Chords for Grant Turner,Oswald,&,Roy Acuff.avi

Roy, he's getting to be so much of a regular around here, so much of an old-timer, you'll be able to put him in the Roy Cuff Museum before long.
Right now, let's turn away from coffee and talk of coffee and take a Louisiana tea break about now.
For those of you who prize the never-to-be-forgotten flavor of Louisiana coffee,
you'll be agreeably surprised to know that the Louisiana folks pack a wonderful tea with an unforgettable flavor, a big, bold flavor it is.
Now, great teas don't just happen.
They're created.
And the Louisiana folks knew just where to [N] go to find those rare, expensive, [Em] aromatic teas that they blend and sell under the brand name, Louisiana.
And when we find a good [A] thing and like it, as so many of our friends like it, we pass it on to [F] you folks out there.
And that's just what I'm [Bm] doing tonight.
So you have yourself a spot of real refreshment, won't you?
_ Louisiana's the brand, delicious Louisiana, the tea with a big, bold flavor.
In Volker Bagg's [A] Louisiana Tea.
Get [B] yours tonight or tomorrow. _ _
_ Thank you, Grant Turner.
Well, you have _ seen most of the stars shine during this 30 minutes of the Grand Ole Opry.
It's time now to bring out the moon and let it shine a little bit.
So here he is with his five-string banjo, bashful brother, Oswald.
Come in, Oswald.
Ain't it the [F#] truth?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. _
_ [A] _ Pleasure of life.
Pleasure of life.
_ _ [Bm] Ain't hardly anyone gets a fanfare like [D#] that, see [Em] if I got time to do my number.
Yes, I have.
[B] _ _
_ _ _ We were out on the road last week and I come checking out of my hotel.
I went down, asked the manager how much I owed him.
He said, you owe me $10.
I said, $10 for what?
He said, well, your room is $5 and you meal up in your room.
That's $5.
I said, I didn't have any meal up in my room.
He said, [G] it's your fault, good buddy.
It's our party.
You owe me $10.
I said, all right.
You owe me $10.
He said, for what?
I said, for kissing my wife.
He said, I never [G#] kissed your wife.
I said, it's your fault, good buddy.
She was [G] there for you.
[G#] Ha, ha, ha, ha.
[E] _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
And I'm a [A] mess.
_ _ [G] _
It is the black [A] smoke rolling.
And it's turning into rain.
[D] It's turning into rain.
Oh, it's turning [A] into rain. _ _ _
_ It's turning into rain. _
Oh, it's turning home.
_ _ I think I see my darling coming down.
Oh, _ _
[D] _ it's coming down.
[A] _ _ I think I see my darling coming down. _ _ _
My long journey home.
Natalie! _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Everybody [D] hear me all right?
_ _ _ [A] Yeah! _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I lost all my money, but a $2 bill.
[D] $2 bill, boys, $2 [A] bill.
Lost all my money, but a $2 bill.
I'm on my long journey home.
The black smoke rolling.
And it's turning into rain.
[D] _
It's turning into rain.
Oh, it's turning [A] into rain. _ _
And it's turning into rain. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Watch your fly.
[Em] Ha, ha, [B] ha, ha.
Ha, ha.
_ [F#] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ Give me a cabin.
[D] _ _ _ [A] _ _ In the shade of the tree [B] of life that is [E] never standing.
[A] Where I can hear the angels [D] singing,
say, Jesus [A] has forgiven me.
A cabin in the corner [E] of _ [A] glory's eye.
_ _ Many years I've been looking [D] for a place to [A] call home.
But I failed here to find it.
[B] So I must travel on.
Don't [A] care for fine [D] mansions on earth sinking sand.
Lord, build me a cabin in the corner [E] of [A] glory. _ _
_ _ Build me a cabin [D] in the corner of [A] glory.
_ In the shade of the tree of [F#] life that it never [E] stands.
[A] Where I can hear the angels singing,
[D] say, [A] Jesus has forgiven me.
A cabin in the corner [E] of _ _ _ [A] glory's eye. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ _ _ Thank you.
It's been a lot of fun.
We've enjoyed it.
Thank you for being with us.