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Jerry Garcia Song Book V7 Page 2 Page 1 Jerry Garcia Song Book V7 Page 2 Back of front cover intentionally left blank Page 3 After Midnight || E7 / / / | G / A / | E 7 / / / | % :|| 7 | E / / / | G / / / | A / / / | B / / / | 7 7 | E / / / | G / A / | E / / / | % | Verse 1 After midnight we're gonna let it all___ hang out. After midnight we're gonna chug-a-lug & shout. We're gonna cause talk and suspicion, Give an exhibition, Find out what it is all about! After midnight we're gonna let it all___ hang out. Verse 2 After midnight we're gonna shake your tambourine. After midnight it's gonna be peaches and cream. We're gonna cause talk and suspicion, Give an exhibition, Find out what it is all about! After midnight we're gonna let it all___ hang out. Lead = Verse Repeated Verse 1 After midnight we're gonna let it all___ hang out. (repeated) After midnight we're gonna chug-a-lug & shout. We're gonna cause talk and suspicion, Give an exhibition, Find out what it is all about! After midnight we're gonna let it all___ hang out. 7 End Jam || : E / / / | G / A / :|| Page 4 Aiko-Aiko || : D / / / | % | A / / / | % :|| Chorus Hey Now (Hey Now) , Hey Now (Hey Now) Aiko-Aiko all day Jock-o-mo Fee-no ah-nah-nay, Jock-o-mo fee-nah-nay. Hey Now (Hey Now) , Hey Now (Hey Now) Aiko-Aiko all day Jock-o-mo Fee-no ah-nah-nay, Jock-o-mo fee-nah-nay. Verse 1 My spy boy to your spy boy, they were sittin' along the bayou, My spy boy to your spy boy, I'm gonna set your tail on fire. Chorus Lead Verse 2 My grandma see your grandpa sitting by the fire My grandpa say to your grandma, gonna fix your chicken wire Chorus Keyboard Lead Verse 3 Indian boy gotta go downtown, Aiko Aiko all day If he don't like what the big chief say, Joc-a-mo-fee-nah-nay Chorus Lead Ending ½ Chorus One Round Instrumental to End D A E--------------------------------|----------------------- B--------------------------------|----------------------- G--------7--7-----------7--7-----|--7--7--7--7----------- D---7h9------------7h9--------9--|--------------10p9--7-- A--------------------------------|----------------------- E--------------------------------|----------------------- A D E------------------------------------|-------------------------- B------------------------------------|-------------------------- G------------------------------------|-------------------------- D------5--5-----7--7--------5--5--7--|------5--5--5--7--5p4----- A---7--------7-----------7-----------|---7-------------------5-- E------------------------------------|-------------------------- We goin' down to Bedford town, Iko Iko ah- nay Sure get rowdy when the sun go down, Jocamo-fee-nah- My little boy to your little girl, Get your head on my-o nay My little girl to your little boy, Gonna fix your chicken wire See Marie down the railroad track, Iko Iko Ah-nay We goin' down to see my shack, Iko Iko ah-nay Said put it here in the chicken sack, Joc-a-mo-fee-nah-nay Shoulder to shoulder and back to back, Joc-a-mo-fee-nah-nay My spot dog see your spot dog, sitting by the fire As a little bitty boy I did not care, Iko Iko ah-nay My spot dog told your spot dog, "gonna set your ass on I had to leave New Orleans to go somewhere, Jocamo fenahnay fire." Goin' down to see my granny, Iko Iko ah-nay My Marie see your Marie, sitting by the fire Sure get rowdy eatin' grits and gravy, Joc-a-mo-fee-nah-nay My Marie say to your Marie, gonna fix your chicken wire. My flag boy to your flag boy, Sittin on' the bayou See that girl all dressed in green, Iko Iko all day. My flag boy to your flag boy, Gonna set your flag on fire. See that girl, she's a lovin' machine, Joc-a-mo-fee-nah-nay. Page 5 Alabama Getaway Intro | E / D / | D / A C | Verse 1 | A / / / | % | E / D / | D / A C | Thirty-two teeth in a jawbone, Alabama's trying for none Before I have to hit him, I hope he's got the sense to run. Verse 2 Reason the Poor Girls love him, he promises them everything. Why they all believe him, he wears a big diamond ring. Chorus | A / / / | D / / / | E / D / | A C A C | Alabama Getaway, Getaway. Alabama Getaway, Getaway. Only way to please me just sit down with me and walk away. 3x Lead || : A / / / | D / / / | E / D / | D / A C : || Verse 3 Major Domo Billy Bojangals, sit down and have a drink with me. And what about Alabama, which keeps coming back to me. Verse 4 I Heard your plea in the Courthouse, Billy's probably packing rock & rye Forty-Nine sister states had Alabama in their eye. Chorus 3x Lead || : A / / / | D / / / | E / D / | D / A C : || Verse 5 Twenty-third Don Major Mojo reserve me a table for three. Down in the valley of the shadow it's just you Alabama and me. Verse 6 Major said, "Why dont we give him rope enough to hang himself?" "No need to worry the jury they probably take care of themselves." Chorus 4x repeated Jam || : A / / / | D / / / | E / D / | D / A C : || Intro: E --4-5-7-7-7-7-7p5p4------12-10----------------------------------------------------------- B-5-------------------5----------12-10-13-12------10-------10------------------------------ G------------------------9------------------12-10----10h11----12-9-11----9----------------- D---------------------------------------------------------------------12--10b--10b--------- A----------------------------------------------------------------------------12---12p10-12- E------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Page 6 All Along the Watchtower || : Bm / A / | G / / A : || Verse 1 "There must be someway out of here!" Cried the Joker to the Thief. "There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief. Businessmen they drink their wine. Plowmen dig my earth. None of them along the line Know what any of it is worth." Lead Verse 2 "No reason to get excited," The Thief he kindly spoke. "There are many here among us Who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I, we've been through that. And this is not our fate. So let us not talk falsely now, The hour is getting late." Lead Verse 3 All along the watchtower, Princess kept the view. While all the women came and went, Barefoot servants too. Outside in the distance, A wild rat did growl. Two riders were approaching, The wind began to howl. Lead Page 7 Alligator Intro = C F Am C C F Am Sleepy Alligator in the noon day sun, C F Am Lyin' by the river just like he usually done. C F Am Call for his whiskey, he can call for his tea, C F Am Call all he want to, but he can't call me. G A Oh no! I've been there before, And I ain't gonna come around here no more. A And I ain't gonna come around here no more. C Dm F C C7 F C F C (Hung up, waitin' for windy day) (Hung up, waitin' for windy day) F C Creepy alligator coming all around the bend, F C Shoutin' about the times when we was mutual friends, F C I checked my memory and I checked it quick, yes I will. F C I checked it runnin' some old kind of trick. Dm A G7 A Oh no! Well I've been there before, And I ain't gonna come around here any more. (A/E Part) E----------------------------------------------------------- B----------------------------------------------------------- G----------------------------------------------------------- D------------------------------------2--4--2--4--2---------- A--0-----------0--2--4p2--0-------------------------4--2--0- E-----2p0---2----------------2----0------------------------- A E A E Sailin' down the river in an old canoe, A bunch of bugs and an old tennis shoe. A E A E Out of the river all ugly and green, Came the biggest old alligator that I've ever seen! A E Teeth big and pointy and his eyes were buggin' out, A E Contracted the union, put the beggars to rout. A E Screamin' and yellin', he was pickin' his chops, A E He never runs he just stumbles and hops. A E Just out of prison on ten dollars bail, A E Mumblin' bitches and waggin' his tail. E D Em E Page 8 Althea Verse 1 || Bm / A / | E / A / |Bm / A / |E / / / :|| | A / / / |C#m / / / | D / / / |A / / / | |C#m / / / | E / / / |Bm / A / |E / / / | I told Althea I was feeling lost, lacking in some direction. Althea told me upon scrutiny that my back might need protection. I told Althea that treachery was tearing me limb from limb. Althea told me better cool down boy, settle back, easy Jim. Lead || Bm / A / |E / A / |Bm / A / |E / / / :|| Verse 2 You may be Saturday's child, all alone, moving with a tinge of grace. You may be a clown in the burying ground, or just another pretty face. You may meet the fate on Ophelia, sleeping every chance to dream. Honest to the point of recklessness, self-centered in the extreme. Lead || Bm / A / |E / A / |Bm / A / |E / / / :|| Verse 3 Ain't nobody messing with you, your friends are getting most concerned Loose with the truth, baby, it's your fire, but baby don't get burned. When the smoke has cleared, she said, that's what she said to me. Gonna want a bed to lay your head and a little sympathy. Lead || Bm / A / |E / A / |Bm / A / |E / / / :|| Break || D / / / | G > > > | E / / / | % :|| Bm / A / | E / / / | There are things you can replace, and others you cannot. The time has come to weigh those things. This space is getting hot, you know this space is getting hot. Lead || Bm / A / |E / A / |Bm / A / |E / / / :|| Verse 4 I told Althea I'm a roving son, and I was born to be a bachelor.
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