Chords for Eli's On the Weed
Tempo:
85.9 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Standing in the line of Attawill, no [F] bank in town, Eli [C] waited for his stage [G] to fall down.
[C] His nerves were all unraveled, he had never [F] had a loan.
His hand reached [C] for his back,
he, [G] my gosh, he said to his [C] home.
And Hippy there behind him, dressed all [F] in leather
clothes, long black [C] hair and a smell of beer with a herring [G] in his nose.
[C] I have some wacky
backy in a whisper [F] tone he spoke, not much for [C] fifty [G] dollars but I got a house of smoke.
[C]
[C] Soon looking like a chimney, he put smoke [F] everywhere.
As the [C] butt burned through his
lip on the leel I [G] take a chair.
[C] He placed his feet up on her and asked me to love,
how [F] do you do?
I have to [C] ask some [G] questions before it [C] all comes true.
Well ask me who
the [F] primary is, me brain is [C] all full.
There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in [F] school but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead and be [C] lovin'
house [G] me, who the [C] primary is.
Now how much cash you need, sir, take your feet down [F] on
me desk.
He said don't you [C] be such a oily shinner bank as [G] big as did.
You go on out
into the vault, I'll stay and [F] have a drink.
Don't bother [C] with the count [G] and fill up [C] the
co-op bank.
He said what about your collateral, will you fill that [F] for me next?
My lucky [C] word
is cholesterol and mine is [G] up on six.
[C] Is he you that hippie sister, cause he could [F] not
say smoke.
He couldn't [C] pronounce his [G] S's, though he had to [C] call the tow.
Josephine then
made a call, oh [F] Sergeant Reed.
We have some [C] trouble at the bank, Uncle Eli's on the
way.
[G] [C] As quick as you can change a check in law, the [F] boy's in red.
Said Skipper we [C] need
some answers, [G] and Uncle [C] Eli said, well ask me who the primary [F] is, me brain is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in school
but now I'm just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
On the way
downtown to Mountie City you're not [F] allowed to talk.
He said up your [C] nose with a rubber
hose and he filled the cabbage smoke.
Soon the Mounties mind was on cloud nine, they
were floating [F] in the blue.
He trapped the [C] gas and shouted, [G] habba [C] dabba doo.
[C] In the station
walked Aunt Sophie, why she's [F] surprised to see Uncle Eli [C] and the Mounties acting [G] jibberdy.
Uncle Eli he was Alex, he was given [F] how to quiz.
Go ahead me [C] boys and tell [G] me who the
[C] primary is.
Aunt Sophie grabbed him by the neck, said Lord don't let [F] me kill.
She drove
away [C] his backy like the Mounties in the cell.
As Eli left he waved goodbye, said history
[F] have been made.
I got me [C] education [G] boys and the money's [C] in the bay.
Now ask me who the
primary [F] is, me brains is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education in that wacky backy smoke.
Cause I've never spent a day in school [F] but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and
ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
[F] Go [C] ahead and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
[C] His nerves were all unraveled, he had never [F] had a loan.
His hand reached [C] for his back,
he, [G] my gosh, he said to his [C] home.
And Hippy there behind him, dressed all [F] in leather
clothes, long black [C] hair and a smell of beer with a herring [G] in his nose.
[C] I have some wacky
backy in a whisper [F] tone he spoke, not much for [C] fifty [G] dollars but I got a house of smoke.
[C]
[C] Soon looking like a chimney, he put smoke [F] everywhere.
As the [C] butt burned through his
lip on the leel I [G] take a chair.
[C] He placed his feet up on her and asked me to love,
how [F] do you do?
I have to [C] ask some [G] questions before it [C] all comes true.
Well ask me who
the [F] primary is, me brain is [C] all full.
There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in [F] school but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead and be [C] lovin'
house [G] me, who the [C] primary is.
Now how much cash you need, sir, take your feet down [F] on
me desk.
He said don't you [C] be such a oily shinner bank as [G] big as did.
You go on out
into the vault, I'll stay and [F] have a drink.
Don't bother [C] with the count [G] and fill up [C] the
co-op bank.
He said what about your collateral, will you fill that [F] for me next?
My lucky [C] word
is cholesterol and mine is [G] up on six.
[C] Is he you that hippie sister, cause he could [F] not
say smoke.
He couldn't [C] pronounce his [G] S's, though he had to [C] call the tow.
Josephine then
made a call, oh [F] Sergeant Reed.
We have some [C] trouble at the bank, Uncle Eli's on the
way.
[G] [C] As quick as you can change a check in law, the [F] boy's in red.
Said Skipper we [C] need
some answers, [G] and Uncle [C] Eli said, well ask me who the primary [F] is, me brain is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in school
but now I'm just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
On the way
downtown to Mountie City you're not [F] allowed to talk.
He said up your [C] nose with a rubber
hose and he filled the cabbage smoke.
Soon the Mounties mind was on cloud nine, they
were floating [F] in the blue.
He trapped the [C] gas and shouted, [G] habba [C] dabba doo.
[C] In the station
walked Aunt Sophie, why she's [F] surprised to see Uncle Eli [C] and the Mounties acting [G] jibberdy.
Uncle Eli he was Alex, he was given [F] how to quiz.
Go ahead me [C] boys and tell [G] me who the
[C] primary is.
Aunt Sophie grabbed him by the neck, said Lord don't let [F] me kill.
She drove
away [C] his backy like the Mounties in the cell.
As Eli left he waved goodbye, said history
[F] have been made.
I got me [C] education [G] boys and the money's [C] in the bay.
Now ask me who the
primary [F] is, me brains is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education in that wacky backy smoke.
Cause I've never spent a day in school [F] but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and
ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
[F] Go [C] ahead and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
Key:
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_ _ _ _ _ _
_ Standing in the line of Attawill, no [F] bank in town, Eli [C] waited for his stage [G] to fall down. _
[C] His nerves were all unraveled, he had never [F] had a loan.
His hand reached [C] for his back,
he, [G] my gosh, he said to his [C] home. _
And Hippy there behind him, dressed all [F] in leather
clothes, long black [C] hair and a smell of beer with a herring [G] in his nose. _
[C] I have some wacky
backy in a whisper [F] tone he spoke, not much for [C] fifty [G] dollars but I got a house of smoke.
[C] _
[C] Soon looking like a chimney, he put smoke [F] everywhere.
As the [C] butt burned through his
lip on the leel I [G] take a chair. _
[C] He placed his feet up on her and asked me to love,
how [F] do you do?
I have to [C] ask some [G] questions before it [C] all comes true. _
Well ask me who
the [F] primary is, me brain is [C] all full.
There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in [F] school but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead and be [C] lovin'
house [G] me, who the [C] primary is.
_ Now how much cash you need, sir, take your feet down [F] on
me desk.
He said don't you [C] be such a oily shinner bank as [G] big as did.
_ You go on out
into the vault, I'll stay and [F] have a drink.
Don't bother [C] with the count [G] and fill up [C] the
co-op bank.
_ He said what about your collateral, will you fill that [F] for me next?
My lucky [C] word
is cholesterol and mine is [G] up on six.
_ [C] Is he you that hippie sister, cause he could [F] not
say smoke.
He couldn't [C] pronounce his [G] S's, though he had to [C] call the tow. _ _ _ _
Josephine then
made a call, oh [F] Sergeant Reed.
We have some [C] trouble at the bank, Uncle Eli's on the
way.
[G] _ [C] As quick as you can change a check in law, the [F] boy's in red.
Said Skipper we [C] need
some answers, [G] and Uncle [C] Eli said, _ well ask me who the primary [F] is, me brain is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in school
but now I'm just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
_ On the way
downtown to Mountie City you're not [F] allowed to talk.
He said up your [C] nose with a rubber
hose and he filled the cabbage smoke.
_ Soon the Mounties mind was on cloud nine, they
were floating [F] in the blue.
He trapped the [C] gas and shouted, [G] habba [C] dabba doo.
_ _ [C] In the station
walked Aunt Sophie, why she's [F] surprised to see Uncle Eli [C] and the Mounties acting [G] jibberdy.
_ _ Uncle Eli he was Alex, he was given [F] how to quiz.
Go ahead me [C] boys and tell [G] me who the
[C] primary is.
_ Aunt Sophie grabbed him by the neck, said Lord don't let [F] me kill.
She drove
away [C] his backy like the Mounties in the cell.
_ As Eli left he waved goodbye, said history
[F] have been made.
I got me [C] education [G] boys and the money's [C] in the bay.
_ Now ask me who the
primary [F] is, me brains is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education in that wacky backy smoke.
Cause I've never spent a day in school [F] but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and
ask [G] me who the [C] primary is. _
[F] Go [C] ahead and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ Standing in the line of Attawill, no [F] bank in town, Eli [C] waited for his stage [G] to fall down. _
[C] His nerves were all unraveled, he had never [F] had a loan.
His hand reached [C] for his back,
he, [G] my gosh, he said to his [C] home. _
And Hippy there behind him, dressed all [F] in leather
clothes, long black [C] hair and a smell of beer with a herring [G] in his nose. _
[C] I have some wacky
backy in a whisper [F] tone he spoke, not much for [C] fifty [G] dollars but I got a house of smoke.
[C] _
[C] Soon looking like a chimney, he put smoke [F] everywhere.
As the [C] butt burned through his
lip on the leel I [G] take a chair. _
[C] He placed his feet up on her and asked me to love,
how [F] do you do?
I have to [C] ask some [G] questions before it [C] all comes true. _
Well ask me who
the [F] primary is, me brain is [C] all full.
There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in [F] school but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead and be [C] lovin'
house [G] me, who the [C] primary is.
_ Now how much cash you need, sir, take your feet down [F] on
me desk.
He said don't you [C] be such a oily shinner bank as [G] big as did.
_ You go on out
into the vault, I'll stay and [F] have a drink.
Don't bother [C] with the count [G] and fill up [C] the
co-op bank.
_ He said what about your collateral, will you fill that [F] for me next?
My lucky [C] word
is cholesterol and mine is [G] up on six.
_ [C] Is he you that hippie sister, cause he could [F] not
say smoke.
He couldn't [C] pronounce his [G] S's, though he had to [C] call the tow. _ _ _ _
Josephine then
made a call, oh [F] Sergeant Reed.
We have some [C] trouble at the bank, Uncle Eli's on the
way.
[G] _ [C] As quick as you can change a check in law, the [F] boy's in red.
Said Skipper we [C] need
some answers, [G] and Uncle [C] Eli said, _ well ask me who the primary [F] is, me brain is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education [G] in that wacky backy smoke.
[C] Cause I've never spent a day in school
but now I'm just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is.
_ On the way
downtown to Mountie City you're not [F] allowed to talk.
He said up your [C] nose with a rubber
hose and he filled the cabbage smoke.
_ Soon the Mounties mind was on cloud nine, they
were floating [F] in the blue.
He trapped the [C] gas and shouted, [G] habba [C] dabba doo.
_ _ [C] In the station
walked Aunt Sophie, why she's [F] surprised to see Uncle Eli [C] and the Mounties acting [G] jibberdy.
_ _ Uncle Eli he was Alex, he was given [F] how to quiz.
Go ahead me [C] boys and tell [G] me who the
[C] primary is.
_ Aunt Sophie grabbed him by the neck, said Lord don't let [F] me kill.
She drove
away [C] his backy like the Mounties in the cell.
_ As Eli left he waved goodbye, said history
[F] have been made.
I got me [C] education [G] boys and the money's [C] in the bay.
_ Now ask me who the
primary [F] is, me brains is [G] all full.
[C] There must be an education in that wacky backy smoke.
Cause I've never spent a day in school [F] but now I'm [G] just a whiz.
[F] Go ahead me [C] boys and
ask [G] me who the [C] primary is. _
[F] Go [C] ahead and ask [G] me who the [C] primary is. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _