Mr Bojangles
John Denver
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C Em Am GC Em Am GC Em Am G F G [Verse 1]C Em Am I knew a man Bojangles and heG danced for youF G In worn out shoesC Em Silver hair and ragged shirt andAm G baggy pantsF G The old soft shoe [Pre-Chorus 1]F C Em Am He jumped so high, heG jumped so high.D7 G Then he lightly touched down [Chorus 1]Am G Mr. BojanglesAm G Mr. BojanglesAm G Mr. BojanglesC Em Am G F G Dance [Verse 2]C Em Am I met him in a cell in NewG Orleans, it wasF G Down and outC Em Am G He looked to me to be the eyes of age as he,F G He spoke right outContinúa después del anuncio[Pre-Chorus 2]F C Em Am He talked about life, heG talked of life,D7 G laughing, slapped his leg instead [Verse 3]C Em He said the name Bojangles and heAm G danced a lickF G Across the cellC Em He grabbed his pants, he took aAm G stance, he jumped so highF G He clicked his heels [Pre-Chorus 3]F C Em Am He let go a laugh, let go aG laugh,D7 G Shook his clothes all around [Chorus]Am G Mr. BojanglesAm G Mr. BojanglesAm G Mr. BojanglesC Em Am G F G Dance [Verse 4]C Em Am He danced for those at minstrelG shows and county fairsF G Throughout the SouthC Em Am He spoke with tears of 15 years,G how his dog and himF G They’d travel about [Pre-Chorus 4]F C Em Am The dog up and died, he upG and died,D7 G After 20 years he still grieves [Verse 5]C Em He said "I dance now at everyAm G chance at honky-tonksF G for drinks and tipsC Em But most of the time I spendAm G behind these county bars,F G ‘cause I drinks a bit" [Pre-Chorus 5]F C Em Am He shook his head, now, heG shook his head,D7 G I heard someone ask, “please?” [Chorus 2]Am G Mr. BojanglesAm G Mr. BojanglesAm G Mr. BojanglesC Em Am G F G C Dance