Chords for Captian America - JImmy Buffett
Tempo:
94.25 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
Am
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
[Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
[D] He likes to beat the bass [C] drum for justice [G] and salvation.
[Am] He's got the [A] brains of Einstein and the brawn of [G] Mr.
Clean.
He's [D] lightning flash, he'll make the [C] dash from one coast [G] to the other.
[Am] Stop [A] crime, lend a dime, or help his [G] aging mother.
[D] [C] Captain America, we [G] love you.
[D] [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand.
[D] [C] Oh, Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
[C] [D] Captain [G] America's our man.
[D] He wears a mask, his clothes are [C] weird, some folks [G] call him hoagie.
[Am] But he is [D] hip and just can't dig the oaky [G] from the skokie.
[D] Captain will help [C] anyone, a friend [G] or a stranger.
[Am] Now, number [A] one, without a gun, he's a [G] bypassed Lone Ranger.
[D] He's a do-do good who loves apple [C] pie and kisses [G] little babies.
[Am] He'll guard you [D] against everything from atom [G] bombs to rabies.
[D] [C] Captain America, [G] we love you.
[D] [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand.
[D] Oh, [C] Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
[C] Captain [D] [G] America's our man.
[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
[Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
[D] He likes to beat the bass drum [C] for justice and [G] salvation.
[Am] He's got [D] brains of Einstein and the bod of [G] Mr.
Clean.
[D] He's a lightning flash who'll make a [C] dash from one coast to [G] the other.
[Am] Stop [D] crime or limp dime or help his [G] aging mother.
[D] Captain America, [G] we love you.
[D] Captain [G]
America, you're grand.
[D] Oh, Spiro [G] Wagner, eat your heart out.
[C] Captain [D]
America's [G] our man.
[Em] [C] Captain [G] America's our man.
[Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
[D] He likes to beat the bass [C] drum for justice [G] and salvation.
[Am] He's got the [A] brains of Einstein and the brawn of [G] Mr.
Clean.
He's [D] lightning flash, he'll make the [C] dash from one coast [G] to the other.
[Am] Stop [A] crime, lend a dime, or help his [G] aging mother.
[D] [C] Captain America, we [G] love you.
[D] [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand.
[D] [C] Oh, Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
[C] [D] Captain [G] America's our man.
[D] He wears a mask, his clothes are [C] weird, some folks [G] call him hoagie.
[Am] But he is [D] hip and just can't dig the oaky [G] from the skokie.
[D] Captain will help [C] anyone, a friend [G] or a stranger.
[Am] Now, number [A] one, without a gun, he's a [G] bypassed Lone Ranger.
[D] He's a do-do good who loves apple [C] pie and kisses [G] little babies.
[Am] He'll guard you [D] against everything from atom [G] bombs to rabies.
[D] [C] Captain America, [G] we love you.
[D] [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand.
[D] Oh, [C] Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
[C] Captain [D] [G] America's our man.
[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
[Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
[D] He likes to beat the bass drum [C] for justice and [G] salvation.
[Am] He's got [D] brains of Einstein and the bod of [G] Mr.
Clean.
[D] He's a lightning flash who'll make a [C] dash from one coast to [G] the other.
[Am] Stop [D] crime or limp dime or help his [G] aging mother.
[D] Captain America, [G] we love you.
[D] Captain [G]
America, you're grand.
[D] Oh, Spiro [G] Wagner, eat your heart out.
[C] Captain [D]
America's [G] our man.
[Em] [C] Captain [G] America's our man.
Key:
G
D
C
Am
A
G
D
C
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[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
_ [Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
_ [D] He likes to beat the bass [C] drum for justice [G] and salvation.
_ [Am] He's got the [A] brains of Einstein and the brawn of [G] Mr.
Clean. _
He's [D] lightning flash, he'll make the [C] dash from one coast [G] to the other.
_ _ [Am] Stop [A] crime, lend a dime, or help his [G] aging mother.
_ _ [D] _ [C] Captain America, we [G] love you.
_ [D] _ [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand.
_ _ [D] _ [C] Oh, Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
_ [C] _ [D] Captain [G] America's our man.
_ [D] He wears a mask, his clothes are [C] weird, some folks [G] call him hoagie.
_ [Am] But he is [D] hip and just can't dig the oaky [G] from the skokie.
_ [D] Captain will help [C] anyone, a friend [G] or a stranger.
_ [Am] Now, number [A] one, without a gun, he's a [G] bypassed Lone Ranger.
_ [D] He's a do-do good who loves apple [C] pie and kisses [G] little babies.
_ [Am] He'll guard you [D] against everything from atom [G] bombs to rabies.
_ [D] _ [C] Captain America, [G] we love you.
_ [D] _ [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand. _
[D] _ Oh, [C] Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
_ [C] Captain [D] _ [G] America's our man. _
[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
_ [Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
_ [D] He likes to beat the bass drum [C] for justice and [G] salvation.
_ [Am] He's got [D] brains of Einstein and the bod of [G] Mr.
Clean. _ _
[D] He's a lightning flash who'll make a [C] dash from one coast to [G] the other.
_ [Am] Stop [D] crime or limp dime or help his [G] aging mother.
_ _ [D] Captain America, [G] we love you.
_ _ [D] Captain [G]
America, you're grand.
_ _ [D] Oh, Spiro [G] Wagner, eat your heart out.
_ _ [C] Captain [D]
America's [G] our man.
[Em] _ _ [C] Captain [G] America's our man. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
_ [Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
_ [D] He likes to beat the bass [C] drum for justice [G] and salvation.
_ [Am] He's got the [A] brains of Einstein and the brawn of [G] Mr.
Clean. _
He's [D] lightning flash, he'll make the [C] dash from one coast [G] to the other.
_ _ [Am] Stop [A] crime, lend a dime, or help his [G] aging mother.
_ _ [D] _ [C] Captain America, we [G] love you.
_ [D] _ [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand.
_ _ [D] _ [C] Oh, Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
_ [C] _ [D] Captain [G] America's our man.
_ [D] He wears a mask, his clothes are [C] weird, some folks [G] call him hoagie.
_ [Am] But he is [D] hip and just can't dig the oaky [G] from the skokie.
_ [D] Captain will help [C] anyone, a friend [G] or a stranger.
_ [Am] Now, number [A] one, without a gun, he's a [G] bypassed Lone Ranger.
_ [D] He's a do-do good who loves apple [C] pie and kisses [G] little babies.
_ [Am] He'll guard you [D] against everything from atom [G] bombs to rabies.
_ [D] _ [C] Captain America, [G] we love you.
_ [D] _ [C] Captain America, [G] you're grand. _
[D] _ Oh, [C] Spiro Wagner, [G] eat your heart out.
_ [C] Captain [D] _ [G] America's our man. _
[D] Can you tell me where I might [C] find my friend [G] and companion?
_ [Am] He looks a [D] little different from anything [G] you've seen.
_ [D] He likes to beat the bass drum [C] for justice and [G] salvation.
_ [Am] He's got [D] brains of Einstein and the bod of [G] Mr.
Clean. _ _
[D] He's a lightning flash who'll make a [C] dash from one coast to [G] the other.
_ [Am] Stop [D] crime or limp dime or help his [G] aging mother.
_ _ [D] Captain America, [G] we love you.
_ _ [D] Captain [G]
America, you're grand.
_ _ [D] Oh, Spiro [G] Wagner, eat your heart out.
_ _ [C] Captain [D]
America's [G] our man.
[Em] _ _ [C] Captain [G] America's our man. _ _ _ _ _
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