Trudy_Charlie Daniels Chords

[A] This is a song I _ _ had back before most of y'all were born.
_ _ _ _ This is off a, Sammy Albin's talking about a while ago
called Fire on a Mountain.
It's called [D] Trudy.
[Am] _ _ _ _ Call up Trudy [D] on [Em] the telephone.
[Bm] _ _ _ [D] Send her a letter [A] in the mail.
[C#] _ [A] _ _ Tell her I'm hung up counting dollars.
[E] Go ahead.
_ _ [A] And they won't let me out of this [F#m] jail
unless she asks [D] how I'm a fair.
[Bm] _
_ _ Tell her I'm just about to lose [A] my mind.
_ _ _ Worried about old John Lee Walker
[E] _ and the girl I left [Am] behind.
_ _ _ Now John Lee Walker [D] was a cart mechanic.
_ [Em] _ _ [D] Had a hand for trouble and an eye [Em] for cash.
_ _ _ _ Luckiest man in [E] Dallas County.
_ _ Had a gold watch chain and a black [Em] mustache.
Could have switched a red knife in his left [D] heel pocket.
[E] _ _ [D]
Had a .44
hog leg up under [Em] his coat. _ _ _
Cut you down in a New [E] York minute. _ _
If they caught you cheating, that was all [D] she [C] wrote. _ _
[D] So call up Trudy on the telephone. _ _ _
Send her a letter in the [A] mail. _ _ _ _
Tell her I'm hung up counting dollars.
[E] _ _ _
And they won't let me [A] out of this jail
unless she asks [D] how I'm a fair.
_ _ _ Tell her I'm just about to lose [A] my mind.
_ _ Worried about old John Lee Walker
[E] and _ the girl I left [C] behind.
_ _ [Am] Well, I just [E] got to town last [D] Friday evening.
_ _ I sure as hell didn't [A] mean to stay.
_ _ [Em] I was on my way back to [E] Louisiana.
_ _ _ I had a powerful thirst and [A] six months to pay.
I met a brockside blonde in a bar [D] on Leeville. _ _
[F#] I was flying high and I was feeling [Em] mean. _ _
[A] _ Poured down a bottle and a half [E] of red eye. _
_ Dropped $35 in the slot [A] machine
and the boys in the back was a dealing [D] seven card.
_ _ I sat down and won me a hundred [A] and ten.
_ [D] _ _ [A] I was raking in chips like Grant [E] took a rich man.
[A] _ [E] _ If the John Lee come, I [A] strolled in.
He read out the table like a [D] 707.
[Am] _ _
[E] _ [D] Pretty soon he done won all of [Em] my bread.
[Dm] _
[E] _ I accused him of cheating and he reached for a pistol. _ _
I grabbed a chair and I went outside to his [A] head
and I took off running like [D] a [E] motorcycle.
_ _ [D] I heard the bullets whining [A] inside me and well.
_ _ Took half the cops in [E] Dallas County
just to put one cool ass boy in [Am] jail.
_ _ So I called up Judy [D] on the [G] telephone.
[D] _ _ _ Sent her a letter in [A] the mail.
_ _ _ Tell her I'm hung up in Dallas
[E] and _ [D] they [A] won't let me out of this jail
and if she ask how [D] I'm a fairin' _
_ tell her I'm just about [A] to lose my mind. _
_ Worried about old [E] John Lee Walker _
and [A] the girl I left behind.
Call up Judy [Am] on _ _ [D] the telephone.
Sent her a letter in the [A] mail.
[Em] _ _ _ Tell her I'm hung up [E] in Dallas
_ _ and they won't let me [A] out of this jail.
If she ask how [D] I'm a fairin'
[Em] _ [D] _
tell her I'm just about to lose [A] my mind. _ _
Worried about old John [E] Lee Walker
_ and the girl I left [C] behind. _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Thank you.
I _ _ _ _ _ don't think_
_ _ I don't think anybody's been on the guitar that hard since Ritchie Havens. _ _ _