Chords for Stjernekamp 2 - Silya - Please, Mr. Jailer
Tempo:
84.55 bpm
Chords used:
Cm
G
Ab
Fm
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Cm]
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my man [Cm] go free?
Oh, please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let my [Dm] man go free?
[G] [Cm] Oh, he don't belong in prison, though he's guilty as can be
[Ab] But the only crime he's guilty of is simply loving me, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
[Fm] Just look [Cm] into his eyes [Fm] and open [Cm] up that door
[Fm] Cause when you [Cm] hear him play [D] guitar, you will [G] never score
Oh, [Cm] please Mr.
[Ab] Taylor, won't [G] you let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him come [G] home to me?
Oh, [Cm] I know that no other man will ever do
And [Ab] I know the answer is all up to you, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
[Fm] I've been [Cm] down here so often, [Fm] you don't even [Cm] ask my name
[Fm] And if you [Cm] keep him all his life, [D] I'll be here [G] just to [Cm] see
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, let him go, let him go, yeah
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him [G] come home to me?
[Gm] Oh, [Cm] that night in October in 1953
[Ab] How could he be in Frisco when he was home with me?
Yeah, [Cm] yeah, yeah, please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
[Ab] Please just let my [G] man go [A] free
[G] [A] [Cm]
[N]
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my man [Cm] go free?
Oh, please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let my [Dm] man go free?
[G] [Cm] Oh, he don't belong in prison, though he's guilty as can be
[Ab] But the only crime he's guilty of is simply loving me, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
[Fm] Just look [Cm] into his eyes [Fm] and open [Cm] up that door
[Fm] Cause when you [Cm] hear him play [D] guitar, you will [G] never score
Oh, [Cm] please Mr.
[Ab] Taylor, won't [G] you let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him come [G] home to me?
Oh, [Cm] I know that no other man will ever do
And [Ab] I know the answer is all up to you, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
[Fm] I've been [Cm] down here so often, [Fm] you don't even [Cm] ask my name
[Fm] And if you [Cm] keep him all his life, [D] I'll be here [G] just to [Cm] see
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, let him go, let him go, yeah
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him [G] come home to me?
[Gm] Oh, [Cm] that night in October in 1953
[Ab] How could he be in Frisco when he was home with me?
Yeah, [Cm] yeah, yeah, please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
[Ab] Please just let my [G] man go [A] free
[G] [A] [Cm]
[N]
Key:
Cm
G
Ab
Fm
D
Cm
G
Ab
_ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my man [Cm] go free?
_ _ _ _ Oh, please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let my [Dm] man go free?
_ [G] _ _ _ [Cm] Oh, he don't belong in prison, though he's guilty as can be
[Ab] But the only crime he's guilty of is simply loving me, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
_ _ _ _ [Fm] Just look [Cm] into his eyes [Fm] and open [Cm] up that door
[Fm] Cause when you [Cm] hear him play [D] guitar, you will [G] never score
Oh, [Cm] please Mr.
[Ab] Taylor, won't [G] you let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, _ please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him come [G] home to me?
Oh, _ _ _ [Cm] I know that no other man will ever do
And [Ab] I know the answer is all up to you, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
_ _ _ [Fm] I've been [Cm] down here so often, [Fm] you don't even [Cm] ask my name
[Fm] And if you [Cm] keep him all his life, [D] I'll be here [G] just to _ [Cm] see
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, let him go, let him go, yeah
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him [G] come home to me?
[Gm] Oh, _ _ _ [Cm] that night in October in 1953
[Ab] How could he be in Frisco when he was home with me?
Yeah, [Cm] yeah, yeah, please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] Please just let my [G] man go [A] free
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [Cm] _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my man [Cm] go free?
_ _ _ _ Oh, please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let my [Dm] man go free?
_ [G] _ _ _ [Cm] Oh, he don't belong in prison, though he's guilty as can be
[Ab] But the only crime he's guilty of is simply loving me, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
_ _ _ _ [Fm] Just look [Cm] into his eyes [Fm] and open [Cm] up that door
[Fm] Cause when you [Cm] hear him play [D] guitar, you will [G] never score
Oh, [Cm] please Mr.
[Ab] Taylor, won't [G] you let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, _ please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him come [G] home to me?
Oh, _ _ _ [Cm] I know that no other man will ever do
And [Ab] I know the answer is all up to you, [Cm] so
Please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
_ _ _ [Fm] I've been [Cm] down here so often, [Fm] you don't even [Cm] ask my name
[Fm] And if you [Cm] keep him all his life, [D] I'll be here [G] just to _ [Cm] see
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
Oh, let him go, let him go, yeah
Please Mr.
Taylor, won't you let him [G] come home to me?
[Gm] Oh, _ _ _ [Cm] that night in October in 1953
[Ab] How could he be in Frisco when he was home with me?
Yeah, [Cm] yeah, yeah, please Mr.
Taylor, [Ab] won't you [G] let my [Cm] man go free?
_ _ _ _ _ [Ab] Please just let my [G] man go [A] free
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [Cm] _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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