East Jackson Blues chords by Bo Chatman
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Verse 1
(D major) (G major) When you come to East Jackson,
man, (E major) and don't find me (G major) there
When you (C major) come to East Jackson,
man, and don't find me (G major) there
You can (B flat major) bet your (D major) bottom dollar
that I'm walkin' the road (G major) somewhere
Hey, I went to Tennessee
to work in the yard
Hey, (C major) I went to Tennessee,
man, to work in the (G major) yard
I (D major) had to come (B flat major) back to East Jack (D major) son,
said the time's about (G major) to harden
Then they'll tell you one thing,
man, what you sure can do
They gon (C major) na tell you one thing,
man, what you sure can do (G major)
You can (F sharp major) stay in East Jack (D major) son,
we can (G major) take you home too.
There's some people say
that the East Jackson blues ain't bad.
Hey, some (C major) people say that these,
these Jackson blues ain't (G major) bad
There must (D major) not have been a blues lord,
man, (G major) that I had
Hey, now, man,
there's something going on wrong
Hey, (D major) (C major) man is something going on (G major) wrong
I believe I've got to walk (D major) from here
to my (G major) East Jackson home
I'd rather be in East Jackson,
any place I know
I'd rather (C major) be in East Jackson,
man, any place (G major) I know
It will take (B flat major) Mr. (G major) Washington's man
to make me go.
East Jackson Blues
Bo Chatman
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