Chords for Joe Brown - In The Jail House Now - Live In Liverpool

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David, Pete, that was great, mate.
Thank you.
A week before Christmas, Pete and I and Mike over there
went and did a little show with my daughter Sam. _ _
_ She's formed this ukulele orchestra. _
_ _ There's about 50 of them. _
And we promised we'd go and do a show with them. _
And she booked the Village Hall. _ _
And we went down there the week before Christmas in two inches of ice.
And when we got there in this tiny little village, miles from anywhere,
_ there was more people in the band than there was in the audience.
_ Which _ was strange because the night before we played to 8,000 people
with Status Quo in Glasgow.
_ But I tell you what, I had a fantastic time.
And to hear all these amateur ukulele players,
and the ukulele really is a wonderful instrument.
And they're easy to play.
Anyone can play one in a couple of days.
_ They should put them on the National Health, mate.
I'm telling you, they cheer people up.
Anyway, we went and played with this little ukulele orchestra.
And I tell you what, we had a wonderful time.
To hear them all just amateur, you know, just trying to get it right
and playing 50 of them or so.
It was just a wonderful evening.
And they did a _ song on the show which I've always liked this song.
It's an old cowboy song.
But it was featured in _ a film called Oh Brother Where Art Thou?
[B] And it's _ called In The Jailhouse Now.
In the jailhouse now, boys.
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_ _ _ _ Way [F#] downtown. _
[E] _ [A] _ [F#] He's in the [B] jailhouse now.
_ _ In the [E] jailhouse now.
_ _ _ Oh, [F#] well, I told him once or twice.
To stop playing cards and shooting dice.
He's in the _ [B] jailhouse now. _ _
Oh, dear [E] lady. _ _ _
Oh, _ _ _ _ dear _
_ _ [B] lady.
_ Oh, _ _ _ _ _ dear [F#] lady.
_ Dear lady.
_ [B] Dear lady.
_ _ _ _ _ _ Bob liked to play his poker.
_ _ Been a quist and yonker.
_ But shooting dice was his favorite [E] game.
_ _ _ _ _ _ He got thrown in jail with no money to go his bail.
_ [C#] The judge done said that he [F#] refused the fine.
[E] _ [A] _ [F#] He's in the [B] jailhouse _ _ _ now.
In the [E] jailhouse now.
_ _ _ _ _ [F#] Well, I told him once or twice.
To stop playing cards and shooting dice.
He's in the _ [B] jailhouse now. _
Oh, dear [E] lady. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Oh, _ _ _ [B] dear _ lady. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F#] Dear lady.
_ Dear lady.
[B] Dear lady.
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I went out last Tuesday.
I met a girl called Susie.
I said her was the swellest guy [E] around.
_ _ _ _ _ She started calling me honey.
_ We started spending my money.
_ [C#] We took in every _ cabaret [F#] in town.
[A] _ _ [F#] _ We're in the [B] jailhouse now.
_ _ _ We're in the [E] jailhouse now.
We're in the jailhouse now.
[F#] Well, I told that judge right to his face. _
I don't like to see this place.
We're in the [B] jailhouse now. _ _
Oh, [E] dear lady. _ _ _
_ _ _ Ramblin' Bob. _
Oh, [B] dear _ lady. _ _
Dear _ _ _ _ _ [F#]
lady. Dear lady.
Dear lady.
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