Chords for Xavier Rudd - I Need A Dollar (Aloe Blacc cover) Triple J's Like A Version
Tempo:
100 bpm
Chords used:
Db
Ab
Gb
Eb
Abm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] Xavier Rudd is here on your Friday morning for Like A Version.
Our guest today just did
some wonderful live music before 8 o'clock.
We're going to get a cover.
The clue was the
song reminds you of your dad and it would come in handy if you're at a parking meter.
Please, reveal to us, Xavier Rudd, what is today's cover?
The song is by a fella called Aloe Blacc and it's Anita Dollar.
Oh, great song.
Very great song that sort of had a bit of a gradual rise in popularity but then you
sort of hear everywhere, why does it remind you of your dad?
I can see why it'd be handy
at a parking meter.
Is Aloe Blacc your dad?
Yeah, he might be.
You never know.
[Eb] No, it's just, I don't know, my dad's just a classic and as I went through the lyrics
it just made me smile and think of him and think of me and how as I get older I realise
I've ended up more like him than I thought I would. Right.
It always happens that way, doesn't it?
Always the way.
Alright then, on Triple J this morning for Like A Version, let's hear it, Xavier Rudd
performing Aloe Blacc's Anita Dollar.
Take it away.
[Abm] [Gbm] [Db]
[Ebm] [Ab] [Gb] [Db]
[Gb] [Ab] [Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Dbm] dollar, that's what I [Ab] need, yeah, yeah.
[Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Eb] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita [Ab] Dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] If I shared with [Gb] you my [Eb] story, [Db] would you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
[Ab] Bad [Gb] times [Eb] coming, [Db] rip what I don't [Ebm] sew.
[Ab] [Eb] [Gb] Let me tell you [Db] something, all that glitters ain't [Ab] gold.
It's been [Gb] a long, [Db] long troublesome road [Eb] and I'm looking for somebody to come and help
me carry this load.
[Abm] [Gb] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Ebm] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita Dollar, [Ab] dollar, dollar, [Dbm] that's what I [D] need.
[Eb] I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [D] ground.
[Eb] [Ab] Everything around [Db] me is falling [Bb] down.
[Eb] And all [Ab] I want is someone [Eb] to help me.
[Abm]
I [Gb] had a job, [Db] but the bossman let me go.
[Ab] He said, I'm [Gb] sorry, but I [Db] won't be needing your help no [Ebm] more.
And [Ab] I said, please, [Gb] Mr.
Bossman, I [Db] need this job more than you know.
But [Ab] he gave me my last paycheck, and he sent me on out the door.
I [Db] need a dollar, dollar, dollar is what I need.
[Bbm] I [Ab]
need [Db] a dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Ab] need.
I [Ebm] [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] And if I share with you [Gb] my story, would [Db] you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [Eb] ground.
[Ab] Everything around [Db] me is crumbling [Eb] down.
And all [Ab] I want [Db] is someone [Eb] to help me.
What in [Db] the world am [Eb] I going to do [Db] tomorrow?
[Eb] Is [Db] there [Eb] someone whose dollar [Db] I can borrow?
Who can help me take away my sorrow?
Maybe [Ab] inside the bottle, maybe inside the bottle.
And I had [Gb] a good [Ab] old buddy, [Db] his name was whiskey and [Ab] wine.
[Gb] For my good [Db] old buddy, I spent my last [Eb] dimes.
[Ab] [Gb] Wine is good to [Eb] me, [Db] helps me pass the time.
[Bbm] And my good old [Abm] buddy, whiskey [Em] keeps me warmer than [Dbm] sunshine.
[Ab] Your [Gb] mom with me, I'm [Db] just a child who's got his own.
[Ab] If [Gb] God has plans for me, [Db] I hope it ain't written in [Ab] stone.
She could die [Gb] of me working, working [Db] myself down to the bone.
[Ab] And I swear on Grandpa's grave, [N] I'll be paid when I come home.
[Ab] I [Gb] need a [G] dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] [Gb] I need a dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Abm] need.
I [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Abm] And if I share [Gb] with you my story, [Eb] would you [Db] share your dollar with me?
[Ab] Come on, share [Gb] your dollar with me.
[Db] Come on, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on, give me your [Gb] dollar.
Share your [Db] dollar, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on.
[F] [Gb] [Db]
[B] [Ab] [Ebm] [Db] [Ebm]
[Abm] .
Our guest today just did
some wonderful live music before 8 o'clock.
We're going to get a cover.
The clue was the
song reminds you of your dad and it would come in handy if you're at a parking meter.
Please, reveal to us, Xavier Rudd, what is today's cover?
The song is by a fella called Aloe Blacc and it's Anita Dollar.
Oh, great song.
Very great song that sort of had a bit of a gradual rise in popularity but then you
sort of hear everywhere, why does it remind you of your dad?
I can see why it'd be handy
at a parking meter.
Is Aloe Blacc your dad?
Yeah, he might be.
You never know.
[Eb] No, it's just, I don't know, my dad's just a classic and as I went through the lyrics
it just made me smile and think of him and think of me and how as I get older I realise
I've ended up more like him than I thought I would. Right.
It always happens that way, doesn't it?
Always the way.
Alright then, on Triple J this morning for Like A Version, let's hear it, Xavier Rudd
performing Aloe Blacc's Anita Dollar.
Take it away.
[Abm] [Gbm] [Db]
[Ebm] [Ab] [Gb] [Db]
[Gb] [Ab] [Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Dbm] dollar, that's what I [Ab] need, yeah, yeah.
[Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Eb] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita [Ab] Dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] If I shared with [Gb] you my [Eb] story, [Db] would you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
[Ab] Bad [Gb] times [Eb] coming, [Db] rip what I don't [Ebm] sew.
[Ab] [Eb] [Gb] Let me tell you [Db] something, all that glitters ain't [Ab] gold.
It's been [Gb] a long, [Db] long troublesome road [Eb] and I'm looking for somebody to come and help
me carry this load.
[Abm] [Gb] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Ebm] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita Dollar, [Ab] dollar, dollar, [Dbm] that's what I [D] need.
[Eb] I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [D] ground.
[Eb] [Ab] Everything around [Db] me is falling [Bb] down.
[Eb] And all [Ab] I want is someone [Eb] to help me.
[Abm]
I [Gb] had a job, [Db] but the bossman let me go.
[Ab] He said, I'm [Gb] sorry, but I [Db] won't be needing your help no [Ebm] more.
And [Ab] I said, please, [Gb] Mr.
Bossman, I [Db] need this job more than you know.
But [Ab] he gave me my last paycheck, and he sent me on out the door.
I [Db] need a dollar, dollar, dollar is what I need.
[Bbm] I [Ab]
need [Db] a dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Ab] need.
I [Ebm] [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] And if I share with you [Gb] my story, would [Db] you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [Eb] ground.
[Ab] Everything around [Db] me is crumbling [Eb] down.
And all [Ab] I want [Db] is someone [Eb] to help me.
What in [Db] the world am [Eb] I going to do [Db] tomorrow?
[Eb] Is [Db] there [Eb] someone whose dollar [Db] I can borrow?
Who can help me take away my sorrow?
Maybe [Ab] inside the bottle, maybe inside the bottle.
And I had [Gb] a good [Ab] old buddy, [Db] his name was whiskey and [Ab] wine.
[Gb] For my good [Db] old buddy, I spent my last [Eb] dimes.
[Ab] [Gb] Wine is good to [Eb] me, [Db] helps me pass the time.
[Bbm] And my good old [Abm] buddy, whiskey [Em] keeps me warmer than [Dbm] sunshine.
[Ab] Your [Gb] mom with me, I'm [Db] just a child who's got his own.
[Ab] If [Gb] God has plans for me, [Db] I hope it ain't written in [Ab] stone.
She could die [Gb] of me working, working [Db] myself down to the bone.
[Ab] And I swear on Grandpa's grave, [N] I'll be paid when I come home.
[Ab] I [Gb] need a [G] dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] [Gb] I need a dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Abm] need.
I [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Abm] And if I share [Gb] with you my story, [Eb] would you [Db] share your dollar with me?
[Ab] Come on, share [Gb] your dollar with me.
[Db] Come on, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on, give me your [Gb] dollar.
Share your [Db] dollar, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on.
[F] [Gb] [Db]
[B] [Ab] [Ebm] [Db] [Ebm]
[Abm] .
Key:
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Ab
Gb
Eb
Abm
Db
Ab
Gb
[A] _ _ _ Xavier Rudd is here on your Friday morning for Like A Version.
Our guest today just did
some wonderful live music before 8 o'clock.
We're going to get a cover.
The clue was the
song reminds you of your dad and it would come in handy if you're at a parking meter.
Please, reveal to us, Xavier Rudd, what is today's cover?
The song is by a fella called Aloe Blacc and it's Anita Dollar.
Oh, great song.
Very great song that sort of had a bit of a gradual rise in popularity but then you
sort of hear everywhere, why does it remind you of your dad?
I can see why it'd be handy
at a parking meter.
_ Is Aloe Blacc your dad?
Yeah, he might be.
You never know.
[Eb] No, it's just, I don't know, my dad's just a classic and as I went through the lyrics
it just made me smile and think of him and think of me and how _ as I get older I realise
I've ended up more like him than I thought I would. Right.
It always happens that way, doesn't it?
Always the way.
Alright then, on Triple J this morning for Like A Version, let's hear it, Xavier Rudd
performing Aloe Blacc's Anita Dollar.
Take it away.
_ _ [Abm] _ _ [Gbm] _ _ [Db] _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ [Ab] _ [Gb] _ _ [Db] _ _
_ [Gb] _ [Ab] _ [Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Dbm] dollar, that's what I [Ab] need, yeah, yeah.
[Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Eb] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita [Ab] Dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] If I shared with [Gb] you my [Eb] story, [Db] would you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
[Ab] Bad [Gb] times [Eb] coming, [Db] rip what I don't [Ebm] sew.
[Ab] _ [Eb] [Gb] Let me tell you [Db] something, all that glitters ain't [Ab] gold.
It's been [Gb] a long, [Db] long troublesome road [Eb] and I'm looking for somebody to come and help
me carry this load.
[Abm] _ [Gb] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Ebm] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita Dollar, [Ab] dollar, dollar, [Dbm] that's what I [D] need.
[Eb] I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [D] ground.
[Eb] _ [Ab] Everything around [Db] me is falling [Bb] down.
[Eb] And all [Ab] I want is someone [Eb] to _ help me.
_ _ _ [Abm] _
I [Gb] had a job, [Db] but the bossman let me go.
[Ab] He said, I'm [Gb] sorry, but I [Db] won't be needing your help no [Ebm] more.
And [Ab] I said, please, [Gb] Mr.
Bossman, I [Db] need this job more than you know.
But [Ab] he gave me my last paycheck, and he sent me on out the door.
I [Db] need a dollar, dollar, dollar is what I need.
[Bbm] I [Ab]
need [Db] a dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Ab] need.
I [Ebm] [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] And if I share with you [Gb] my story, would [Db] you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [Eb] ground. _
[Ab] Everything around [Db] me is crumbling [Eb] down.
And all [Ab] I want [Db] is someone [Eb] to help me.
_ What in [Db] the world am [Eb] I going to do [Db] tomorrow?
_ [Eb] Is [Db] there [Eb] someone whose dollar [Db] I can borrow?
Who can help me take away my sorrow?
Maybe [Ab] inside the bottle, maybe inside the bottle. _
_ _ _ And I had [Gb] a good [Ab] old buddy, [Db] his name was whiskey and [Ab] wine.
[Gb] For my good [Db] old buddy, I spent my last [Eb] dimes.
[Ab] [Gb] Wine is good to [Eb] me, [Db] helps me pass the time.
[Bbm] And my good old [Abm] buddy, whiskey [Em] keeps me warmer than [Dbm] sunshine.
[Ab] Your [Gb] mom with me, I'm [Db] just a child who's got his own.
[Ab] If [Gb] God has plans for me, [Db] I hope it ain't written in [Ab] stone.
She could die [Gb] of me working, working [Db] myself down to the bone.
[Ab] And I swear on Grandpa's grave, [N] I'll be paid when I come home.
[Ab] I [Gb] need a [G] dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] [Gb] I need a dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Abm] need.
I [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Abm] And if I share [Gb] with you my story, [Eb] would you [Db] share your dollar with me?
[Ab] Come on, share [Gb] your dollar with me.
[Db] Come on, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on, give me your [Gb] dollar.
Share your [Db] dollar, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on.
[F] _ [Gb] _ [Db] _ _ _
[B] _ [Ab] _ _ [Ebm] _ [Db] _ _ [Ebm] _ _
_ [Abm] _ _ _ _ _ .
Our guest today just did
some wonderful live music before 8 o'clock.
We're going to get a cover.
The clue was the
song reminds you of your dad and it would come in handy if you're at a parking meter.
Please, reveal to us, Xavier Rudd, what is today's cover?
The song is by a fella called Aloe Blacc and it's Anita Dollar.
Oh, great song.
Very great song that sort of had a bit of a gradual rise in popularity but then you
sort of hear everywhere, why does it remind you of your dad?
I can see why it'd be handy
at a parking meter.
_ Is Aloe Blacc your dad?
Yeah, he might be.
You never know.
[Eb] No, it's just, I don't know, my dad's just a classic and as I went through the lyrics
it just made me smile and think of him and think of me and how _ as I get older I realise
I've ended up more like him than I thought I would. Right.
It always happens that way, doesn't it?
Always the way.
Alright then, on Triple J this morning for Like A Version, let's hear it, Xavier Rudd
performing Aloe Blacc's Anita Dollar.
Take it away.
_ _ [Abm] _ _ [Gbm] _ _ [Db] _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ [Ab] _ [Gb] _ _ [Db] _ _
_ [Gb] _ [Ab] _ [Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Dbm] dollar, that's what I [Ab] need, yeah, yeah.
[Db] Anita Dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Eb] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita [Ab] Dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] If I shared with [Gb] you my [Eb] story, [Db] would you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
[Ab] Bad [Gb] times [Eb] coming, [Db] rip what I don't [Ebm] sew.
[Ab] _ [Eb] [Gb] Let me tell you [Db] something, all that glitters ain't [Ab] gold.
It's been [Gb] a long, [Db] long troublesome road [Eb] and I'm looking for somebody to come and help
me carry this load.
[Abm] _ [Gb] Anita Dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Ebm] need, [Ab] yeah, yeah.
[Gb] Anita Dollar, [Ab] dollar, dollar, [Dbm] that's what I [D] need.
[Eb] I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [D] ground.
[Eb] _ [Ab] Everything around [Db] me is falling [Bb] down.
[Eb] And all [Ab] I want is someone [Eb] to _ help me.
_ _ _ [Abm] _
I [Gb] had a job, [Db] but the bossman let me go.
[Ab] He said, I'm [Gb] sorry, but I [Db] won't be needing your help no [Ebm] more.
And [Ab] I said, please, [Gb] Mr.
Bossman, I [Db] need this job more than you know.
But [Ab] he gave me my last paycheck, and he sent me on out the door.
I [Db] need a dollar, dollar, dollar is what I need.
[Bbm] I [Ab]
need [Db] a dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I [Ab] need.
I [Ebm] [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] And if I share with you [Gb] my story, would [Db] you share your dollar with [Eb] me?
I [Ab] don't know [Db] if I'm walking on solid [Eb] ground. _
[Ab] Everything around [Db] me is crumbling [Eb] down.
And all [Ab] I want [Db] is someone [Eb] to help me.
_ What in [Db] the world am [Eb] I going to do [Db] tomorrow?
_ [Eb] Is [Db] there [Eb] someone whose dollar [Db] I can borrow?
Who can help me take away my sorrow?
Maybe [Ab] inside the bottle, maybe inside the bottle. _
_ _ _ And I had [Gb] a good [Ab] old buddy, [Db] his name was whiskey and [Ab] wine.
[Gb] For my good [Db] old buddy, I spent my last [Eb] dimes.
[Ab] [Gb] Wine is good to [Eb] me, [Db] helps me pass the time.
[Bbm] And my good old [Abm] buddy, whiskey [Em] keeps me warmer than [Dbm] sunshine.
[Ab] Your [Gb] mom with me, I'm [Db] just a child who's got his own.
[Ab] If [Gb] God has plans for me, [Db] I hope it ain't written in [Ab] stone.
She could die [Gb] of me working, working [Db] myself down to the bone.
[Ab] And I swear on Grandpa's grave, [N] I'll be paid when I come home.
[Ab] I [Gb] need a [G] dollar, dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Ab] [Gb] I need a dollar, dollar, [Db] dollar, that's what I [Abm] need.
I [Gb] need a dollar, [Db] dollar, dollar, that's what I need.
[Abm] And if I share [Gb] with you my story, [Eb] would you [Db] share your dollar with me?
[Ab] Come on, share [Gb] your dollar with me.
[Db] Come on, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on, give me your [Gb] dollar.
Share your [Db] dollar, share your dollar with me.
[Ab] Come on.
[F] _ [Gb] _ [Db] _ _ _
[B] _ [Ab] _ _ [Ebm] _ [Db] _ _ [Ebm] _ _
_ [Abm] _ _ _ _ _ .