Chords for Red Simpson-Sleeper five by two
Tempo:
146.45 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G]
[C]
I'm a-rollin' this jimmy on home, my bones are tired and my eyes [G] are red.
I know the little woman sawin' lots of logs on a great big king [C]-size bed.
My best friend Saul installed me a sleeper on my rig for a pretty [F] price, too.
But I [G] ain't had much sleep these last ten days, cause that sleeper's just five [C] by two.
[F] Saul said, Red, that's a comfortable bed, it's [C] gonna seem like a paid vacation.
But that little bitty runt's either pullin' a stunt or got no [G] imagination.
With [C] your elbow in your nose and the other one in your toes and a jack tryin' to run you [F] clean through,
[G] show me how to get some sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two.
[G]
[C]
I had to move that load on down the road, cause I've got a deadline [G] to keep.
But I'm gettin' just a little more burned every day, cause I'm gettin' just a little less [C] sleep.
Well, both of my knees are gaunted and there's a burn up the side of [F] my head.
I [G] can't afford a room, cause I got a lot of bills and one is that king [C]-size bed.
Well, [F] that little bitty sleeper on the back of my cab [C] ain't fit for the rabbit hutch.
Saul might have went to college, but if he did, he didn't ignore it [G] much.
[D] But [C] if I wake up, I'm gonna look Saul up and make him know what I've [F] been through.
[G] He's gonna show me how to sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two.
[G]
[C]
Coffee's keepin' me straight, but I'm in terrible shape.
Just chauffeur 20 tons [G] of steel.
But if you've never been a fish in a sardine can, then you couldn't figure how [C] I feel.
I think I've had enough, this road's too tough.
I'm gonna find me a brand [F] new ringle.
[G] But first I'm gonna hit that king-size bed and I'll pull me a Rip [C] Van Winkle.
Well, [F] that sleeper's gotta go or my name ain't Joe.
[C] And I hope that lightning strikes me.
I'll just lay there and get covered up with sweat.
Wondering who up there don't [G] like me.
[C] I'm gonna tell Saul all I need is one more friend [F] like you.
[G] Cause a torture chamber is what he's built.
[G] It's a hotbox [C] five by two.
Yeah, [G] show me how to get some sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two.
[C]
I'm a-rollin' this jimmy on home, my bones are tired and my eyes [G] are red.
I know the little woman sawin' lots of logs on a great big king [C]-size bed.
My best friend Saul installed me a sleeper on my rig for a pretty [F] price, too.
But I [G] ain't had much sleep these last ten days, cause that sleeper's just five [C] by two.
[F] Saul said, Red, that's a comfortable bed, it's [C] gonna seem like a paid vacation.
But that little bitty runt's either pullin' a stunt or got no [G] imagination.
With [C] your elbow in your nose and the other one in your toes and a jack tryin' to run you [F] clean through,
[G] show me how to get some sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two.
[G]
[C]
I had to move that load on down the road, cause I've got a deadline [G] to keep.
But I'm gettin' just a little more burned every day, cause I'm gettin' just a little less [C] sleep.
Well, both of my knees are gaunted and there's a burn up the side of [F] my head.
I [G] can't afford a room, cause I got a lot of bills and one is that king [C]-size bed.
Well, [F] that little bitty sleeper on the back of my cab [C] ain't fit for the rabbit hutch.
Saul might have went to college, but if he did, he didn't ignore it [G] much.
[D] But [C] if I wake up, I'm gonna look Saul up and make him know what I've [F] been through.
[G] He's gonna show me how to sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two.
[G]
[C]
Coffee's keepin' me straight, but I'm in terrible shape.
Just chauffeur 20 tons [G] of steel.
But if you've never been a fish in a sardine can, then you couldn't figure how [C] I feel.
I think I've had enough, this road's too tough.
I'm gonna find me a brand [F] new ringle.
[G] But first I'm gonna hit that king-size bed and I'll pull me a Rip [C] Van Winkle.
Well, [F] that sleeper's gotta go or my name ain't Joe.
[C] And I hope that lightning strikes me.
I'll just lay there and get covered up with sweat.
Wondering who up there don't [G] like me.
[C] I'm gonna tell Saul all I need is one more friend [F] like you.
[G] Cause a torture chamber is what he's built.
[G] It's a hotbox [C] five by two.
Yeah, [G] show me how to get some sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two.
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_ I'm a-rollin' this jimmy on home, my bones are tired and my eyes [G] are red. _
I know the little woman sawin' lots of logs on a great big king [C]-size bed.
_ My best friend Saul installed me a sleeper on my rig for a pretty [F] price, too. _
But I [G] ain't had much sleep these last ten days, cause that sleeper's just five [C] by two. _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] Saul said, Red, that's a comfortable bed, it's [C] gonna seem like a paid vacation.
But that little bitty runt's either pullin' a stunt or got no _ [G] imagination. _ _ _
_ _ With [C] your elbow in your nose and the other one in your toes and a jack tryin' to run you [F] clean through,
_ [G] show me how to get some sleep _ in a sleeper five [C] by two. _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
I had to move that load on down the road, cause I've got a deadline [G] to keep.
But I'm gettin' just a little more burned every day, cause I'm gettin' just a little less [C] sleep.
_ Well, both of my knees are gaunted and there's a burn up the side of [F] my head.
I [G] can't afford a room, cause I got a lot of bills and one is that king [C]-size bed. _ _
_ _ Well, [F] that little bitty sleeper on the back of my cab [C] ain't fit for the rabbit hutch. _
_ Saul might have went to college, but if he did, he didn't ignore it [G] much. _ _ _
_ _ [D] But [C] if I wake up, I'm gonna look Saul up and make him know what I've [F] been through.
_ [G] He's gonna show me how to sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two. _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Coffee's keepin' me straight, but I'm in terrible shape.
Just chauffeur 20 tons [G] of steel. _ _
But if you've never been a fish in a sardine can, then you couldn't figure how [C] I feel.
_ I think I've had enough, this road's too tough.
I'm gonna find me a brand [F] new ringle.
_ [G] But first I'm gonna hit that king-size bed and I'll pull me a Rip [C] Van Winkle. _
Well, _ _ [F] that sleeper's gotta go or my name ain't Joe.
[C] And I hope that lightning strikes me.
_ I'll just lay there and get covered up with sweat.
Wondering who up there don't [G] like me. _
_ _ _ [C] I'm gonna tell Saul all I need is _ one more friend [F] like you.
_ [G] Cause a torture chamber is what he's built.
[G] It's a hotbox [C] five by two. _
Yeah, _ _ [G] show me how to get some sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I'm a-rollin' this jimmy on home, my bones are tired and my eyes [G] are red. _
I know the little woman sawin' lots of logs on a great big king [C]-size bed.
_ My best friend Saul installed me a sleeper on my rig for a pretty [F] price, too. _
But I [G] ain't had much sleep these last ten days, cause that sleeper's just five [C] by two. _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] Saul said, Red, that's a comfortable bed, it's [C] gonna seem like a paid vacation.
But that little bitty runt's either pullin' a stunt or got no _ [G] imagination. _ _ _
_ _ With [C] your elbow in your nose and the other one in your toes and a jack tryin' to run you [F] clean through,
_ [G] show me how to get some sleep _ in a sleeper five [C] by two. _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
I had to move that load on down the road, cause I've got a deadline [G] to keep.
But I'm gettin' just a little more burned every day, cause I'm gettin' just a little less [C] sleep.
_ Well, both of my knees are gaunted and there's a burn up the side of [F] my head.
I [G] can't afford a room, cause I got a lot of bills and one is that king [C]-size bed. _ _
_ _ Well, [F] that little bitty sleeper on the back of my cab [C] ain't fit for the rabbit hutch. _
_ Saul might have went to college, but if he did, he didn't ignore it [G] much. _ _ _
_ _ [D] But [C] if I wake up, I'm gonna look Saul up and make him know what I've [F] been through.
_ [G] He's gonna show me how to sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two. _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Coffee's keepin' me straight, but I'm in terrible shape.
Just chauffeur 20 tons [G] of steel. _ _
But if you've never been a fish in a sardine can, then you couldn't figure how [C] I feel.
_ I think I've had enough, this road's too tough.
I'm gonna find me a brand [F] new ringle.
_ [G] But first I'm gonna hit that king-size bed and I'll pull me a Rip [C] Van Winkle. _
Well, _ _ [F] that sleeper's gotta go or my name ain't Joe.
[C] And I hope that lightning strikes me.
_ I'll just lay there and get covered up with sweat.
Wondering who up there don't [G] like me. _
_ _ _ [C] I'm gonna tell Saul all I need is _ one more friend [F] like you.
_ [G] Cause a torture chamber is what he's built.
[G] It's a hotbox [C] five by two. _
Yeah, _ _ [G] show me how to get some sleep in a sleeper five [C] by two. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
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