Chords for Jimmy Martin- Run Pete Run
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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I had a number one coon dog one time and his name was old Pete.
Boy, when he opened up, you know it was a ring tail he was on.
And when he treed, if there wasn't a hole in the tree, you'd see the coon because he'd never lie to you.
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[N]
How do you say, boy, how do you say, Tom?
Come here, boy.
Hey, what do you say to that, Colonel?
What do you say, Tom T.
Hall?
What do you say, old boy?
Come here, Colonel.
What do you say, John Henry?
Where you at, Big John?
Where you at, Big John?
You don't know.
Come
[G]
[C] here, boy.
[G]
I speak here, ain't nothing here.
I speak [Bb] John.
I'm an old Colonel.
[Dm] [Bb] Come here, boy.
Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
[E] Come here, Jack.
Come here, [Bb] Jack.
Now, Tom T.
Hall, you're quitting the game.
Okay, boy.
Yes, sir.
Well, looks like we're going [G] to get on a big hunt tonight now.
All right, all right, all right.
Hey, all you coon hunters, speak to them, Pete.
Man, just listen, what a jaw on a dog.
[F] [Em] [D] Well, the doggone hell's on him.
The boss's been a-yellin', everything's all right.
He's gonna catch a coon, and we're gonna skin her.
The preacher man's a-callin' for a Sunday dinner.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Just to get the broom and scrub the walls.
Gotta have them cleaned for the preacher's halls.
Granny's in the kitchen rollin' the dogs.
Mama's in the living room with lovin' small.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Buddy leaves in a trader, about to dig in a trader.
Lisa serves in the garden for an all-nighter.
Well, Jimmy's on the back porch a-shuckin' the corn.
Waitin' for the preacher man to put his horn.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Well, boys, this is fun, son.
The preacher man's gonna get that fangirl-lickin' good chicken.
He's gonna have him a big coon in it.
Cause my number one coon dog, old Pete, has got him trained.
Look at him, Raymond, a twenty-five pounder.
Off the jaw of the taco.
Man, look at that coon.
Right to him, big man.
Boy, when he opened up, you know it was a ring tail he was on.
And when he treed, if there wasn't a hole in the tree, you'd see the coon because he'd never lie to you.
[Bb]
[N]
How do you say, boy, how do you say, Tom?
Come here, boy.
Hey, what do you say to that, Colonel?
What do you say, Tom T.
Hall?
What do you say, old boy?
Come here, Colonel.
What do you say, John Henry?
Where you at, Big John?
Where you at, Big John?
You don't know.
Come
[G]
[C] here, boy.
[G]
I speak here, ain't nothing here.
I speak [Bb] John.
I'm an old Colonel.
[Dm] [Bb] Come here, boy.
Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
[E] Come here, Jack.
Come here, [Bb] Jack.
Now, Tom T.
Hall, you're quitting the game.
Okay, boy.
Yes, sir.
Well, looks like we're going [G] to get on a big hunt tonight now.
All right, all right, all right.
Hey, all you coon hunters, speak to them, Pete.
Man, just listen, what a jaw on a dog.
[F] [Em] [D] Well, the doggone hell's on him.
The boss's been a-yellin', everything's all right.
He's gonna catch a coon, and we're gonna skin her.
The preacher man's a-callin' for a Sunday dinner.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Just to get the broom and scrub the walls.
Gotta have them cleaned for the preacher's halls.
Granny's in the kitchen rollin' the dogs.
Mama's in the living room with lovin' small.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Buddy leaves in a trader, about to dig in a trader.
Lisa serves in the garden for an all-nighter.
Well, Jimmy's on the back porch a-shuckin' the corn.
Waitin' for the preacher man to put his horn.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Well, boys, this is fun, son.
The preacher man's gonna get that fangirl-lickin' good chicken.
He's gonna have him a big coon in it.
Cause my number one coon dog, old Pete, has got him trained.
Look at him, Raymond, a twenty-five pounder.
Off the jaw of the taco.
Man, look at that coon.
Right to him, big man.
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_ _ I had a number one coon dog one time and his name was old Pete.
Boy, when he opened up, you know it was a ring tail he was on.
And when he treed, if there wasn't a hole in the tree, you'd see the coon because he'd never lie to you.
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
How do you say, boy, how do you say, Tom?
Come here, boy.
_ Hey, what do you say to that, Colonel?
What do you say, Tom T.
Hall?
What do you say, old boy?
Come here, Colonel.
What do you say, John Henry?
Where you at, Big John?
Where you at, Big John? _
You don't know.
Come _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] here, boy. _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I speak here, ain't nothing here.
I speak [Bb] John.
I'm an old Colonel. _
[Dm] _ _ [Bb] _ Come here, boy.
_ Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
[E] _ Come here, Jack.
Come here, _ _ [Bb] Jack.
Now, Tom T.
Hall, you're quitting the game.
Okay, boy.
Yes, sir. _ _ _
Well, looks like we're going [G] to get on a big hunt tonight now.
All right, all right, all right.
_ _ _ _ _ Hey, all you coon hunters, speak to them, Pete. _ _ _
Man, just listen, what a jaw on a dog. _ _ _
[F] _ [Em] _ [D] _ _ _ _ Well, the doggone hell's on him.
_ The boss's been a-yellin', everything's all right.
He's gonna catch a coon, and we're gonna skin her.
The preacher man's a-callin' for a Sunday dinner.
_ _ Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Just _ to get the broom and scrub the walls.
Gotta have them cleaned for the preacher's halls.
Granny's in the kitchen rollin' the dogs.
Mama's in the living room with lovin' small.
_ _ _ _ Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Buddy leaves in a trader, about to dig in a trader.
Lisa serves in the garden for an all-nighter. _
Well, Jimmy's on the back porch a-shuckin' the corn.
Waitin' for the preacher man to put his horn.
_ _ Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
_ _ _ Well, boys, this is fun, son.
The preacher man's gonna get that fangirl-lickin' good chicken.
He's gonna have him a big coon in it.
Cause my number one coon dog, old Pete, has got him trained.
Look at him, Raymond, a twenty-five pounder.
_ _ Off the jaw of the taco.
Man, look at that coon.
_ Right to him, big man.
Boy, when he opened up, you know it was a ring tail he was on.
And when he treed, if there wasn't a hole in the tree, you'd see the coon because he'd never lie to you.
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
How do you say, boy, how do you say, Tom?
Come here, boy.
_ Hey, what do you say to that, Colonel?
What do you say, Tom T.
Hall?
What do you say, old boy?
Come here, Colonel.
What do you say, John Henry?
Where you at, Big John?
Where you at, Big John? _
You don't know.
Come _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] here, boy. _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I speak here, ain't nothing here.
I speak [Bb] John.
I'm an old Colonel. _
[Dm] _ _ [Bb] _ Come here, boy.
_ Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
Come here, Jack.
[E] _ Come here, Jack.
Come here, _ _ [Bb] Jack.
Now, Tom T.
Hall, you're quitting the game.
Okay, boy.
Yes, sir. _ _ _
Well, looks like we're going [G] to get on a big hunt tonight now.
All right, all right, all right.
_ _ _ _ _ Hey, all you coon hunters, speak to them, Pete. _ _ _
Man, just listen, what a jaw on a dog. _ _ _
[F] _ [Em] _ [D] _ _ _ _ Well, the doggone hell's on him.
_ The boss's been a-yellin', everything's all right.
He's gonna catch a coon, and we're gonna skin her.
The preacher man's a-callin' for a Sunday dinner.
_ _ Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Just _ to get the broom and scrub the walls.
Gotta have them cleaned for the preacher's halls.
Granny's in the kitchen rollin' the dogs.
Mama's in the living room with lovin' small.
_ _ _ _ Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Buddy leaves in a trader, about to dig in a trader.
Lisa serves in the garden for an all-nighter. _
Well, Jimmy's on the back porch a-shuckin' the corn.
Waitin' for the preacher man to put his horn.
_ _ Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
Run, Pete, run as fast as you can.
He's gonna catch a coon for a preacher man.
_ _ _ Well, boys, this is fun, son.
The preacher man's gonna get that fangirl-lickin' good chicken.
He's gonna have him a big coon in it.
Cause my number one coon dog, old Pete, has got him trained.
Look at him, Raymond, a twenty-five pounder.
_ _ Off the jaw of the taco.
Man, look at that coon.
_ Right to him, big man.