Chords for Guy Clark - No Deal (Live 1983)
Tempo:
116.05 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
Ab
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Eb] [Ab]
[Bb]
[Eb] I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
This song was written in the back of my Volkswagen bus [Ab] in 1970
[Bb] by Towns Van Zandt.
[Eb]
We're just riding along and the whole thing came [Bb] out
in one straight line, he didn't even ride it down.
[Eb] I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I asked a man down at the used car lot,
tried [Ab] to sell me four wheels and a trunk.
[Eb] [Bb] I said man, ain't no engine.
He said the engine's just a bunch of [Eb] junk.
He said you don't need no engine to go downhill.
[Ab] I can plainly see [Bb] that that's the direction you're headed in
and he handed me [Eb] the key.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no [Bb] deal, you [Ab] can't sell that stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I went to the doctor of the highest order.
He [Ab] said I couldn't have a drink for a year.
[Bb] Oh, one glass of wine on my birthday,
if my birthday wasn't too [Eb] very near.
Well, he must have put me in a state of shock
because I made it for about two weeks.
[Bb] Then he sent me a bill that knocked me flat off the wagon
and back down on [Eb] my feet.
I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
Well, I come through this life a stumbler, friends.
I [Ab] didn't expect to die that way.
[Bb] Could be 20 years from now, could be most any [Eb] day.
But there ain't no whiskey and women, Lord,
[Ab] up behind them heavenly doors.
I'm [Bb] going to take my chances down below,
and of that you can be [Eb] sure.
I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
[Bb] Hey, [G] how's it going, Jack?
[Bb]
[Eb] I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
This song was written in the back of my Volkswagen bus [Ab] in 1970
[Bb] by Towns Van Zandt.
[Eb]
We're just riding along and the whole thing came [Bb] out
in one straight line, he didn't even ride it down.
[Eb] I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I asked a man down at the used car lot,
tried [Ab] to sell me four wheels and a trunk.
[Eb] [Bb] I said man, ain't no engine.
He said the engine's just a bunch of [Eb] junk.
He said you don't need no engine to go downhill.
[Ab] I can plainly see [Bb] that that's the direction you're headed in
and he handed me [Eb] the key.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no [Bb] deal, you [Ab] can't sell that stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I went to the doctor of the highest order.
He [Ab] said I couldn't have a drink for a year.
[Bb] Oh, one glass of wine on my birthday,
if my birthday wasn't too [Eb] very near.
Well, he must have put me in a state of shock
because I made it for about two weeks.
[Bb] Then he sent me a bill that knocked me flat off the wagon
and back down on [Eb] my feet.
I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
Well, I come through this life a stumbler, friends.
I [Ab] didn't expect to die that way.
[Bb] Could be 20 years from now, could be most any [Eb] day.
But there ain't no whiskey and women, Lord,
[Ab] up behind them heavenly doors.
I'm [Bb] going to take my chances down below,
and of that you can be [Eb] sure.
I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
[Bb] Hey, [G] how's it going, Jack?
Key:
Eb
Bb
Ab
G
Eb
Bb
Ab
G
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ I said no _ deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
This song was written in the back of my Volkswagen bus [Ab] in 1970
_ [Bb] by Towns Van Zandt.
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
We're just riding along and the whole thing came [Bb] out
in one straight line, he didn't even ride it down.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
_ _ I asked a man down at the used car lot,
tried [Ab] to sell me four wheels and a trunk.
[Eb] [Bb] I said man, ain't no engine.
He said the engine's just a bunch of [Eb] junk.
He said you don't need no engine to go downhill.
[Ab] I can plainly see [Bb] that that's the direction you're headed in
and he handed me [Eb] the key.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no [Bb] deal, you [Ab] can't sell that stuff to me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
_ _ _ I went to the doctor of the highest order.
He [Ab] said I couldn't have a drink for a year.
[Bb] Oh, one glass of wine on my birthday,
if my birthday wasn't too [Eb] very near.
_ _ Well, he must have put me in a state of shock
because I made it for about two weeks.
[Bb] Then he sent me a bill that knocked me flat off the wagon
and back down on [Eb] my feet.
I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no _ deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee. _ _
_ Well, I come through this life a stumbler, friends.
I [Ab] didn't expect to die that way.
_ _ [Bb] Could be 20 years from now, could be most any [Eb] day. _ _
_ But there ain't no whiskey and women, Lord,
[Ab] up behind them heavenly doors.
I'm [Bb] going to take my chances down below,
and of that you can be [Eb] sure.
I said no _ deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no _ deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] Hey, [G] how's it going, Jack? _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ I said no _ deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
This song was written in the back of my Volkswagen bus [Ab] in 1970
_ [Bb] by Towns Van Zandt.
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
We're just riding along and the whole thing came [Bb] out
in one straight line, he didn't even ride it down.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _ I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
_ _ I asked a man down at the used car lot,
tried [Ab] to sell me four wheels and a trunk.
[Eb] [Bb] I said man, ain't no engine.
He said the engine's just a bunch of [Eb] junk.
He said you don't need no engine to go downhill.
[Ab] I can plainly see [Bb] that that's the direction you're headed in
and he handed me [Eb] the key.
I said no deal, [Ab] you can't sell that stuff to [Bb] me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no [Bb] deal, you [Ab] can't sell that stuff to me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
_ _ _ I went to the doctor of the highest order.
He [Ab] said I couldn't have a drink for a year.
[Bb] Oh, one glass of wine on my birthday,
if my birthday wasn't too [Eb] very near.
_ _ Well, he must have put me in a state of shock
because I made it for about two weeks.
[Bb] Then he sent me a bill that knocked me flat off the wagon
and back down on [Eb] my feet.
I said no deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no _ deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee. _ _
_ Well, I come through this life a stumbler, friends.
I [Ab] didn't expect to die that way.
_ _ [Bb] Could be 20 years from now, could be most any [Eb] day. _ _
_ But there ain't no whiskey and women, Lord,
[Ab] up behind them heavenly doors.
I'm [Bb] going to take my chances down below,
and of that you can be [Eb] sure.
I said no _ deal, you [Ab] can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no _ deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee.
I said no _ deal, [Ab] you can't sell that [Bb] stuff to me.
Oh no deal, I'm going back to [Eb] Tennessee. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] Hey, [G] how's it going, Jack? _ _ _