Chords for The Balladers - Tom gets the last laugh with pt n oz

Okay, here we go.
We're back PT and OZ. _
_ _ That was a segue.
It was a break going in back.
I don't know.
Call it whatever you want.
Back _ [Bbm] when you and I were in the [Bb] radio,
I used to get a kick out of all the turn of you guys.
You segue.
You know, you had to segue.
What the hell is a segue?
It's funny though because now I'm back over at _
_ _ _ [Bbm] MUS, KBZ, [Bb] whatever, Clear Channel.
Just doing a little part time stuff over there.
I do some of that old radio talk from the back days.
They don't even know what I'm talking about. _
_ I guess it wasn't worldwide radio talk.
It was ours, I guess.
Are you ready for a little comedy?
Sure.
You're going to get a kick out of this one.
This group is called The Balladeers.
They're from LA.
Fred, Al, and Johnny.
They had one song charted. _
_ One song charted.
We're going to play it.
That's why we don't do radio anymore.
We can't talk. _
Of course we couldn't talk back then either,
but we didn't care. _ _ _
No, it was not charted.
I'm sorry.
It's on the _ Delphi label.
This is one of these people that had one hit,
no shows.
You know what I mean?
It didn't even show up.
But anyways, the Delphi label had
Johnny Crawford on it from the TV show The _ _ Rifleman.
That was Johnny Crawford.
He did Cindy's Birthday and a few other.
He had a couple big hits.
Delphi had some other big hits on it too.
But anyways, this is a funny one.
The Balladeers.
Nobody heard of them.
They're from LA.
I don't even know how I got hold of this.
[Gb] Well, that Delphi label is a little different too, isn't it?
Yeah.
You'll see a picture of it.
Anyways, this is called_
Everybody remembers Tom Dooley? _
The Kingston Trio?
This is called Tom Gets the Last Laugh.
He [Eb] doesn't get [Bb] to hang down his head.
Tom Gets the Last Laugh.
On Delphi, The Balladeers.
_ _ [E] Now I know you've all heard the story
of Tom Dooley.
And how [Gb] he was hung for stabbing [B] that gal.
_ But nobody knows what happened
at the hanging. _
Maybe you'd like to know.
It was like [E] this.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
When he fell through the gallows _ _
Something he knew [B] was wrong _ _
[Ebm] There on his toes he [B] balanced _
They had the rope [E] too long
Well, look a here
Raise up your head Tom Dooley _ _
There'll be no [B] _ requiem _ _
Raise up your head Tom _ Dooley
You got the [E] laugh on them _
_ _ _ There on that frosty morning
_ They cut Tom [B] Dooley down
_ _ Wrapped him in dark brown muslin
_ Then laid him [E] on the ground
_ Go home you folks at Grayson
_ Here lies a [B] sinful man
_ _ When everyone departed
_ _ Dooley got up [E] and ran
Don't look back, raise up your head Tom _ Dooley
There'll be no _ [B]
requiem
Don't look back, raise up your head Tom _ Dooley
You got the laugh [E] on them _ _ _ _ _
This time tomorrow _ _
Reckon [B] where he'll be _ _
By the way he's running
_ He'll be in [E] Tennessee
_ _ Raise up your head Tom _ Dooley
There'll be [B] no requiem
_ _ _ Raise up your head Tom Dooley
You got the laugh [E] on them
_ _ Raise up your head Tom Dooley
_ _ There'll be no _ [B] requiem
_ _ Raise up your head Tom Dooley
_ You've got the laugh [E] on _ them. _ _
_ _ You've got the laugh on them.
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