Chords for Molly & Tenbrooks - Sam Bush, Rice, Fleck, Douglas, Duncan 1988

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_ the right shining sun.
Run on Molly run, run [D] on Molly run.
10 [A] books gonna read you to the bright shining sun.
To the bright shining sun, [E] oh lord, the bright [A] shining sun. _
10 books was a big big hard run to [D] Shaggy May.
He [B] rode on around Memphis [E] to beat the Memphis [A] train.
Beat the Memphis train, oh lord, to beat the Memphis train. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ Down in California, Molly, did I ask [D] you please?
Come back to [F#m] old Kentucky, gotta be [A] with all these.
Be with all these, [E] oh lord, to be with [A] all these.
The women all laughing, the children [D] all crying.
The men [F#m] folks at the hollering, [E] and oh [A] 10 books is fine.
Oh 10 books is fine, oh lord, oh 10 books is fine.
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10 books said to Molly, what makes your [D] head so red?
Riding in [A] the hot sun, I got fever in my head.
Fever in my head, [E] oh lord, fever in my [A] head.
10 books said to Molly, you're looking mighty [D] swell.
Molly said, [A] you 10 books, I'm leaving this old world.
Leaving this old world, [E] oh lord, leaving [A] this old world. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ Now go and catch your 10 books, hit your [D] man in the shade.
We're [A] gonna bail [E] Molly, and call them the [A] ready made.
Call them the ready made, oh [E] lord, call them the [A] ready made.
_ _ _ Khyber, Khyber, you're not [D] riding right.
[A] Under the beaten old 10 books, clear out of sight.
Clear out of sight, oh lord, clear out of sight. _
Khyber, Khyber, _ [D] my son, give old [A] 10 books the pride.
[E] Oh, let old 10 [A] books run.
Let her 10 books run, oh lord, let her 10 books run. _ _ _
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_ _ _ Let old 10 books run, [E] oh lord, let old 10 books run. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Sam Bush. _
_ _ [A] _ I'd like to get the boys to do a special number for you.
_ _ _ Wasn't too many years ago when you mentioned a band.
One get the fiddle, and the other get the banjo.
The violin, as it was known by the cavemen.
Oh, that's true.
_ The violin, may get it all ready to go.
_ What are you gonna play [G] for us tonight, boys?
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Okay, good, thank you. _ _ _ _
_ _ Sam, we'd like to do a couple of mountain tunes.
_ _ _ _ _ One from the hills of Appalachia, and one from the hills of Edinburgh. _
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