Chords for Jerry Jeff Walker - Man in The Big Hat
Tempo:
141.5 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
Bm
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
All [C] right.
[D#] [F]
[C]
[G] [Am] [F#] [G]
From Fiesta, Texas [Am] in [G] San Antonio, [Am] the [G] only musical theme park in Texas.
[C]
Welcome to the Texas Connection.
[G]
[F] [D] [C] [D]
[Am] [G]
[G] [D]
[G]
[D#m] [Em]
[G] [N] Presenting the one and only Jerry Jeff Walker.
[A]
[C#m] [Bm]
[E] [A]
[C#m] [Bm]
[E] [A] Was in a little bar in Texas [C#m] on a sultry summer day.
[Bm]
Our boy come in off the road [E] just to pass the time away.
[A]
Pulled a stool up to the bar, [C#m] pushed his hat back on his head.
[Bm]
Listen to the stories told, [E] the words the cowboy said.
He [A] said, I can tell you a story [G] about the Indians on the plains.
[D]
Tell you about Wells Fargo, [B] about the coming of [E] the train.
[A] Talk about the slaughter [G] of the bumble over the road.
[D] Sing you songs of settlers [B] come looking for [E] a [D] home.
[A] [B] [A] And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
[D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead or [A] a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, dressing [A] me.
[C#m]
[Bm] [E]
[A] Shirt was brown faded, [C#m] satin white and black.
[Bm] Fancy butts were blue and gray, [E] they had a pocket on the back.
[A] He had a finger missing [C#m] from the hand that rolled the smoke.
[Bm] He laughed and talked the cowboy life, but [E] you knew it weren't no joke.
He [A] said, I made the cattle drive, [G] the mares sat in the sown.
[D] Ten days in the saddle, the [B] life was weary to [E] the bone.
[A] The road from here to Wichita, [G] found a woman's smile.
[D] Campfire with a group of beans [B] was the only delight for [E] [D] [C#m] miles.
Sounds good to [A] me.
And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
[D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[C#m]
[Bm] [E]
[A] They rested easy at the bar, hips [C#m] put upon the rail.
[Bm] He told us all about the life he lived, [E] and all the lonely dust he tread.
[A] Silence never broke him, [C#m] just the words pouring from his lips.
The [Bm] whole bar was as quiet as the .45
[E] carried on his hip.
He [A] said, I seen the day so hot, [G] the pony couldn't stand it.
[D] If your water bag was dry, don't [B] you count upon [E] the land.
[A] Winters, I seen winters, [G] your boots froze in the snow.
[D] Your only thoughts was leaving, [B] thought you had no place [E] to go.
[D] You [C#m] know it, sing it.
And [A] the man [D] in the big hat [A] is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E]
is free.
[D]
Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to [Bm] my kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[C#m]
[Bm] [E]
[A] He rolled one more cigarette, [C#m] turned toward the door.
[Bm] I could hear the spurs jingling [E] as the boot heels hit the floor.
[A] He loosened up his belly notch, [C#m] pulled his hat down on his head.
[Bm] As he turned to say goodbye, [E] this is what the cowboy said.
[A] The high lines chased the highways, [G] fences closed the range.
[D] See a working cowboy at [B] the sight of the smutty [E] stream.
[A] The cowboy's life was lonely, [G] his life was not the best.
[D] If it hadn't been like me, there [B] wouldn't have been no wild [E] west.
[A] And [D] the man in the big hat [A] is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
[D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, dressing [A]
me.
[C#m] [Bm]
So [E] we did.
[A]
[C#m] We drank all night long.
[Bm] [E] [A]
[F#m]
[N]
[D#] [F]
[C]
[G] [Am] [F#] [G]
From Fiesta, Texas [Am] in [G] San Antonio, [Am] the [G] only musical theme park in Texas.
[C]
Welcome to the Texas Connection.
[G]
[F] [D] [C] [D]
[Am] [G]
[G] [D]
[G]
[D#m] [Em]
[G] [N] Presenting the one and only Jerry Jeff Walker.
[A]
[C#m] [Bm]
[E] [A]
[C#m] [Bm]
[E] [A] Was in a little bar in Texas [C#m] on a sultry summer day.
[Bm]
Our boy come in off the road [E] just to pass the time away.
[A]
Pulled a stool up to the bar, [C#m] pushed his hat back on his head.
[Bm]
Listen to the stories told, [E] the words the cowboy said.
He [A] said, I can tell you a story [G] about the Indians on the plains.
[D]
Tell you about Wells Fargo, [B] about the coming of [E] the train.
[A] Talk about the slaughter [G] of the bumble over the road.
[D] Sing you songs of settlers [B] come looking for [E] a [D] home.
[A] [B] [A] And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
[D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead or [A] a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, dressing [A] me.
[C#m]
[Bm] [E]
[A] Shirt was brown faded, [C#m] satin white and black.
[Bm] Fancy butts were blue and gray, [E] they had a pocket on the back.
[A] He had a finger missing [C#m] from the hand that rolled the smoke.
[Bm] He laughed and talked the cowboy life, but [E] you knew it weren't no joke.
He [A] said, I made the cattle drive, [G] the mares sat in the sown.
[D] Ten days in the saddle, the [B] life was weary to [E] the bone.
[A] The road from here to Wichita, [G] found a woman's smile.
[D] Campfire with a group of beans [B] was the only delight for [E] [D] [C#m] miles.
Sounds good to [A] me.
And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
[D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[C#m]
[Bm] [E]
[A] They rested easy at the bar, hips [C#m] put upon the rail.
[Bm] He told us all about the life he lived, [E] and all the lonely dust he tread.
[A] Silence never broke him, [C#m] just the words pouring from his lips.
The [Bm] whole bar was as quiet as the .45
[E] carried on his hip.
He [A] said, I seen the day so hot, [G] the pony couldn't stand it.
[D] If your water bag was dry, don't [B] you count upon [E] the land.
[A] Winters, I seen winters, [G] your boots froze in the snow.
[D] Your only thoughts was leaving, [B] thought you had no place [E] to go.
[D] You [C#m] know it, sing it.
And [A] the man [D] in the big hat [A] is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E]
is free.
[D]
Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to [Bm] my kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[C#m]
[Bm] [E]
[A] He rolled one more cigarette, [C#m] turned toward the door.
[Bm] I could hear the spurs jingling [E] as the boot heels hit the floor.
[A] He loosened up his belly notch, [C#m] pulled his hat down on his head.
[Bm] As he turned to say goodbye, [E] this is what the cowboy said.
[A] The high lines chased the highways, [G] fences closed the range.
[D] See a working cowboy at [B] the sight of the smutty [E] stream.
[A] The cowboy's life was lonely, [G] his life was not the best.
[D] If it hadn't been like me, there [B] wouldn't have been no wild [E] west.
[A] And [D] the man in the big hat [A] is black.
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
[D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
[E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, dressing [A]
me.
[C#m] [Bm]
So [E] we did.
[A]
[C#m] We drank all night long.
[Bm] [E] [A]
[F#m]
[N]
Key:
A
E
D
Bm
G
A
E
D
All [C] right.
_ [D#] _ [F] _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ [Am] _ _ [F#] _ [G] _
From Fiesta, Texas [Am] in [G] San Antonio, [Am] the [G] only musical theme park in Texas.
_ [C] _ _ _
Welcome to the Texas Connection.
[G] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ [D] _ [C] _ _ [D] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _
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[G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D#m] _ [Em] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ [N] Presenting the one and only Jerry Jeff Walker.
_ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [A] Was in a little bar in Texas [C#m] on a sultry summer day.
_ _ [Bm]
Our boy come in off the road [E] just to pass the time away.
_ _ [A]
Pulled a stool up to the bar, [C#m] pushed his hat back on his head.
_ _ [Bm]
Listen to the stories told, [E] the words the cowboy said.
He [A] said, I can tell you a story [G] about the Indians on the plains.
_ [D]
Tell you about Wells Fargo, [B] about the coming of [E] the train. _ _
_ _ [A] _ Talk about the slaughter [G] of the bumble over the road.
_ _ [D] Sing you songs of settlers [B] come looking for [E] a [D] home.
[A] _ _ [B] [A] And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
_ _ Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
_ _ [D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead or [A] a dying. _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me. _ _ _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, dressing [A] _ me.
[C#m] _
_ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [A] Shirt was brown faded, _ [C#m] _ satin white and black. _
_ [Bm] Fancy butts were blue and gray, [E] they had a pocket on the back. _
_ [A] _ He had a finger missing [C#m] from the hand that rolled the smoke. _
[Bm] He laughed and talked the cowboy life, but [E] you knew it weren't no joke.
He [A] said, I made the cattle drive, [G] the mares sat in the sown. _
[D] _ Ten days in the saddle, the [B] life was weary to [E] the bone. _
_ _ [A] The road from here to Wichita, _ [G] found a woman's smile.
[D] _ _ Campfire with a group of beans [B] was the only delight for [E] _ [D] [C#m] miles.
Sounds good to [A] me.
And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
_ _ Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
_ _ [D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying. _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me. _ _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[C#m] _
_ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _
_ [A] They rested easy at the bar, hips [C#m] put upon the rail.
[Bm] He told us all about the life he lived, [E] and all the lonely dust he tread.
_ [A] Silence never broke him, [C#m] just the words pouring from his lips.
The [Bm] whole bar was as quiet as the .45
[E] carried on his hip.
He [A] said, I seen the day so hot, [G] the pony couldn't stand it.
_ [D] If your water bag was dry, don't [B] you count upon [E] the land. _
_ _ _ _ [A] Winters, I seen winters, [G] your boots froze in the snow.
_ [D] Your only thoughts was leaving, [B] thought you had no place [E] to go.
[D] You [C#m] know it, sing it.
And [A] the man [D] in the big hat [A] is black. _ _ _
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E]
is free.
_ _ _ [D]
Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying. _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me. _ _
_ [E] Drink to [Bm] my kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
_ [C#m] _
_ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _
_ [A] He rolled one more cigarette, _ [C#m] turned toward the door.
_ [Bm] I could hear the spurs jingling _ _ _ [E] as the boot heels hit the floor.
_ [A] He loosened up his belly notch, _ [C#m] pulled his hat down on his head.
_ [Bm] As he turned to say goodbye, [E] this is what the cowboy said.
[A] The high lines chased the highways, [G] fences closed the range.
_ [D] See a working cowboy at [B] the sight of the smutty [E] stream. _ _ _
[A] The cowboy's life was lonely, [G] his life was not the best.
[D] If it hadn't been like me, there [B] wouldn't have been no wild [E] west. _ _
_ _ [A] _ And [D] the man in the big hat [A] is black. _
_ Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free. _ _
_ [D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
_ _ [E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
_ _ _ [E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, dressing [A] _
me.
[C#m] _ _ _ [Bm] _
So [E] we did.
_ [A] _
[C#m] We drank all night long.
[Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
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[N] _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [D#] _ [F] _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ [Am] _ _ [F#] _ [G] _
From Fiesta, Texas [Am] in [G] San Antonio, [Am] the [G] only musical theme park in Texas.
_ [C] _ _ _
Welcome to the Texas Connection.
[G] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ [D] _ [C] _ _ [D] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D#m] _ [Em] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ [N] Presenting the one and only Jerry Jeff Walker.
_ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ [E] _ _ [A] Was in a little bar in Texas [C#m] on a sultry summer day.
_ _ [Bm]
Our boy come in off the road [E] just to pass the time away.
_ _ [A]
Pulled a stool up to the bar, [C#m] pushed his hat back on his head.
_ _ [Bm]
Listen to the stories told, [E] the words the cowboy said.
He [A] said, I can tell you a story [G] about the Indians on the plains.
_ [D]
Tell you about Wells Fargo, [B] about the coming of [E] the train. _ _
_ _ [A] _ Talk about the slaughter [G] of the bumble over the road.
_ _ [D] Sing you songs of settlers [B] come looking for [E] a [D] home.
[A] _ _ [B] [A] And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
_ _ Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
_ _ [D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead or [A] a dying. _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me. _ _ _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, dressing [A] _ me.
[C#m] _
_ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ [A] Shirt was brown faded, _ [C#m] _ satin white and black. _
_ [Bm] Fancy butts were blue and gray, [E] they had a pocket on the back. _
_ [A] _ He had a finger missing [C#m] from the hand that rolled the smoke. _
[Bm] He laughed and talked the cowboy life, but [E] you knew it weren't no joke.
He [A] said, I made the cattle drive, [G] the mares sat in the sown. _
[D] _ Ten days in the saddle, the [B] life was weary to [E] the bone. _
_ _ [A] The road from here to Wichita, _ [G] found a woman's smile.
[D] _ _ Campfire with a group of beans [B] was the only delight for [E] _ [D] [C#m] miles.
Sounds good to [A] me.
And the man [D] in the big [A] hat is black.
_ _ Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free.
_ _ [D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying. _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me. _ _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm]
kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
[C#m] _
_ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _
_ [A] They rested easy at the bar, hips [C#m] put upon the rail.
[Bm] He told us all about the life he lived, [E] and all the lonely dust he tread.
_ [A] Silence never broke him, [C#m] just the words pouring from his lips.
The [Bm] whole bar was as quiet as the .45
[E] carried on his hip.
He [A] said, I seen the day so hot, [G] the pony couldn't stand it.
_ [D] If your water bag was dry, don't [B] you count upon [E] the land. _
_ _ _ _ [A] Winters, I seen winters, [G] your boots froze in the snow.
_ [D] Your only thoughts was leaving, [B] thought you had no place [E] to go.
[D] You [C#m] know it, sing it.
And [A] the man [D] in the big hat [A] is black. _ _ _
Drink up [D] while the drinking [E]
is free.
_ _ _ [D]
Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying. _
_ [E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me. _ _
_ [E] Drink to [Bm] my kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
_ [C#m] _
_ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _
_ [A] He rolled one more cigarette, _ [C#m] turned toward the door.
_ [Bm] I could hear the spurs jingling _ _ _ [E] as the boot heels hit the floor.
_ [A] He loosened up his belly notch, _ [C#m] pulled his hat down on his head.
_ [Bm] As he turned to say goodbye, [E] this is what the cowboy said.
[A] The high lines chased the highways, [G] fences closed the range.
_ [D] See a working cowboy at [B] the sight of the smutty [E] stream. _ _ _
[A] The cowboy's life was lonely, [G] his life was not the best.
[D] If it hadn't been like me, there [B] wouldn't have been no wild [E] west. _ _
_ _ [A] _ And [D] the man in the big hat [A] is black. _
_ Drink up [D] while the drinking [E] is free. _ _
_ [D] Drink up to [G] the cowboy [E] that's dead [A] or a dying.
_ _ [E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, [A] dressing me.
_ _ _ [E] Drink to my [Bm] kumbaya, dressing [A] _
me.
[C#m] _ _ _ [Bm] _
So [E] we did.
_ [A] _
[C#m] We drank all night long.
[Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
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_ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _
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