Chords for Jack Williams - Hometown Boy

_ So I thank you, sir.
I look forward [A] to meeting you.
I may say that [A] a lot of times, but it's heartening to know.
[C#m] I live out here on the circuit.
[D#] People like Steve Gillis, [C#] Cindy Bannock, [E] Bill Spang, Lily Jonas, and Salt Potatoes,
and all these friends of mine, we keep traveling around, and we get to get to sign with your community for a little while.
And very [F#m] few of them, however, accept you into the community for [C#] a quick, relevant, and wonderful, as you folks have. Thank you.
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I have an old car, _ _ [Em] blokes.
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I [A] got shoes.
Shoes are [E] one of my favorite. _
I love my [E] job, yes, and I love you. _
[G#m] I love a little fixin' [B] a home made bread, and a little [E] helpin' to do.
I have a brick house, and there's a woman that loves me.
_ [A] You and me, the cats, and [C#m] all of our stuff.
_ Two tall [E] vines, some [F#m] shady graze.
[G#m] _ _ [F#] Sapsucka tappin' on [B] the hickory lamp light, [E] and I live my day.
_ [G#] [A] I'm an old-time boy, [C#m] and an old-time girl.
[E] _ If my old peanuts, [Em] and pennies, and plenty of [F#] love, and [B] you.
If you [C#m] see me fly, [E] just pass me [A] through.
I'm a [E] home-coming down boy, [B] and you.
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[C#m] Down boy, _ _ [E] down's been. _
[A] My old school, my family, [E] and my, _ we'll set a spell together till [A] I feel no pain.
With [E] _ [Em] all this [B] home inside, [E] I'm gone again. _
I'm a rebel now, _ those blue highways. _
[D] Making new [Em] friends through friends for [E] rainy days.
And my life back home, oh, [A] I miss her so. _
[G#m] [G] Give me a little taste of that [B] American roll, [E] I'll have to know.
I'm a [A] home-coming _ boy, and making [E] new.
If [A] my old peanuts, [Em] and pennies, [F#] and plenty of love, and you.
If [C#m] you see me fly, [E] I'm [A#] just passing through. _
[Am] [E] I'm a home [F#m]-coming boy, [E] and making new. _
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_ _ [Em] _ _ _ [G#m] I don't [E] care _ [Em] what you do.
[E] Right now, [F#m] don't do nothing to [Em] me.
I don't want you up here.
_ [G#] You can bend my ear, and I've got [A] loads of time.
[G] You can drink a little whiskey on a Sunday going in.
[E] I won't mind.
_ I'm a home [A]-coming boy, [C#] and making new.
Give me a little taste of [E] that American roll, I'll have to know.
I'm a home-coming boy, and making new.
If my [F#m] old peanuts, [Em] and pennies, and plenty of love, [B] and you.
If you see [C#m] me fly, I'm [E] just passing through.
[Am] _ [D#] I'm a home [G]-coming [B] boy, and making new.
[D] _ [G] Home-coming boy, [F#] _
[B] and making [D] new.
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