Uncle B.S. - Summer '56 chords by Tim Wilson
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Verse 1
Uncle B (G major) .S. where were you December
1955?
City bus driver, Montgomery,
Alabama.
Wrestling a steering wheel
trying to get a 14 -year -old
to turn Elvis down
so I could figure out how many black
people
I can squeeze on
and still have room up front
for the white folks.
Best -looking woman in North America
crawls on my bus.
Prop -side hair,
legs up (C major) to her hind end,
(G major) 40 -day cup staring me right
square in the eye.
but I'm hoping she'll sit in the third
seat from the (B flat major) front, my eyeballing (G major) seat.
(C major) I look up in the rear view mirror,
damn if (G major) Rosa Parks ain't in my eyeballing
seat.
I can sit here and look at Rosa
for the next 15 miles
or get her to get up
and give Miss
Nude Alabama her seat.
Rosa knows I ain't had a date in six
months.
Picks today to turn into a
civil rights martyr.
Just goes to show every time
I see a good looking woman,
somebody makes a federal case
out of it.
Yeah! Yeah!
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