Old Joe
Allan Taylor
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C [Verse]C Old Joe is a man who just wanders aroundC He says he moves much better when he's on his own And he walks the lonely roads fromG town to townF Em Dm And he pushes his home around in aG C broken cartF Em Dm And he wears his ragged clothesG C and he plays the part [Chorus]F C/E Dm7 And if nobody wants to talk toG C him, well that's okayF Dm7 'Cause he's not too keen onG C talking anyway [Verse]C Old Joe is the man who'll fix the doorC When the hinges break and it catches the floor Then he'll spend the night in theG barn on a bed of strawF Em Dm In the morning he'll be gone whenG C you try to find himContinúa después del anuncioF Em Dm Some flowers by the door is all heG C leaves behind him [Chorus]F C/E Dm7 And if nobody wants to talk toG C him, well that's okayF Dm7 'Cause he's not too keen onG C talking anyway [Verse]C When it's winter time and the wind blows coldC And the sheep are settled in the foldG People wonder where the old man goesF Em Dm 'Cause he disappears for two orG C three months or moreF Em Well, he'll be back on the road inDm G C spring, just like before [Chorus]F C/E Dm7 And if nobody wants to talk toG C him, well that's okayF Dm7 'Cause he's not too keen onG C talking anyway [Verse]C When I was a boy he was an old man thenC And the old folks knew him when they were youngG And now I'm grown, he's still aroundF Em Dm I wonder if he's one of many thatG C look the sameF Em Dm Or maybe he's just a small partG C of the game [Chorus]F C/E Dm7 And if nobody wants to talk toG C him, well that's okayF Dm7 'Cause he's not too keen onG C talking anyway [Instrumental]C GF Em Dm G CF Em Dm G C [Chorus]F C/E Dm7 And if nobody wants to talk toG C him, well that's okayF Dm7 'Cause he's not too keen onG C talking anywayF Dm7 No, he's not too keen on talkingG C anyway