Key: E major•
Verse 1
E
B
G#
I was born long ago in 1894.
A
B
E
I've seen many a panic I will own.
D#
E
I've been hungry, I've been cold,
B
E
but the worst I've seen was 1931.
A
E
they almost drive me crazy,
B
G#
and another day is dawnin',
E
B
E
mess of beans.
Well, we congregate each mornin'
B
E
and everyone is happy, so it seems.
But when our work is done,
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Bb
and thank the Lord for
E
G#
Oh, those beans, bacon and gravy,
A
E
they almost drive me crazy.
D#
E
B
E
mess of beans.
B
D#
E
We have Hooverized on butter for
A
G#
milk we've only water,
For pies and cakes and jellies,
G#
A
we substitute sow bellies,
G#
A
B
for which we work the
A
E
they al most drive me crazy.
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Bb
then I know I'll get another
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E
B
E
mess of beans.
B
E
If there ever comes a time
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E
They'll have to put me under lock and key
E
G#
I can only sing this song
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Bb
B
Of the workers and their misery
E
G#
Oh those beans, bacon and gravy,
E
Eb
When I wake up in the mornin'
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Bb
D#
I know I'll get another mess of beans.
E
A
Yes, those beans, bacon and gravy,
B
E
well, I know I'll get another mess of beans.
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TunerE A D G B E
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