Key: G major•
Intro 1
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Gm
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Verse 1
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cocaine don't make me lazy, ain't nobody's business but my own.
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you can take all the liquor down and cost a ricker.
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Ain't nobody's business but
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my own.
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I discovered
Buck
Owens and
Bob
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F
Dylan on the same night on an old
wooden tube -driven radio
belonged to my
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Uncle
George
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Malloy.
I thought
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G
C
Bob were some new form of hillbilly beat folk music,
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F
and then someone
turned me on to the writings of
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Charles
Bukowski and his column,
Dirty
Old
Open
City
Newspaper.
Hollywood and
Vine out on the street and we'd
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start to correspond.
Ash
Grove there was
Ramblin'
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Jack
Elliot,
Neon
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Sylvia,
Hopkins,
Mance
Lipscomb.
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Later on I'd see
Graham
the old
Charlie
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Chaplin
Studios on
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Brea.
But
Dave
Van
Ronk out east,
would roar above the drunken den of the
White
Horse
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Tavern, where
Dylan
Thomas
Man, a night in
Dave
Van
Ronk's apartment, wow.
Well, don't drive me crazy,
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Ain't nobody's business but my own
Costa
Rica
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Ain't nobody's busi
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ness but my own
Let's take it now
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ChordsG C Gm F D
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