Slaughter Beach, Dog – Henry (Guitar)

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Chords

Jake noodles around these chords, I’m sure you could strum them and it would sound fine.
     C      F     C/G    C/F    F/G     Dm
e|---------------------------------------1----------------------------|
B|---1------1------1------1------1-------3----------------------------|
G|---0------2------0------0------2-------2----------------------------|
D|---2------3------2------3------3-------0----------------------------|
A|---3------3------0------3------0------------------------------------|
E|-----------------3-------------3------------------------------------|
[intro] C F C C/G F C C/G F G
C               F               C       C/G
Henry was a good boy from Georgia

F                                       C       C/G
His momma thought he could lose some weight

        F                               C       F                                       G
Well his momma was creative she went to the music store and brought home a stand-up bass

      C          F              C       C/G
He carried that bass everywhere that he’d go

F                       C       C/G
Started to study the greats

C                       F       C       F               G/C             F               C
Snuck home some Charles Mingus records one night blew his young mind clean away

C                   F           C       C/G
He got a porkpie hat just like Mingus

F                           C           C/G
Stole some of those little cigars

C               F       C/G
Carried that bass to school every day

        Dm                      G
Smoked cigars in the schoolyard

C               F               C       C/G
Started saving his lunch money

F                       C       C/G
Set aside some everyday

F                               C       C/G     Dm                    G
Said he was gonna buy an airline ticket to fly off to Europe and play

C               F               C       C/G
He’d play for the cultured folks out there

        F                               C       C/G
The kinds that wear scarves and berets

F                                       C       C/F     C       C/F                     C      C/G
Some high minded people who smoked little cigarettes and drink little coffees all day
C C/G
C               F               C               C/G
That’s until his mother came home one afternoon

C               F                       C       C/G
Found his money, found his cigars

F                                       C       C/G             Dm              G
Took all those Charles Mingus records outside, ran them over, just crushed ‘em

C               F               C       C/G
She made him to eat boiled cod every night

        F                       C       C/G
No TV certainly no books

F                       C       C/G             F               F/G
Sent him away to a military school, turned his bedroom into an office

C               F       C       C/G
Henry got to marchin’, pushin’ up, pullin’ up

F                       C       C/G
Blowing on bugles all day

        F                       C       C/G
He never heard no Charles Mingus again

F               F/G             C/G
And lord knows he lost more than weight