Chords for Loudon Wainwright - Hank and Fred
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And anyway, I was
this song is about getting the news on national public radio that Fred
[F] Rogers [C] had died and how I was kind of devastated by it.
[G]
[C]
On my way Thursday from the Y [G] I heard it in the car
[F] Bob Edwards broke [C] the news to me Yes, he of [G] NPR
[C] Driving through Montgomery I
[G] hung my head and cried
[Am] [F] Then visited
[C] Hank Williams Gray [G] The day Fred [C] Rogers died
Zelda Sear and Scott Fitzgerald Lived [G] somewhere in this old town
[C]
[F] Nat King Cole [C] was born here Rosa Parks stayed sitting [G] down
[C] Black and white, Jeff Booz and music genius [G] Courage, kindness, pride
[F] I felt them all [C] around me there The [G] day Fred [C] Rogers died
[F] And we mocked King Friday [G]
[C] The 13th [F] on Saturday [C] Night Live
[Am] But once I started [Dm] crying It was pretty [G] hard to drive
[C] One New Year's Day Hank slipped away
[G] Slumped over in the back
[A] Oh, [F] I hope he had
[C] his cardigan [G] On in that [C] Cadillac
[G] [F] [C]
[G]
[C]
When you look out from the hilltops You [G] can see Confederate graves
[F] And the railroad runs [C] by the river That carried cotton, soldiers, [G] slaves
[C] Hank's real name was Hiram
[G] We all could feel his pain
[F] And Fred [C] McFeely Rogers knew [G] how to [C] talk to a train
[F] How he mocked King [C] Friday The 13th [F] on Saturday
[C] Night Live
[Am] But once I [Dm] started crying It was pretty [G] hard to drive
[C] Driving through Montgomery I
[G] hung my head and cried
[Am] [F]
[C] Then visited Hank Williams' grave [G] The day Fred [Am] Rogers died
[F] Visited
[C] Hank Williams' grave [G] When Mr.
[C] Rogers [F] died
[C]
That was a great song.
That was wonderful.
Thanks.
What was that line in it fairly early on about, uh, Death, Booz, music genius?
Right.
Black and white, Death, Booz, [B] and music genius, courage, kindness, pride.
Brilliant.
I suppose that's gonna be on your next studio album, is it?
I guess if there is one.
this song is about getting the news on national public radio that Fred
[F] Rogers [C] had died and how I was kind of devastated by it.
[G]
[C]
On my way Thursday from the Y [G] I heard it in the car
[F] Bob Edwards broke [C] the news to me Yes, he of [G] NPR
[C] Driving through Montgomery I
[G] hung my head and cried
[Am] [F] Then visited
[C] Hank Williams Gray [G] The day Fred [C] Rogers died
Zelda Sear and Scott Fitzgerald Lived [G] somewhere in this old town
[C]
[F] Nat King Cole [C] was born here Rosa Parks stayed sitting [G] down
[C] Black and white, Jeff Booz and music genius [G] Courage, kindness, pride
[F] I felt them all [C] around me there The [G] day Fred [C] Rogers died
[F] And we mocked King Friday [G]
[C] The 13th [F] on Saturday [C] Night Live
[Am] But once I started [Dm] crying It was pretty [G] hard to drive
[C] One New Year's Day Hank slipped away
[G] Slumped over in the back
[A] Oh, [F] I hope he had
[C] his cardigan [G] On in that [C] Cadillac
[G] [F] [C]
[G]
[C]
When you look out from the hilltops You [G] can see Confederate graves
[F] And the railroad runs [C] by the river That carried cotton, soldiers, [G] slaves
[C] Hank's real name was Hiram
[G] We all could feel his pain
[F] And Fred [C] McFeely Rogers knew [G] how to [C] talk to a train
[F] How he mocked King [C] Friday The 13th [F] on Saturday
[C] Night Live
[Am] But once I [Dm] started crying It was pretty [G] hard to drive
[C] Driving through Montgomery I
[G] hung my head and cried
[Am] [F]
[C] Then visited Hank Williams' grave [G] The day Fred [Am] Rogers died
[F] Visited
[C] Hank Williams' grave [G] When Mr.
[C] Rogers [F] died
[C]
That was a great song.
That was wonderful.
Thanks.
What was that line in it fairly early on about, uh, Death, Booz, music genius?
Right.
Black and white, Death, Booz, [B] and music genius, courage, kindness, pride.
Brilliant.
I suppose that's gonna be on your next studio album, is it?
I guess if there is one.
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_ And anyway, I _ was_
this song is about _ getting the news on national public radio that Fred
[F] Rogers [C] had died and how I was kind of devastated by it. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ On my way _ Thursday _ _ from the Y _ [G] I _ _ _ heard it in the car _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ Bob Edwards broke _ [C] the _ news to me _ _ Yes, he of _ [G] NPR _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ Driving through Montgomery _ _ I _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ hung my head and _ cried _ _
[Am] _ [F] _ _ Then visited _
[C] _ _ _ Hank Williams Gray _ [G] _ The _ day Fred [C] Rogers died _ _ _ _
Zelda _ Sear and Scott _ Fitzgerald _ _ _ _ _ Lived [G] _ somewhere in this old town
_ _ _ _ [C] _
[F] _ _ Nat King Cole [C] was born here _ _ Rosa Parks _ stayed sitting [G] _ down _ _ _ _
[C] Black and white, _ _ Jeff _ Booz and music _ genius _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ Courage, _ kindness, _ pride _
[F] I _ felt them all [C] around me there _ The _ [G] _ _ _ _ day Fred [C] Rogers died _ _ _
[F] And we mocked King Friday [G] _
_ [C] _ The _ 13th [F] on _ _ _ Saturday _ [C] Night Live _ _ _ _
[Am] But _ once I _ started [Dm] _ crying _ _ It _ was _ _ _ pretty [G] hard to _ drive _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ One New Year's Day Hank slipped away _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ Slumped over in the back _ _
[A] Oh, [F] I hope he had _
[C] his _ _ _ _ cardigan _ [G] _ _ _ _ On in that [C] _ Cadillac _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [F] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ When you look out from the hilltops _ _ _ _ _ _ You [G] can _ see _ _ Confederate _ graves _ _ _ _
[F] And the railroad runs [C] by the river _ _ _ _ That carried cotton, _ _ _ soldiers, [G] _ _ _ _ slaves _
[C] _ _ _ Hank's real name was _ Hiram _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ We all could feel his pain _ _ _
_ [F] And Fred _ _ _ [C] McFeely _ _ Rogers _ knew [G] how to [C] talk to a train _ _ _ _ _
[F] How he mocked King [C] Friday _ _ _ The _ 13th [F] on _ _ Saturday _ _
[C] Night Live _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ But once I [Dm] started _ _ _ _ _ _ crying It was _ _ _ _ pretty [G] hard to drive _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ Driving through Montgomery _ _ I _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ hung my head and cried _ _ _
[Am] _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] Then visited _ Hank Williams' grave _ [G] _ The _ day Fred [Am] Rogers died _ _ _ _
_ [F] Visited _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ Hank _ Williams' grave [G] When _ Mr. _
[C] Rogers [F] _ _ died _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
That _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
was a great song.
That was wonderful.
Thanks.
What was that line in it fairly early on about, uh, Death, Booz, music genius?
Right. _
Black and white, Death, Booz, [B] and music genius, courage, kindness, pride.
Brilliant.
I suppose that's gonna be on your next studio album, is it?
I guess if there is one.
this song is about _ getting the news on national public radio that Fred
[F] Rogers [C] had died and how I was kind of devastated by it. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ On my way _ Thursday _ _ from the Y _ [G] I _ _ _ heard it in the car _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ Bob Edwards broke _ [C] the _ news to me _ _ Yes, he of _ [G] NPR _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ Driving through Montgomery _ _ I _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ hung my head and _ cried _ _
[Am] _ [F] _ _ Then visited _
[C] _ _ _ Hank Williams Gray _ [G] _ The _ day Fred [C] Rogers died _ _ _ _
Zelda _ Sear and Scott _ Fitzgerald _ _ _ _ _ Lived [G] _ somewhere in this old town
_ _ _ _ [C] _
[F] _ _ Nat King Cole [C] was born here _ _ Rosa Parks _ stayed sitting [G] _ down _ _ _ _
[C] Black and white, _ _ Jeff _ Booz and music _ genius _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ Courage, _ kindness, _ pride _
[F] I _ felt them all [C] around me there _ The _ [G] _ _ _ _ day Fred [C] Rogers died _ _ _
[F] And we mocked King Friday [G] _
_ [C] _ The _ 13th [F] on _ _ _ Saturday _ [C] Night Live _ _ _ _
[Am] But _ once I _ started [Dm] _ crying _ _ It _ was _ _ _ pretty [G] hard to _ drive _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ One New Year's Day Hank slipped away _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ Slumped over in the back _ _
[A] Oh, [F] I hope he had _
[C] his _ _ _ _ cardigan _ [G] _ _ _ _ On in that [C] _ Cadillac _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [F] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ When you look out from the hilltops _ _ _ _ _ _ You [G] can _ see _ _ Confederate _ graves _ _ _ _
[F] And the railroad runs [C] by the river _ _ _ _ That carried cotton, _ _ _ soldiers, [G] _ _ _ _ slaves _
[C] _ _ _ Hank's real name was _ Hiram _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ We all could feel his pain _ _ _
_ [F] And Fred _ _ _ [C] McFeely _ _ Rogers _ knew [G] how to [C] talk to a train _ _ _ _ _
[F] How he mocked King [C] Friday _ _ _ The _ 13th [F] on _ _ Saturday _ _
[C] Night Live _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ But once I [Dm] started _ _ _ _ _ _ crying It was _ _ _ _ pretty [G] hard to drive _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ Driving through Montgomery _ _ I _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ hung my head and cried _ _ _
[Am] _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] Then visited _ Hank Williams' grave _ [G] _ The _ day Fred [Am] Rogers died _ _ _ _
_ [F] Visited _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ Hank _ Williams' grave [G] When _ Mr. _
[C] Rogers [F] _ _ died _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
That _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
was a great song.
That was wonderful.
Thanks.
What was that line in it fairly early on about, uh, Death, Booz, music genius?
Right. _
Black and white, Death, Booz, [B] and music genius, courage, kindness, pride.
Brilliant.
I suppose that's gonna be on your next studio album, is it?
I guess if there is one.