Chords for ONE TOKE OVER THE LINE , BREWER AND SHIPLEY
Tempo:
78.6 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

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We did that song we just wrote, and we didn't [Db] even take that song seriously.
ourselves.
time came backstage and he said,
and we took a little break after we finished the LP and went down to the floor
[N] back to discover that they had not only released it as a single,
big trouble.
Spiro T.
personally [C] on national TV one night as subversives to [Db] American youth.
ourselves.
time came backstage and he said,
and we took a little break after we finished the LP and went down to the floor
[N] back to discover that they had not only released it as a single,
big trouble.
Spiro T.
personally [C] on national TV one night as subversives to [Db] American youth.
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We did that song we just wrote, and we didn't [Db] even take that song seriously.
We just [Eb] wrote that song entertaining ourselves.
We really did.
Never even thought [E] about recording it or anything.
[B] The president of the record company we were with at the time came backstage and he said,
oh, you've got to record that and add it to [A] the LP.
[Eb] So we did, and we took a little break after we finished the LP and went down to the floor
to eat and do some [A] fishing.
Came [N] back to discover that they had not only released it as a single,
and it was shooting up the charts, but we were in big trouble.
They had the vice president of the United States of America at the time, Spiro T.
named _ _ us, Tom and me, named us personally [C] on national TV one night as subversives to [Db] American youth.
[N] _
_ _ _ _ We were making a series of it.
And now another fan of ours, and we [D] appreciate it.
_ [A] _ _ _ We were in London, not only that, but we were in London when Lawrence Welk [E] performed our song.
Lawrence Welk.
It's true, that's where we got it.
[Eb] 35 years, we looked for a copy of it, and finally [Gb] got one a couple years ago,
and now [Eb] everybody can see it on YouTube.
There he is, [A] conducting the champagne music.
When he started [Eb] doing it, the Grateful Dead starts doing the same darn song.
[B] So Michael and I are the only guys on the planet who ever wrote a song that was performed
both by [Db] Lawrence Welk and Jerry Garcia. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ And that was a song called, Oh Mommy, [B] I Ain't No Commie.
_ [A] _ _ [D] Anyway, if you remember, that was how we [A] did it. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ Who do you [D] love?
Always [A]
me.
I've been [B] drinking, [Bm] and you've been playing [E] the sea.
[A] I've been enjoying my pain, and my mom said,
if I let you be [D] a part of me, [Bm] you [A] should have striped and dead.
Now I'm one color for the light, sweet Jesus, [D] one color for the [E] light.
Sitting downtown [B] in the railway [D] station, one color for [A] the light.
Waiting for the train to go to Salt Street and [D] Mary,
before I let it pass [A] on time.
Sitting [Dbm] downtown in the railway [Bm] station, one color for [A] the light.
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I'm just waiting for the train to go to Salt Street and [D] Mary,
before I let it [E] pass on time.
Sitting downtown [B] in the railway [D] station, one color for [A] the light.
I wanna be one color for the light, sweet [D] Jesus, one color for the light.
[E] Sitting [Ab] downtown in the railway [Bm] station, one color [A] for the light.
Waiting for the train to go to Salt Street and [D] Mary,
[A] before I let it pass on time.
[B] Sitting downtown in the railway [D] station, [B] one color for the light.
Sitting downtown in the railway [Bm] station, one color for the light.
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We just [Eb] wrote that song entertaining ourselves.
We really did.
Never even thought [E] about recording it or anything.
[B] The president of the record company we were with at the time came backstage and he said,
oh, you've got to record that and add it to [A] the LP.
[Eb] So we did, and we took a little break after we finished the LP and went down to the floor
to eat and do some [A] fishing.
Came [N] back to discover that they had not only released it as a single,
and it was shooting up the charts, but we were in big trouble.
They had the vice president of the United States of America at the time, Spiro T.
named _ _ us, Tom and me, named us personally [C] on national TV one night as subversives to [Db] American youth.
[N] _
_ _ _ _ We were making a series of it.
And now another fan of ours, and we [D] appreciate it.
_ [A] _ _ _ We were in London, not only that, but we were in London when Lawrence Welk [E] performed our song.
Lawrence Welk.
It's true, that's where we got it.
[Eb] 35 years, we looked for a copy of it, and finally [Gb] got one a couple years ago,
and now [Eb] everybody can see it on YouTube.
There he is, [A] conducting the champagne music.
When he started [Eb] doing it, the Grateful Dead starts doing the same darn song.
[B] So Michael and I are the only guys on the planet who ever wrote a song that was performed
both by [Db] Lawrence Welk and Jerry Garcia. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [E] _ And that was a song called, Oh Mommy, [B] I Ain't No Commie.
_ [A] _ _ [D] Anyway, if you remember, that was how we [A] did it. _ _ _ _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _
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_ Who do you [D] love?
Always [A]
me.
I've been [B] drinking, [Bm] and you've been playing [E] the sea.
[A] I've been enjoying my pain, and my mom said,
if I let you be [D] a part of me, [Bm] you [A] should have striped and dead.
Now I'm one color for the light, sweet Jesus, [D] one color for the [E] light.
Sitting downtown [B] in the railway [D] station, one color for [A] the light.
Waiting for the train to go to Salt Street and [D] Mary,
before I let it pass [A] on time.
Sitting [Dbm] downtown in the railway [Bm] station, one color for [A] the light.
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'm just waiting for the train to go to Salt Street and [D] Mary,
before I let it [E] pass on time.
Sitting downtown [B] in the railway [D] station, one color for [A] the light.
I wanna be one color for the light, sweet [D] Jesus, one color for the light.
[E] Sitting [Ab] downtown in the railway [Bm] station, one color [A] for the light.
Waiting for the train to go to Salt Street and [D] Mary,
[A] before I let it pass on time.
[B] Sitting downtown in the railway [D] station, [B] one color for the light.
Sitting downtown in the railway [Bm] station, one color for the light.
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