Chords for Jimmy Buffett - Nautical Wheelers
Tempo:
84.45 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
A
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
All right, [Eb] what a big night.
Hey, Flora Bama, what's up?
I know you.
Yeah.
[G] [Bbm] Many, many, many years ago I [F] came to Washington, D.C. playing the cellar door [B] opening for Delaney and Bonnie [Ab] and living in Georgetown.
[G] And little did I know that it would be [B] 40 years later and I'd still be [G] around this town.
And I just simply got to say [B] thank you for all the years.
It's a [Eb] lovely cruise and I'm still going anywhere.
[C] [G] So I heard about the petition.
So here's the here's the song that people were petitioning to hear.
So [Bbm] we might start playing with this.
So for the 400 people who requested this [G] song tonight, here we go.
Back to Key West where it all started, you know, where the Nautical Wheelers are probably still dancing tonight.
Nautical wheelers who call themselves sailors [C] play fiddle tunes under [G] the star.
[C] Petticoats ruffle and working shoes [A] scuffle.
They shuffle along [D] down to the bars [C] where the jukebox is blasting [G] and the liquor is flowing.
[C] An occasional bottle [D] of wine.
[C] That's because everyone here is [G] just more than content to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time.
[A] And it's dance with me, [G] dance with me, Nautical wheelers.
Take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [E] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C]
[G] Well, the left foot will follow where the right foot is traveled down [C] to the sidewalks unglue.
[C] Into the streets of that city so [A] neat where nobody cares [D] what you do.
[A] [C] And Sonia's just grinning [G] and Phil is ecstatic [C] and Mason just jumped [D] in to see.
[C] While I'm hanging on [G] to a line from my [D] sailboat.
Hey, Nautical [G] wheelers, save me.
[D] Since that's with me, that's with me, [G] Nautical wheelers, [C] take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C] [G]
Well, the sunrise will bring home [C] the sleep that's [G] escaped us and everyone's off to their bed.
[C] They'll be hugging, squeezing, [G] a little teasing, pleasing [A] and rubbing of each [D] other's head.
[C] So won't you dream on, [G] compadre, seems nothing [C] affectionate.
Oh, nothing, [G] no reason, [D] no rhyme.
That's [C] because everyone here seems to [G] be more than contented to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time.
[D] And it's dance with me, dance [C] with me, Nautical wheelers, take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
[D] Yeah, I want so badly to [G] go.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
[G] [C]
[G]
[B] Thank you all much.
[Ab] Have a great night.
[N]
[Gb] [E]
Hey, Flora Bama, what's up?
I know you.
Yeah.
[G] [Bbm] Many, many, many years ago I [F] came to Washington, D.C. playing the cellar door [B] opening for Delaney and Bonnie [Ab] and living in Georgetown.
[G] And little did I know that it would be [B] 40 years later and I'd still be [G] around this town.
And I just simply got to say [B] thank you for all the years.
It's a [Eb] lovely cruise and I'm still going anywhere.
[C] [G] So I heard about the petition.
So here's the here's the song that people were petitioning to hear.
So [Bbm] we might start playing with this.
So for the 400 people who requested this [G] song tonight, here we go.
Back to Key West where it all started, you know, where the Nautical Wheelers are probably still dancing tonight.
Nautical wheelers who call themselves sailors [C] play fiddle tunes under [G] the star.
[C] Petticoats ruffle and working shoes [A] scuffle.
They shuffle along [D] down to the bars [C] where the jukebox is blasting [G] and the liquor is flowing.
[C] An occasional bottle [D] of wine.
[C] That's because everyone here is [G] just more than content to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time.
[A] And it's dance with me, [G] dance with me, Nautical wheelers.
Take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [E] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C]
[G] Well, the left foot will follow where the right foot is traveled down [C] to the sidewalks unglue.
[C] Into the streets of that city so [A] neat where nobody cares [D] what you do.
[A] [C] And Sonia's just grinning [G] and Phil is ecstatic [C] and Mason just jumped [D] in to see.
[C] While I'm hanging on [G] to a line from my [D] sailboat.
Hey, Nautical [G] wheelers, save me.
[D] Since that's with me, that's with me, [G] Nautical wheelers, [C] take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C] [G]
Well, the sunrise will bring home [C] the sleep that's [G] escaped us and everyone's off to their bed.
[C] They'll be hugging, squeezing, [G] a little teasing, pleasing [A] and rubbing of each [D] other's head.
[C] So won't you dream on, [G] compadre, seems nothing [C] affectionate.
Oh, nothing, [G] no reason, [D] no rhyme.
That's [C] because everyone here seems to [G] be more than contented to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time.
[D] And it's dance with me, dance [C] with me, Nautical wheelers, take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
[D] Yeah, I want so badly to [G] go.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
[G] [C]
[G]
[B] Thank you all much.
[Ab] Have a great night.
[N]
[Gb] [E]
Key:
G
C
D
A
B
G
C
D
All right, [Eb] what a big night.
Hey, Flora Bama, what's up?
I know you.
Yeah. _
[G] _ _ _ [Bbm] Many, many, many years ago I [F] came to Washington, D.C. playing the cellar door [B] opening for Delaney and Bonnie [Ab] and living in Georgetown.
[G] And little did I know that it would be [B] 40 years later and I'd still be [G] around this town.
And I just simply got to say [B] thank you for all the years.
It's a [Eb] lovely cruise and I'm still going anywhere.
[C] _ _ [G] So I heard about the petition.
So _ here's the here's the song that people were petitioning to hear.
So [Bbm] we might start playing with this.
So for the 400 people who requested this [G] song tonight, here we go. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Back to Key West where it all started, you know, _ _ _ _ where the Nautical Wheelers are probably still dancing tonight.
_ _ Nautical wheelers who call themselves sailors [C] play fiddle tunes under [G] the star. _
[C] Petticoats ruffle and working shoes [A] scuffle.
They shuffle along [D] down to the bars [C] where the jukebox is blasting [G] and the liquor is flowing.
[C] An occasional bottle [D] of wine.
[C] That's because everyone here is [G] just more than content to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time. _ _ _
[A] And it's dance with me, [G] dance with me, Nautical wheelers.
Take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [E] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C] _
_ [G] _ _ Well, the left foot will follow where the right foot is traveled down [C] to the sidewalks unglue. _ _
[C] Into the streets of that city so [A] neat where nobody cares [D] what you do.
[A] [C] And Sonia's just grinning [G] and Phil is ecstatic [C] and Mason just jumped [D] in to see.
[C] While I'm hanging on [G] to a line from my [D] sailboat.
Hey, Nautical [G] wheelers, save me.
[D] Since that's with me, that's with me, [G] Nautical wheelers, [C] take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C] _ _ [G] _ _
Well, the sunrise will bring home [C] the sleep that's [G] escaped us and everyone's off to their bed.
[C] They'll be hugging, squeezing, [G] a little teasing, pleasing [A] and rubbing of each [D] other's head.
[C] So won't you dream on, [G] compadre, seems nothing [C] affectionate.
Oh, nothing, [G] no reason, [D] no rhyme.
That's [C] because everyone here seems to [G] be more than contented to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time.
_ _ _ [D] And it's dance with me, dance [C] with me, Nautical wheelers, take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
_ [D] Yeah, I want so badly to [G] go.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] Thank you all much.
[Ab] Have a great night. _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ [E] _
Hey, Flora Bama, what's up?
I know you.
Yeah. _
[G] _ _ _ [Bbm] Many, many, many years ago I [F] came to Washington, D.C. playing the cellar door [B] opening for Delaney and Bonnie [Ab] and living in Georgetown.
[G] And little did I know that it would be [B] 40 years later and I'd still be [G] around this town.
And I just simply got to say [B] thank you for all the years.
It's a [Eb] lovely cruise and I'm still going anywhere.
[C] _ _ [G] So I heard about the petition.
So _ here's the here's the song that people were petitioning to hear.
So [Bbm] we might start playing with this.
So for the 400 people who requested this [G] song tonight, here we go. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Back to Key West where it all started, you know, _ _ _ _ where the Nautical Wheelers are probably still dancing tonight.
_ _ Nautical wheelers who call themselves sailors [C] play fiddle tunes under [G] the star. _
[C] Petticoats ruffle and working shoes [A] scuffle.
They shuffle along [D] down to the bars [C] where the jukebox is blasting [G] and the liquor is flowing.
[C] An occasional bottle [D] of wine.
[C] That's because everyone here is [G] just more than content to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time. _ _ _
[A] And it's dance with me, [G] dance with me, Nautical wheelers.
Take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [E] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C] _
_ [G] _ _ Well, the left foot will follow where the right foot is traveled down [C] to the sidewalks unglue. _ _
[C] Into the streets of that city so [A] neat where nobody cares [D] what you do.
[A] [C] And Sonia's just grinning [G] and Phil is ecstatic [C] and Mason just jumped [D] in to see.
[C] While I'm hanging on [G] to a line from my [D] sailboat.
Hey, Nautical [G] wheelers, save me.
[D] Since that's with me, that's with me, [G] Nautical wheelers, [C] take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly to go.
[C] _ _ [G] _ _
Well, the sunrise will bring home [C] the sleep that's [G] escaped us and everyone's off to their bed.
[C] They'll be hugging, squeezing, [G] a little teasing, pleasing [A] and rubbing of each [D] other's head.
[C] So won't you dream on, [G] compadre, seems nothing [C] affectionate.
Oh, nothing, [G] no reason, [D] no rhyme.
That's [C] because everyone here seems to [G] be more than contented to [A] be living and dying [G] in three quarter time.
_ _ _ [D] And it's dance with me, dance [C] with me, Nautical wheelers, take me to [D] stars that you know.
Come [Em] on and dance with me, dance with [C] me, [G] Nautical wheelers.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
_ [D] Yeah, I want so badly to [G] go.
[D] I want so badly [C] to go.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] Thank you all much.
[Ab] Have a great night. _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ [E] _