Chords for The Band "Up On Cripple Creek" on The Ed Sullivan Show
Tempo:
142.8 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
E
F
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Here's the new recording from Jason to the youngsters.
The band!
.
So let's have a fine welcome for them.
Come on!
.
[F] [G] .
[G#m] When [A] I get off of this mountain, [D] you know where I wanna go.
[Am] Straight down the [D].
[E] Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico .
[G#] To [A] Lake Charles, Louisiana, little [D] Betsy girl I once knew.
[A] She told [D] me just to come on by [E] if there's anything she could do.
[A] Up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [Bm] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
.
[F] [C] [A] Good luck, catch a stungman, and [D] to the racetrack I did go.
I [A] [F] bet [D] on one [F] horse to win, [E] and she bet on another [Bm] to show.
[A] The odds were in my favor, that [D] I had them five to one.
[A] And that [D] nag to win came [E] around to track me, and little Betsy had won.
[Bm] [A] Up on Cripple Creek, she [Em] sends me [D] if I sprang a leak.
She mends me, [E] I don't have to speak.
She defends me, [F#] a drunkard's dream if [G] I ever did see one.
.
[F#] [A] I picked up all of my winnings, and [D] I gave my little Betsy half.
[F] She tore it [D] up and threw it in my face, [E] just for a laugh.
[A] Now there's one thing in the whole wide world [D] I sure do like to see.
[A] I swear that [D] little love of [E] mine dips a donut in my tea.
Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she [D] sends me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
.
[D] [A] So no [D] .
love, [A] [D] .
[A] no [D] love.
[A] [D] .
[A] .
[D] And up north it's freezing cold.
[A] And it's [D] living off the road.
[E] It's getting pretty old.
So [A] I guess I'm .
[D] pulling in.
[F] But you know deep [D] down, I'm kind of tempted [E] to go see my Betsy again.
[D] Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
.
[Em] [G] .
[G#] [A] So no [D] love, [A] no love.
[D] .
[A] Oh no.
[D] [A] [D] .
[A] .
[N] .
The band!
.
So let's have a fine welcome for them.
Come on!
.
[F] [G] .
[G#m] When [A] I get off of this mountain, [D] you know where I wanna go.
[Am] Straight down the [D].
[E] Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico .
[G#] To [A] Lake Charles, Louisiana, little [D] Betsy girl I once knew.
[A] She told [D] me just to come on by [E] if there's anything she could do.
[A] Up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [Bm] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
.
[F] [C] [A] Good luck, catch a stungman, and [D] to the racetrack I did go.
I [A] [F] bet [D] on one [F] horse to win, [E] and she bet on another [Bm] to show.
[A] The odds were in my favor, that [D] I had them five to one.
[A] And that [D] nag to win came [E] around to track me, and little Betsy had won.
[Bm] [A] Up on Cripple Creek, she [Em] sends me [D] if I sprang a leak.
She mends me, [E] I don't have to speak.
She defends me, [F#] a drunkard's dream if [G] I ever did see one.
.
[F#] [A] I picked up all of my winnings, and [D] I gave my little Betsy half.
[F] She tore it [D] up and threw it in my face, [E] just for a laugh.
[A] Now there's one thing in the whole wide world [D] I sure do like to see.
[A] I swear that [D] little love of [E] mine dips a donut in my tea.
Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she [D] sends me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
.
[D] [A] So no [D] .
love, [A] [D] .
[A] no [D] love.
[A] [D] .
[A] .
[D] And up north it's freezing cold.
[A] And it's [D] living off the road.
[E] It's getting pretty old.
So [A] I guess I'm .
[D] pulling in.
[F] But you know deep [D] down, I'm kind of tempted [E] to go see my Betsy again.
[D] Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
.
[Em] [G] .
[G#] [A] So no [D] love, [A] no love.
[D] .
[A] Oh no.
[D] [A] [D] .
[A] .
[N] .
Key:
D
A
E
F
G
D
A
E
_ Here's the new recording from Jason to the youngsters.
The band!
.
So let's have a fine welcome for them.
Come on!
_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ [G#m] When [A] I get off of this mountain, _ [D] you know where I wanna go.
_ _ [Am] _ Straight down the [D].
[E] Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico _ .
_ [G#] To [A] Lake Charles, Louisiana, _ little [D] Betsy girl I once knew.
_ _ _ [A] She told [D] me just to come on by [E] if there's anything she could do.
_ _ [A] Up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [Bm] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
_ _ _ .
[F] _ [C] _ _ [A] Good luck, catch a stungman, and [D] to the racetrack I did go.
I _ _ [A] _ _ [F] bet [D] on one [F] horse to win, [E] and she bet on another [Bm] to show.
_ [A] The odds were in my favor, that [D] I had them five to one.
_ _ _ [A] And that [D] nag to win came [E] around to track me, and little Betsy had won.
[Bm] _ [A] Up on Cripple Creek, she [Em] sends me [D] if I sprang a leak.
She mends me, [E] I don't have to speak.
She defends me, [F#] a drunkard's dream if [G] I ever did see one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ [F#] _ [A] I picked up all of my winnings, and [D] I gave my little Betsy half.
_ _ _ [F] She tore it [D] up and threw it in my face, [E] just for a laugh.
_ _ [A] Now there's one thing in the whole wide world [D] I sure do like to see.
_ _ [A] I swear that [D] little love of [E] mine dips a donut in my tea.
_ Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she [D] sends me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
_ _ _ .
_ [D] _ _ [A] So no [D] _ .
love, _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _ .
_ _ _ [A] no _ [D] love.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ .
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ [D] And up north it's freezing cold.
_ _ _ [A] _ And it's [D] living off the road.
[E] It's getting pretty old.
_ So [A] I guess I'm _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [D] _ _ pulling in.
_ _ [F] But you know deep [D] down, I'm kind of tempted [E] to go see my Betsy again.
[D] Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ [Em] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ [G#] _ [A] So no [D] love, _ _ _ [A] no love.
_ [D] _ .
_ _ _ [A] Oh no.
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _ _ .
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ .
The band!
.
So let's have a fine welcome for them.
Come on!
_ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ [G#m] When [A] I get off of this mountain, _ [D] you know where I wanna go.
_ _ [Am] _ Straight down the [D].
[E] Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico _ .
_ [G#] To [A] Lake Charles, Louisiana, _ little [D] Betsy girl I once knew.
_ _ _ [A] She told [D] me just to come on by [E] if there's anything she could do.
_ _ [A] Up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [Bm] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
_ _ _ .
[F] _ [C] _ _ [A] Good luck, catch a stungman, and [D] to the racetrack I did go.
I _ _ [A] _ _ [F] bet [D] on one [F] horse to win, [E] and she bet on another [Bm] to show.
_ [A] The odds were in my favor, that [D] I had them five to one.
_ _ _ [A] And that [D] nag to win came [E] around to track me, and little Betsy had won.
[Bm] _ [A] Up on Cripple Creek, she [Em] sends me [D] if I sprang a leak.
She mends me, [E] I don't have to speak.
She defends me, [F#] a drunkard's dream if [G] I ever did see one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ [F#] _ [A] I picked up all of my winnings, and [D] I gave my little Betsy half.
_ _ _ [F] She tore it [D] up and threw it in my face, [E] just for a laugh.
_ _ [A] Now there's one thing in the whole wide world [D] I sure do like to see.
_ _ [A] I swear that [D] little love of [E] mine dips a donut in my tea.
_ Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she [D] sends me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
_ _ _ .
_ [D] _ _ [A] So no [D] _ .
love, _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _ .
_ _ _ [A] no _ [D] love.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _ .
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ [D] And up north it's freezing cold.
_ _ _ [A] _ And it's [D] living off the road.
[E] It's getting pretty old.
_ So [A] I guess I'm _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [D] _ _ pulling in.
_ _ [F] But you know deep [D] down, I'm kind of tempted [E] to go see my Betsy again.
[D] Going [A] up on Cripple Creek, she sends [D] me if I sprang a leak.
She mends [E] me, I don't have to speak.
She defends [F#m] me, a drunkard's dream [G] if I ever did see one.
_ _ _ _ .
_ _ [Em] _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ [G#] _ [A] So no [D] love, _ _ _ [A] no love.
_ [D] _ .
_ _ _ [A] Oh no.
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _ _ .
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ .