Chords for JACO - OFFICIAL Trailer - Jaco Pastorius Documentary

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_ _ [Ab] _ [E] _ I like _ [Em]
originals.
_ _ _ _ [Bb] Jocko is an original.
[Gm] _ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ [F] _ _
[Cm] _ _ [C] _ _ You gotta understand, this was 1976.
_ Musicians [Cm] owned the music business.
Everybody was experimenting.
If you didn't, you were corny.
There was a musical movement going on, and [B] we were in it.
[C] So Google it baby.
_ I was a kid, and I was just like, this guy is the coolest little country that ever lived.
Married to Tracy with his two kids, John and Mary.
Definitely a family man, almost like [Cm] a farmer.
It was Jocko Pastore's genius musician, genius bass player.
Really the greats.
[D] He could have easily [C] just gone [Cm] pop, make some [C] records, and bam!
I'm not [D] selling out, man.
Hey [C] man, I'm not selling out. _ _
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Whether we like it or not, it's not necessarily music that makes us play a certain way.
It's the life we live.
It's [G] our experiences.
It's what we [Fm] experienced as kids [G] before we were even [N] conscious about our own personality
or what we are or what we want to do with life.
That's the stuff.
The torments that go on inside [B] us, that [C] is what comes [G] out in music.
Who is to say [B] chemical imbalance is [Eb] a fault [N] of nature?
It could be [Gbm] that chemical imbalance ushers in [G] action that would have not been taken if
you were living without it.
[Eb] It's the same thing I saw in the comic books. _ _ _ _
[Ebm] Superheroes. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Ebm] _ Hey Dad, it's Jocko.
You there?
_ Yeah.
Cool work. _
I love you, kid.
[A] I love you, too. _ _ _ _
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