G Bm Em C I knew a man Bojangles and he'd dance for youD7 In worn out shoesG Bm Em Silver hair and ragged shirt and baggy pantsC D C He did the old soft shoeB7 Em A7 He jumped so high he jumped so highD D7 Then he'd lightly touch downG Bm Em I met him in a cell in New OrleansC D I was down and outG Bm Em C He looked to me to be the eyes of ageD C As he spoke right outB7 Em A7 He talked of life he talked of lifeD D7 He laughed slapped his leg a stepG Bm Em C D7 He said the name Bojangles and he danced a lick, across the cellG Bm Em C He grabbed his pants a better stance then he jumped so highD7 He clicked his heelsC D7 Em A7 He let go a laugh oh he let go a laughD D7 Em Shook back his clothes all aroundD Em Mr. BojanglesD Em Mr. BojanglesD Mr. BojanglesG Bm Em D DanceG Bm Em C D7 He danced for those at minstrel shows and county fairs, throughout the SouthG Bm Em C D7 C He spoke with tears of fifteen years how his dog and him, traveled aboutB7 Em A7 His dog up and died he up and diedD D7 After twenty years he still grievesG Bm Em C D7 He said I dance now at every chance in honky tonks, for drinks and tipsG Bm Em C But most o' the time I spend behind these county barsD Hell I drinks a bitC B7 Em A7 He shook his head and as he shook his headD7 Em I heard someone ask him pleaseD Em Mr. BojanglesD Em Mr. BojanglesD Mr. BojanglesG Bm Em D G Dance
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