Chords for Mr. Jones
Tempo:
93.85 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
F
Gm
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
I want to go across the river to the house on Old Way Road where [Eb] my life began and ended all [Bb] the same.
I remember Chris and Johnny, child of friends of mine who [C] grew wise enough and learned to [F] play the game.
As I [Bb] walked up to the front yard, there were children playing there and [Eb] I thought someday this may be my [Bb] home again.
But how soon I learned my lesson, through the windows and through stones, and said there's nothing left inside Mr.
went next door to ask the neighbors if they knew what happened [C] here to the place [Eb] where all my [Bb] memories remain.
They recalled them trying to ask, tears rolled down their [C] eyes but to the best reply the [D] heirs may in [G] vain.
It seems [Bb] the folks that used to live there were torn for all their means but their means [Eb] could never take [Bb] them to an end.
And there was hope down in the city when the bank declined their loan and now there's nothing [F] left inside Mr.
I remember Chris and Johnny, child of friends of mine who [C] grew wise enough and learned to [F] play the game.
As I [Bb] walked up to the front yard, there were children playing there and [Eb] I thought someday this may be my [Bb] home again.
But how soon I learned my lesson, through the windows and through stones, and said there's nothing left inside Mr.
went next door to ask the neighbors if they knew what happened [C] here to the place [Eb] where all my [Bb] memories remain.
They recalled them trying to ask, tears rolled down their [C] eyes but to the best reply the [D] heirs may in [G] vain.
It seems [Bb] the folks that used to live there were torn for all their means but their means [Eb] could never take [Bb] them to an end.
And there was hope down in the city when the bank declined their loan and now there's nothing [F] left inside Mr.
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Bb
Eb
F
Gm
C
Bb
Eb
F
_ _ _ _ _ _ I want to go across the river to the house on Old Way Road where [Eb] my life began and ended all [Bb] the same. _
I remember Chris and Johnny, child of friends of mine who [C] grew wise enough and learned to [F] play the game.
As I [Bb] walked up to the front yard, there were children playing there and [Eb] I thought someday this may be my [Bb] home again. _
But how soon I learned my lesson, through the windows and through stones, and said there's nothing left inside Mr.
[Bbm] Jones.
I went next door to ask the neighbors if they knew what happened [C] here to the place [Eb] where all my [Bb] memories remain.
[Bb]
They recalled them trying to ask, tears rolled down their [C] eyes but to the best reply the [D] heirs may in [G] vain.
It seems [Bb] the folks that used to live there were torn for all their means but their means [Eb] could never take [Bb] them to an end.
And there was hope down in the city when the bank declined their loan and now there's nothing [F] left inside Mr.
Jones.
Can't you [Gm] see that it's empty now and [Dm] no one really cares?
[Gm] Or even I must try to [F] save my own, _ you should [Gm] turn around _ _ _ [Dm] _ and look around and see.
[Eb] Cause there's nothing left inside [Bbm] Mr.
Jones.
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[Gm] Can't you see that it's empty now and no [Dm] one really cares?
Or even I must try to [F] save my own, you should [Gm] turn around and _ [Dm] look around and see.
[Eb] Cause there's nothing left [F] inside Mr.
[Bb] Jones. _
Going back across the river to see if I could find a place [Eb] where life could start and end [Bb] all the same.
But no matter where I'm going it'll dwell inside my bones that there's nothing left [F] inside [Bb] Mr.
Jones.
No there's nothing left [F] inside [Bb] Mr.
Jones.
No there's nothing left inside Mr.
Jones. _
I remember Chris and Johnny, child of friends of mine who [C] grew wise enough and learned to [F] play the game.
As I [Bb] walked up to the front yard, there were children playing there and [Eb] I thought someday this may be my [Bb] home again. _
But how soon I learned my lesson, through the windows and through stones, and said there's nothing left inside Mr.
[Bbm] Jones.
I went next door to ask the neighbors if they knew what happened [C] here to the place [Eb] where all my [Bb] memories remain.
[Bb]
They recalled them trying to ask, tears rolled down their [C] eyes but to the best reply the [D] heirs may in [G] vain.
It seems [Bb] the folks that used to live there were torn for all their means but their means [Eb] could never take [Bb] them to an end.
And there was hope down in the city when the bank declined their loan and now there's nothing [F] left inside Mr.
Jones.
Can't you [Gm] see that it's empty now and [Dm] no one really cares?
[Gm] Or even I must try to [F] save my own, _ you should [Gm] turn around _ _ _ [Dm] _ and look around and see.
[Eb] Cause there's nothing left inside [Bbm] Mr.
Jones.
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[Gm] Can't you see that it's empty now and no [Dm] one really cares?
Or even I must try to [F] save my own, you should [Gm] turn around and _ [Dm] look around and see.
[Eb] Cause there's nothing left [F] inside Mr.
[Bb] Jones. _
Going back across the river to see if I could find a place [Eb] where life could start and end [Bb] all the same.
But no matter where I'm going it'll dwell inside my bones that there's nothing left [F] inside [Bb] Mr.
Jones.
No there's nothing left [F] inside [Bb] Mr.
Jones.
No there's nothing left inside Mr.
Jones. _