though his old inherit turning white.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
There's a flat in Greenwich Village that I took because the subway wasn't far.
[Gm] But a trumpet player's upstairs and below me there's a jumping [C] all-night bar.
And [Gm]
[D] to frost a bitter cake I have to share the place with spuds and big old mice.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
[Ab]
Your sweetheart and personnel said I should give her written notice like the rest.
So [Db] I wrote goodbye with my brightest lipstick right across her big expensive desk.
You'd [Gm] better call the Times and tell them what [Eb] you're wanted at right back in classified.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
There's a greyhound at the station and a mom at home with open arms for me.
[Db] Garden City's looking better every minute now since I have learned to see.
[Eb] And the boy next door don't know it, but come June he's gonna gain himself a wife.
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
[Eb]
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
Mr.
[Eb] Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York Secretary's life.
Key:
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Gm
Ab
Eb
C
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Gm
Ab
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I left Garden City, Kansas with a ticket and again to see New York.
_ _ _ _ I [Gm] type 80 words a minute so [C] your corporation lets me go to work.
_ _ _ _ I [D] fetch paperclips and coffee, even help you dodge your domineering wife. _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
_ _ _ _ [Bm] In [G] this building there's a crowd of guys with old familiar thoughts upon their minds. _ _ _ _ _
That's a [C] lot of hands, so reaching out to grab the things that I consider mine. _ _ _ _ _
[D] And the president pursues me even though his old inherit turning white. _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _
There's a flat in Greenwich Village that I took because the subway wasn't far. _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] But a trumpet player's upstairs and below me there's a jumping [C] all-night bar.
And _ _ _ [Gm]
[D] to frost a bitter cake I have to share the place with spuds and big old mice. _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Your sweetheart and personnel said I should give her written notice like the rest.
_ _ _ _ So [Db] I wrote goodbye with my brightest lipstick right across her big expensive desk.
_ _ _ _ You'd [Gm] better call the Times and tell them what [Eb] you're wanted at right back in classified. _ _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _
There's a greyhound at the station and a mom at home with open arms for me. _ _ _ _ _
[Db] Garden City's looking better every minute now since I have learned to see. _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] And the boy next door don't know it, but come June he's gonna gain himself a wife. _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb]
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
_ _ _ _ Mr.
[Eb] Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I left Garden City, Kansas with a ticket and again to see New York.
_ _ _ _ I [Gm] type 80 words a minute so [C] your corporation lets me go to work.
_ _ _ _ I [D] fetch paperclips and coffee, even help you dodge your domineering wife. _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life.
_ _ _ _ [Bm] In [G] this building there's a crowd of guys with old familiar thoughts upon their minds. _ _ _ _ _
That's a [C] lot of hands, so reaching out to grab the things that I consider mine. _ _ _ _ _
[D] And the president pursues me even though his old inherit turning white. _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _
There's a flat in Greenwich Village that I took because the subway wasn't far. _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] But a trumpet player's upstairs and below me there's a jumping [C] all-night bar.
And _ _ _ [Gm]
[D] to frost a bitter cake I have to share the place with spuds and big old mice. _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [G] Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Your sweetheart and personnel said I should give her written notice like the rest.
_ _ _ _ So [Db] I wrote goodbye with my brightest lipstick right across her big expensive desk.
_ _ _ _ You'd [Gm] better call the Times and tell them what [Eb] you're wanted at right back in classified. _ _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _
There's a greyhound at the station and a mom at home with open arms for me. _ _ _ _ _
[Db] Garden City's looking better every minute now since I have learned to see. _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] And the boy next door don't know it, but come June he's gonna gain himself a wife. _ _ _ _ _
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb]
Mr.
Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York [Ab] Secretary's life.
_ _ _ _ Mr.
[Eb] Walker, it's all over, I don't like New York Secretary's life. _ _ _ _ _