Key: A Intro: G Singing so loud and gaily G Made the hills around him ring G Charmed a fair young lady G Charmed a fair young lady G Would you go forsake your husband now? G Would you forsake your baby? G
Would you forsake your home, now hear G To go with Black Jack Davey? G Ride off with Black Jack Davey G Last night she slept on a warm feathered bed G Beside her husband and baby G Tonight she'll sleep and lay right beside G Ol' Black Jack Davey Verse 1: Bb Eb Bb Eb That's the tape that we made Bb Cm Dm A Bb Ab A Bb But I'm sad to say it never made the grade A Bb Eb G Gdim Gdim7 G7 That was me, third guitar Eb Bb Eb I wonder where the others are Interlude: G C I sold the guitar today D7 G C I never did play much, anyway Gb Chorus 1: A E A7 D F A Vine Street We used to live there B On Vine Street Verse 2: A D She made perfume G#m C#m In the back of the room F#m F#m/F And me and my group F#m/E D#m7b5 We'd sit out on the stoop Dm C#m E And we'd play for her A D#m7b5 The songs she liked best Dm C# G#sus4 C# A G# C# To have us play A D E A On Vine Street Chorus 2: A Vine Street The crack of the backbeat B On Vine Street Verse 3: A D Swingin' along G#m C#m On the wings of a song F#m F#m/F And I'll lie in, secure F#m/E D#m7b5 Self-righteous and sure Dm C#m E Why, we've things to say A D#m7b5 That the people would pay Dm C# G#sus4 C# A G# C# To hear us play A D E A On Vine Street Outro: A C# F# A#7
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