Jackaroo chords by Jerry Garcia
Tempo:
121.35 bpm
Chords used:
G
Em
B
C
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Key:
G
Em
B
C
E
G
Em
B
[B] [Em] .
There was a [G] wealthy merchant in London [B] he did dwell.
[Em].
He had a beautiful [G] daughter [C] the truth to you [G] all tell.
[D] [Em] [B] Oh the truth to [E] you all tell.
[Em] She had [G] sweethearts of plenty and men of high [B] degree .
[G] None but Jack the sailor [C] her [G] true love there could be.
[Bm] Oh [F#m] her true [E] love there could be .
Now Jack is gone [G] a sailin' with trouble on [B] his mind.
[E] He's left his [G] native country [C] and his daughter [G] and girl behind.
[E] [B] Oh his daughter [E] and girl behind.
[Em] .
[G] [B] .
[G] [C] .
[G] [Em] [A] .
[Em] .
[G] [B] .
[C] [G] [C] .
[G] [Em] [A] .
[E] [Bm] [Em] .
She went out [G] to a tailor shop and dressed [B] in men's array.
[Em] She climbed [G] on board a vessel [C] to convey [G] herself away.
[Em] .
[G] Oh convey [Em] yourself away .
Before you [G] get on board sir your name [B] let's know.
[G] She smiled all in her [C] countenance they [G] called me Jack of Rome.
[D] [Em].
Oh [D#] they called me [Em] Jack of Rome.
I see [G] ways to slander your fingers [B] they are small.
[Em] Your cheeks [G] too red and [C] rosy to face the [G] cannonball.
[Em] .
[Bm] Oh to face the [E] cannonball.
[Em] .
I know my [G] ways to slander my [B] fingers they are small.
[G] Your cheeks too red and [C] rosy to face the [G] cannonball.
[E] .
[B] Oh to face the [Em] cannonball .
[G] .
[Bm] The [G] .
[Am] [G] [E] .
[D] [Em] .
[G] .
[D] [B] [Em] [G] .
[Am] [G] [Bm] [Em] .
[E] .
[Em] war soon [G] being over she went and [B] looked around.
[Em] Among the [G] dead and wounded [C] her darn [G] boy she found.
[Em].
Oh her darn boy she found .
They picked him [G] up all in her arms and carried him [B] to town.
[Em] She sent [G] for a physician [C] who [G] quickly healed his wound.
[Em] .
[A] Oh quickly [E] healed his wound.
This couple [G] they got married so well did [B] you agree.
[Em] This couple [G] they got married [C] so why not [G] you and me.
[Em] .
[B] Oh why not [Em] you and me .
[B] Oh why not you and me.
[Em] .
.
There was a [G] wealthy merchant in London [B] he did dwell.
[Em].
He had a beautiful [G] daughter [C] the truth to you [G] all tell.
[D] [Em] [B] Oh the truth to [E] you all tell.
[Em] She had [G] sweethearts of plenty and men of high [B] degree .
[G] None but Jack the sailor [C] her [G] true love there could be.
[Bm] Oh [F#m] her true [E] love there could be .
Now Jack is gone [G] a sailin' with trouble on [B] his mind.
[E] He's left his [G] native country [C] and his daughter [G] and girl behind.
[E] [B] Oh his daughter [E] and girl behind.
[Em] .
[G] [B] .
[G] [C] .
[G] [Em] [A] .
[Em] .
[G] [B] .
[C] [G] [C] .
[G] [Em] [A] .
[E] [Bm] [Em] .
She went out [G] to a tailor shop and dressed [B] in men's array.
[Em] She climbed [G] on board a vessel [C] to convey [G] herself away.
[Em] .
[G] Oh convey [Em] yourself away .
Before you [G] get on board sir your name [B] let's know.
[G] She smiled all in her [C] countenance they [G] called me Jack of Rome.
[D] [Em].
Oh [D#] they called me [Em] Jack of Rome.
I see [G] ways to slander your fingers [B] they are small.
[Em] Your cheeks [G] too red and [C] rosy to face the [G] cannonball.
[Em] .
[Bm] Oh to face the [E] cannonball.
[Em] .
I know my [G] ways to slander my [B] fingers they are small.
[G] Your cheeks too red and [C] rosy to face the [G] cannonball.
[E] .
[B] Oh to face the [Em] cannonball .
[G] .
[Bm] The [G] .
[Am] [G] [E] .
[D] [Em] .
[G] .
[D] [B] [Em] [G] .
[Am] [G] [Bm] [Em] .
[E] .
[Em] war soon [G] being over she went and [B] looked around.
[Em] Among the [G] dead and wounded [C] her darn [G] boy she found.
[Em].
Oh her darn boy she found .
They picked him [G] up all in her arms and carried him [B] to town.
[Em] She sent [G] for a physician [C] who [G] quickly healed his wound.
[Em] .
[A] Oh quickly [E] healed his wound.
This couple [G] they got married so well did [B] you agree.
[Em] This couple [G] they got married [C] so why not [G] you and me.
[Em] .
[B] Oh why not [Em] you and me .
[B] Oh why not you and me.
[Em] .
.