Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) If I Hock My Guitar - Delbert McClinton & Self-Made Men Intro: | G | Verse 1: E B I came up from Mississippi with a guitar full of songs E B E Thought I was really something maybe I was wrong G Got to make some money, got to pay my dues G B A E Cause if I hock my guitar how the hell am I supposed to play blues
| E | B | E | A | | E | Verse 2: E B Filled out an application for sweeping up the streets E B E They said I didn't qualify I couldn't disagree G I've got to find something, something I can use G B A E Cause if I hock my guitar how the hell am I supposed to play blues | E | G | Bridge: A I can do without the honey or the sugar for my tea E These days I can do without a lot of things A My shark skin suit and my Stacy Adams shoes E G E All I really want to do is play my blues Solo: | E | % | % | % | | G | E | G | E | | G | % | A | E | | G | % | % | % | | E | % | % | % | Verse 4: E B I had my last can of tuna with some cold green beans E B E Not all that appetizing but a man's got to eat G Up against the wall with nothing left to lose G B A E Cause if I hock my guitar how the hell am I supposed to play blues
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