Chords for Luke Winslow-King and the Ragtime Millionaires - Part 2 at Music in the Hall

I'm trying to write these tunes that sound like old tunes,
but we also like to play some of the old ones ourselves.
This is one we dug up by Mr.
William Moore.
This was written around the turn [C] of the century.
[Ab] And it's kind of [C] become a theme song for [G] us.
We love playing it so much.
So hope you all enjoy it too.
[E] And even though we're on recording,
we hope you guys will join us.
If there's a refrain that you [B] feel like you want to sing,
folks, please join us.
Don't be shy.
We'd love to hear you on tape.
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[D] _ [Bm] This one's called I'm a Ragtime Millionaire. _ _
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[Am] _ _ _ [G] _ [F] _ _ [C] _ [Am] _
[G] _ [C] _ This one's called I'm a [B] Ragtime Millionaire. _
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[C] I'm a rag, I'm a rag, I'm a rag.
I'm a rag, I'm a rag, [Dm] I'm a rag.
I'm a rag, I'm [C] a ragtime millionaire. _ _ _
_ [G] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ I got people thinking [C] hat I for me because I'm
a ragtime millionaire.
[Dm] It's all embarrassing [C] coming live.
I don't mind.
I got 28.
Some rainbows and [Dm] coming live.
I [C] got this big [B] step on the gas.
I'm a ragtime [C] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ millionaire.
Hey, all people take a hat off to [B] me
cause I'm a [C] ragtime millionaire.
_ [Dm] Every tooth in my head is solid [C] gold.
Mixed with the brothers, they're icy [G] cold.
I've been brushing my [Dm] teeth with diamond [C] dust.
I don't care if the [F] bank goes bust.
All Greek [C] people take a hat off to [Dm] me
cause I'm a ragtime [C] millionaire.
Your last [B] chance, I'm a ragtime _
[C] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ millionaire.
[F] Hey, all [C] people take a hat off to me
[Dm] cause I'm a ragtime [C] millionaire.
I'll laugh no more, [G] I'm a _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] ragbabe.
[C] I'm a ragtime millionaire.
Hey, all people take a hat off to me
cause [B] I'm a [C] ragtime millionaire.
That's right.
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[G] _ [C] _ _ _ [N] _ _ Thank you, folks.
_ _ _ _ Thank you. _
Good _ singing, y'all. _ _
_ I want to wish you guys a happy anniversary here at Music in the Hall.
Give it up for Jeffrey and Daniel, all the guys.
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_ _ [N] _ _ Yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
_ _ We love doing these kinds of gigs, [C] folks.
This is the best.
Thanks for coming out.
We'll mail you out here with a little love song.
This one's called, I Know She's Gonna Do Right By Me.
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[G] _ _ [C] Love my baby, [Ab] yes I do.
[Am] _ _ [C] Satisfied with the way she do.
[F] _ I know [G] she'll do [C] right by me.
[E] _ [Dm] _ _ [G] _ _
[C] _ She's so [Ab] fair, treats me [Am] right.
_ Always home by the [C] end of the night.
[F]
I know [G] she'll do right [C] by me.
[E] _ _ [Dm] _ _ [Gb] _ [E] _ We don't fuss or be fainting.
[A] _ _
We fit together so tight.
[D] _ _ _
I know she'll be standing [G] there [F] _ [Am] saying, come on, [G] babo.
[C] _ In the evening [Ab] when the sun gets low.
[Am] _ When we've no place [C] else to [F] go.
I know [G] she'll do right [C] by me.
[Fm] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _
[E] _ [C] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ [D] _
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_ [Fm] _ [C] _ _ _ _ [E] We don't fuss or be [A] fainting. _
We fit together so tight.
[D] _ _
I know she'll be standing [G] there _ [B] _
[Am] saying, come [D] [G] on, [C] babo.
In the evening [Ab] when the sun gets low.
[Am] _ When we've [C] no place else to go.
[F] _ _ [G] I know she'll do right [C] by me.
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Thank _ [G] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
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[N] _ _ _ you.
Thank you, folks. _ _
_ _ _ _ All right. _ _
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We'll give it up to you.
Do you guys want to hear another fun one?
Or do you want to hear a minor one?
It's a short show.
Yeah, OK.
_ [D] All right, do you want to hear [G] like [Ab] a really old school minor
murder ballad from the turn of the century?
[Db] Or do you want to hear an [Bb] original Luke Winslow King minor tune?
It's up to you.
Be totally honest either way.
[N] _ _ _ _ _ OK.
Murder.
Murder.
All right, I think maybe we should play. _
[B] _ OK, there [D] was a mixed, so we're going to do neither.
We're going to do one that's.
[Eb] _ _ [Db] _ _ _ [Bm] We're going to do another minor tune like you [D] wanted.
But we're going to do this one if it's OK.
It's about this guy named Willie the [Gbm] Weeper.
He's a dope fiend.
And he goes on a journey around the world.
And this is one that we changed and kind of doctored ourselves
a little bit.
So it's kind of mixed up.
Willie the