Chords for No Room On The Crew - Molly Hatchet - Lightning Strikes Twice (1989)
Tempo:
101.8 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
C
E
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [A]
Put [A] my teeth in Kentucky, dynamite and coal.
Turned 16 on a tanker on the move to Mexico.
[D] Worked my way up to Washington, made the timber fall.
[A] Had a card in every union and I never missed a call.
[E] Put me on the time clock, [D] there ain't nothing I can't do.
[C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
[D] There's no room on the crew.
Hell, I've heard that [A] line before.
[Am] Yeah, I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do.
[D] Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C]
then you [D] can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew.
[Am] In [A] Tennessee, tobacco, alcohol, times [Am] ran me out.
[A] Most of you are up in Gary.
Close that big mill down, I feed [D] my best in Detroit City.
The cut production back.
[A] Worked hard on the seaboard, fought the rail, rode the rail track.
[E] I've gotta feed my family, [D] there ain't nothing I won't do.
[C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
There's [D] no room on the crew.
I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do.
Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill [D] my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew.
[D]
[A]
[D]
[E]
[D] [Am]
[C] [D] [A]
[D] There's no room on the crew.
I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before.
[D] Tell you what I'm gonna do.
Suppose you can [E] use one more.
[D] We'll put your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room on the [A] crew.
[C]
Then you can [D] tell me there's [C]
[G] no room [A] on the crew.
Hey, buddy, I'm looking for some work here.
He's a good man?
I don't know.
That road, son, that road.
Put [A] my teeth in Kentucky, dynamite and coal.
Turned 16 on a tanker on the move to Mexico.
[D] Worked my way up to Washington, made the timber fall.
[A] Had a card in every union and I never missed a call.
[E] Put me on the time clock, [D] there ain't nothing I can't do.
[C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
[D] There's no room on the crew.
Hell, I've heard that [A] line before.
[Am] Yeah, I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do.
[D] Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C]
then you [D] can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew.
[Am] In [A] Tennessee, tobacco, alcohol, times [Am] ran me out.
[A] Most of you are up in Gary.
Close that big mill down, I feed [D] my best in Detroit City.
The cut production back.
[A] Worked hard on the seaboard, fought the rail, rode the rail track.
[E] I've gotta feed my family, [D] there ain't nothing I won't do.
[C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
There's [D] no room on the crew.
I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do.
Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill [D] my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew.
[D]
[A]
[D]
[E]
[D] [Am]
[C] [D] [A]
[D] There's no room on the crew.
I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before.
[D] Tell you what I'm gonna do.
Suppose you can [E] use one more.
[D] We'll put your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room on the [A] crew.
[C]
Then you can [D] tell me there's [C]
[G] no room [A] on the crew.
Hey, buddy, I'm looking for some work here.
He's a good man?
I don't know.
That road, son, that road.
Key:
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A
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_ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Put [A] my teeth in Kentucky, _ dynamite and coal.
Turned 16 on a tanker on the move to Mexico.
[D] Worked my way up to Washington, made the timber fall.
[A] Had a card in every union and I never missed a call.
[E] Put me on the time clock, [D] there ain't nothing I can't do.
[C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
_ _ [D] There's no room on the crew.
Hell, I've heard that [A] line before.
[Am] Yeah, I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do. _ _
[D] Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C]
then you [D] can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew. _
_ _ _ [Am] _ In [A] Tennessee, tobacco, alcohol, times [Am] ran me out.
[A] Most of you are up in Gary.
Close that big mill down, I feed [D] my best in Detroit City.
The cut production back.
_ [A] Worked hard on the seaboard, fought the rail, rode the rail track.
[E] I've gotta feed my family, [D] there ain't nothing I won't do.
_ [C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
There's [D] no room on the crew.
_ _ I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do.
_ Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill [D] my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew.
_ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[D] There's no room on the crew.
_ I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before. _
[D] Tell you what I'm gonna _ _ do.
Suppose you can [E] use one more.
_ [D] We'll put your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room on the [A] crew.
_ _ [C]
Then you can [D] tell me _ there's [C] _
_ [G] no room [A] on the crew. _ _ _
_ _ _ Hey, buddy, I'm looking for some work here.
_ _ He's a good man? _ _
I don't know.
That road, son, that road. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Put [A] my teeth in Kentucky, _ dynamite and coal.
Turned 16 on a tanker on the move to Mexico.
[D] Worked my way up to Washington, made the timber fall.
[A] Had a card in every union and I never missed a call.
[E] Put me on the time clock, [D] there ain't nothing I can't do.
[C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
_ _ [D] There's no room on the crew.
Hell, I've heard that [A] line before.
[Am] Yeah, I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do. _ _
[D] Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C]
then you [D] can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew. _
_ _ _ [Am] _ In [A] Tennessee, tobacco, alcohol, times [Am] ran me out.
[A] Most of you are up in Gary.
Close that big mill down, I feed [D] my best in Detroit City.
The cut production back.
_ [A] Worked hard on the seaboard, fought the rail, rode the rail track.
[E] I've gotta feed my family, [D] there ain't nothing I won't do.
_ [C] How can [D] you tell me there's no room [A] on the crew?
There's [D] no room on the crew.
_ _ I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before.
Tell [D] you what I'm gonna do.
_ Suppose you can use [E] one more.
We'll put [D] your five best men together.
[A] If they fill [D] my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room [A] on the crew.
_ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[D] There's no room on the crew.
_ I've heard that [A] line before.
I've heard it before. _
[D] Tell you what I'm gonna _ _ do.
Suppose you can [E] use one more.
_ [D] We'll put your five best men together.
[A] If they fill my shoes, [C] then [D] you can tell me there's no room on the [A] crew.
_ _ [C]
Then you can [D] tell me _ there's [C] _
_ [G] no room [A] on the crew. _ _ _
_ _ _ Hey, buddy, I'm looking for some work here.
_ _ He's a good man? _ _
I don't know.
That road, son, that road. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _