Josie chords by Rick Fielding
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Verse 1
(G major) (D major) (G major) Josie went to the barroom,
ordered up a glass of beer
Said, tell me the truth, (C major) bartender,
has my true love been (G major) here?
He's my (D major) man, but he won't come (G major) home
I ain't gonna tell you no secrets,
I ain't gonna tell you no lies
But I saw your man (C major) a while ago
and I couldn't believe my (G major) eyes
He's your (D minor) man,
(D major) but he won't come (G major) home.
Josie drank her beer,
ordered up a glass of gin.
Said, ain't it a shame, (C major) bartender?
I'm taking the drink (G major) again.
He's my (D major) man,
but he won't come (G major) home.
Josie went down Broadway,
revolver in her hand.
Said, stand back, gents and (C major) ladies.
I'm looking for my (G major) man.
He's my man, (D major)
but he won't come (G major) home. (C major) (G major) (D major) (G major)
Josie saw her lover
and her revolver drew.
Then Josie pulled the (C major) trigger,
shot him through and (G major) through.
He was my man, (D major)
but he wouldn't come (G major) home
One thing hurt
Miss Josie, one thing made her cry
Standing there (C major) in the jailhouse door
as the hearse came rolling by
(G major) He was her (D major) man,
but he wouldn't come (G major) home
Sitting in the parlor by an electric fan
Pleading with her sis (C major) ter,
don't marry a gamblin'
(G major) He was her man, (D major) man
But he wouldn't come (G major) home
Josie
Rick Fielding
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