The Statler Brothers – The Regular Saturday Night Setback Card Game (Guitar)
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[Intro]
G C
[Chorus]
F C Uncle Sam and Daddy, Bay and Uncle Clive G C Got together every week as long as they were alive F C But they'd always get to fightin' and forget why they came G C To the regular Saturday Night setback card game
[Verse]
C G Uncle Sam was married to Daddy's sister May C And mama's bachelor brother was Baylor, we called him Bay F Uncle Clive was just someone that Daddy always knew D G7 Who'd wind up at our house each time he had a few
[Verse]
C G And before the cards were shuffled, they'd all push back their chairs C And shuffle off together down the cellar stairs F They kept something in green bottles like you ain't never smelt G C And you could hear 'em down there toastin' Franklin Roosevelt.
[Interlude]
C#
[Verse]
C# G# Politics, religion, Joe Lewis' last knockout C# They'd argue about anything they didn't know about F# Uncle Sam bet on Walcott and Dewey but wouldn't pay D# G# And Daddy and Uncle Clive had to separate him and Bay
[Verse]
C# G# And after three trips to the basement, Uncle Clive would get blind C# And begin to quote in scripture no one could ever find F# "You can lead a horse to water" was in the Bible he would say G# C# And Daddy and Uncle Sam would have to separate him and Bay
[Chorus]
F# C# Uncle Sam and Daddy, Bay and Uncle Clive G# C# Got together every week as long as they were alive F# C# But they'd always get to fightin' and forget why they came G# C# To the regular Saturday Night setback card game
[Verse]
C# G# Well Uncle Sam Left me his watch bob and Bay left me some stocks C# And the Bible Uncle Clive left me was still in the box F# And Daddy left a song that remembers it so well D# G# And a lot of other memories I don't have time to tell
[Verse]
C# G# And if you're wonderin' about the card game and who lost or won C# To tell you the truth they never got around to playin' one F# But if tonight they're all together and an extra hand is dealt G# C# C# I hope it's Daddy, Clive, Bay and Sam and Franklin Roosevelt