Chords for Tony Rice - "Molly & Tenbrooks"

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Right old Molly run, right [Eb] old Molly run, [Bb] Henry's gonna meet you,
to the bright shining sun, to the bright shining [Ab] sun [F] Lord, to the bright [Bb] shining sun.
_ _ _ Henry's love's a big big force, he wore a jacket [Eb] made,
he'd run all around [Bb] Memphis and he'd beat them Memphis trains,
beat them Memphis trains [F] Lord, beat them [Bb] Memphis trains. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ Henry said to Molly, what made your head [Eb] so red,
running [Bb] in the hot sun with a fever in my head,
fever in my head [F] Lord, fever [Bb] in my head. _
Molly said to Henry, I'm sure looking [Eb] mighty swell,
Henry said to [Bb] Molly, I'm leaving this old one,
leaving this old one [F] Lord, leaving [Bb] this old one. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ Out in California, where my little [Eb] nanny she pleased,
she came back [Bb] to old Kentucky, got fevered all these,
fevered all these [F] Lord, fevered [Bb] all these.
The women's all laughing, the children [Eb] all in crime,
[Bb] men's all horrid, [F] old Ken Brooks [Bb] replied,
_ old Ken Brooks replied [F] Lord, old Ken [Bb] Brooks replied. _ _
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Piper, Piper you're not [Cm] riding right,
Molly's a [Bb] beating old Ken [F] Brooks, clear [Bb] out of sight,
clear out of sight Lord, clear out of sight.
_ _ Piper, Piper, Piper [Eb] my son,
We bought Ken [Bb] Brooks and dried on,
[F] let old Ken [Bb] Brooks run.
Let old Ken Brooks run Lord, let old Ken Brooks _ run. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ Go and fetch old Ken Brooks, and [Fm] hit him [Eb] in the shade,
we're going to bury [Bb] old Molly, in a coffin ready made,
coffin ready made Lord, coffin ready made. _
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Let old Ken Brooks run Lord, let old Ken Brooks run. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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