Chords for Poor Man - Rusty Cage feat. Molly
Tempo:
86.65 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Despite what you all might think, I actually do have a family.
I have a mother and a father and I was born.
And this is my sister Molly and we're going to play a song for you.
We [A] hope that you enjoy it.
One.
[D] [A]
[E]
[A]
Hush up honey, don't you cry.
[D] Things are gonna get better, in the [A] by and by.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man in [A] this world.
Work till the winter, work till the spring.
[D] I plant my corn and potatoes, then it [A] wouldn't rain.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man [A] in this world.
I kicked down on my knees, Lord I thought I'd pray.
[D] Along came a great big flood, washed everything [A] away.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man in [A] this world.
Work till the winter, Lord work comes the fall.
[D] All I got for Christmas was a pair of overalls.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man in this [A] world.
[D] [A]
[E]
[A]
I got down on my knees, looked up to the sky.
[D] All that I could think of, sad second [A] Lord why.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man in [A] this world.
Hush up honey, lock your donkey down.
[D] You know that I love you, and [A] even then.
When [E] there ain't a thing for a poor man [A] in this world.
When [F#] there ain't a thing for a poor man in this world.
I have a mother and a father and I was born.
And this is my sister Molly and we're going to play a song for you.
We [A] hope that you enjoy it.
One.
[D] [A]
[E]
[A]
Hush up honey, don't you cry.
[D] Things are gonna get better, in the [A] by and by.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man in [A] this world.
Work till the winter, work till the spring.
[D] I plant my corn and potatoes, then it [A] wouldn't rain.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man [A] in this world.
I kicked down on my knees, Lord I thought I'd pray.
[D] Along came a great big flood, washed everything [A] away.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man in [A] this world.
Work till the winter, Lord work comes the fall.
[D] All I got for Christmas was a pair of overalls.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man in this [A] world.
[D] [A]
[E]
[A]
I got down on my knees, looked up to the sky.
[D] All that I could think of, sad second [A] Lord why.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man in [A] this world.
Hush up honey, lock your donkey down.
[D] You know that I love you, and [A] even then.
When [E] there ain't a thing for a poor man [A] in this world.
When [F#] there ain't a thing for a poor man in this world.
Key:
A
D
E
F#
A
D
E
F#
Despite what you all might think, I actually do have a family.
I have a mother and a father and I was born.
And this is my sister Molly and we're going to play a song for you.
We [A] hope that you enjoy it.
_ One.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Hush up honey, _ don't you cry.
[D] Things are gonna get better, in the [A] by and by.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man _ in [A] this world. _ _
Work till the winter, work till the spring.
[D] I plant my corn and potatoes, then it [A] wouldn't rain.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man _ [A] in this world.
I _ kicked down on my knees, Lord I thought I'd pray.
[D] Along came a great big flood, washed everything [A] away.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man _ in [A] this world.
_ Work till the winter, Lord work comes the fall.
[D] All I got for Christmas was a pair of _ overalls.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man _ in this [A] world.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I got down on my knees, looked up to the sky.
[D] All that I could think of, sad second [A] Lord why.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man _ in [A] this world. _ _ _
_ _ _ Hush up honey, lock your donkey down.
[D] You know that I love you, and [A] even then.
When [E] there ain't a thing for a poor man _ [A] in this world. _ _ _
When [F#] there ain't a thing for a poor man _ in this world. _ _ _ _
I have a mother and a father and I was born.
And this is my sister Molly and we're going to play a song for you.
We [A] hope that you enjoy it.
_ One.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Hush up honey, _ don't you cry.
[D] Things are gonna get better, in the [A] by and by.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man _ in [A] this world. _ _
Work till the winter, work till the spring.
[D] I plant my corn and potatoes, then it [A] wouldn't rain.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man _ [A] in this world.
I _ kicked down on my knees, Lord I thought I'd pray.
[D] Along came a great big flood, washed everything [A] away.
When there [E] ain't a thing for a poor man _ in [A] this world.
_ Work till the winter, Lord work comes the fall.
[D] All I got for Christmas was a pair of _ overalls.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man _ in this [A] world.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I got down on my knees, looked up to the sky.
[D] All that I could think of, sad second [A] Lord why.
[E] When there ain't a thing for a poor man _ in [A] this world. _ _ _
_ _ _ Hush up honey, lock your donkey down.
[D] You know that I love you, and [A] even then.
When [E] there ain't a thing for a poor man _ [A] in this world. _ _ _
When [F#] there ain't a thing for a poor man _ in this world. _ _ _ _