E7 [Verse 1]E7 B7 E7 I came up from Mississippi with a guitar full of songsE7 B7 E7 Thought I was really something maybe I was wrong Got to make some money, got to pay my duesG7 F#7 F7 E7 Cause if I hock my guitar how the hell am I supposed to play bluesE7 [Verse 2]E7 B7 E7 Filled out an application for sweeping up the streetsB7 E7 They said I didn't qualify I couldn't disagree I've got to find something, something I can useG7 F#7 F7 E7 Cause if I hock my guitar how the hell am I supposed to play bluesE7 [Bridge]A7 I can do without the honey or the sugar for my teaE7 These days I can do without a lot of thingsA7 My shark skin suit and my Stacy Adams shoesE7 B7 E7 All I really want to do is play my blues [Solo]E7 G7 G7 G7 G7 E7 E7 E7 E7 [Verse 4]E7 B7 E7 I had my last can of tuna with some cold green beansB7 E7 Not all that appetizing but a man's got to eat Up against the wall with nothing left to loseG7 F#7 F7 E7 Cause if I hock my guitar how the hell am I supposed to play blues
If I Hock My Guitar
Delbert McClinton
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