The Wall

Jim Croce

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Tono:
C Well, there's lots of strange men in cell-block ten,
G but the strangest of them all
F C was a pal of mine who would spend his time
Am C F just staring at the wall, staring
C at the wall. [Verse 2]
C In his hand was a note that his gal had wrote,
G which proves that crime don't pay
F C the very same gal that h'd robbed and stole for,
Am C F naming her wedding day, naming
C her wedding day. [Chorus]
F C As he looked at the wall so strong and tall,
F C F I heard him softly curse, "nobody at all
C Am has ever made that wall, but I'm
C gonna be the first,
F C I'm gonna be the first." [Verse 3]
C Well the Warden walked by, said "Son don't try,
G cause I'd hate to see you fall
F cause there ain't no doubt we're
C gonna carry you out
Am C if you ever touch that wall, if
F C you ever touch that wall." [Verse 4]
C But a year has gone by since he made his try;
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G I can still recall
F C how hard he tried and the way he died,
Am C but he never topped the wall, he
F C never topped the wall. [Chorus]
F C Many a man who has shook this can,
F C and I know a man who tried.
F C The newspapers called it a jailbreak plan,
Am C F but I know it was suicide; I know
C that it was suicide. (Song goes to "Cotton Mouth River") [Verse 1]
C Well I know that I shouldn't have
Am done it
F G C I know it just wasn't right Cause they got me backed up to the
G Am Cottonmouth river
F G C and I can't cross late at night. [Chorus]
G Yeah, there's lots of stories told
C about the Cottonmouth river,
F G they tell them time and again,
C about the men who tried to cross
G Am that river by moonlight
F G C never were heard from again. [Verse 2]
C Am Well if I had my life to live over,
F G C I'd've gone to work that day instead of going into town and
G Am shooting him down
F G C for a thing I never heard him say. [Chorus]
G Yeah, there's lots of stories told
C about the Cottonmouth river,
F G they tell them time and again,
C about the men who tried to cross
G Am that river by moonlight
F G C never were heard from again. [Verse 3]
C Well, I'd just made it through the
Am canebreak
F G C and got one foot in the mud. I can hear the hounds a-bayin' but
G Am the snake around my ankle's
F G C telling me my running days are done. [Chorus]
G Yeah, there's lots of stories told
C about the Cottonmouth river,
F G they tell them time and again,
C about the men who tried to cross
G Am that river by moonlight
F G C never were heard from again.
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