Foreverly

Norah Jones

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                           "Roving Gambler"
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Intro:
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F#
I am a roving gambler I gambled all 
around

Whenever I meet with a deck of cards
  B            F#
I lay my money down
                   B
Lay my money down, lay my money down

F#
I had not been in Washington many 
more weeks than three

I met up with a pretty little girl
    B                 F#
She fell in love with me
                      B
Fell in love with me, fell in love 
with me

F#
She took me in her parlour, she 
cooled me with her fan

She whispered low in her mother's 
ear
  B                  F#
I love that gambling man
                        B
Love that gambling man, love that 
gambling man

F#
Oh daughter oh dear daughter how can
 you treat me so?

Leave your dear old mother
    B              F#
And with a gambler go
                   B
With a gambler go, with a gambler go

F#
My mother oh dear mother you can not
 understand

If you ever see me a coming back
     B                  F#
I'll be with a gambling man
                     B
With a gambling man, with a gambling
 man

F#
I left her here in El Paso and I 
wound up in Maine

I met up with a gambling man
B              F#
Got in a poker game
                     B
Got in a poker game, got in a poker 
game

F#
We put our money in the pot and 
dealt the cards around

I saw him deal from the bottom of 
the deck
      B                 F#
And I shot that gambler down
                       B
Shot the gambler down, shot the 
gambler down

F#
Well, now I'm in the jailhouse got a
 number for my name

The Warden said as he locked the 
door
      B                  F#
You've gambled your last game
                        B
Gambled your last game, gambled your
 last game

F#
I am a roving gambler I gambled all 
around

Whenever I meet with a deck of cards
  B            F#
I lay my money down
                   B
Lay my money down, lay my money down


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                            "Long Time Gone"
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            E
You cheated me

And made me lonely

I tried to be
          B
Your very own

              A
There'll be a day
               E
You'll want me only
           B
But when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone

               A
Be a long time gone
               E
Be a long time gone
            B
Yes, when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone

                E
You're gonna be sad

You're gonna be weepin'

You're gonna be blue
        B
And all alone

                  A
You'll regret the day
            E
You seen me leavin'
              B
'Cause when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone

               A
Be a long time gone
               E
Be a long time gone
            B
Yes, when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone

              E
You'll see my face

Through tears and sorrow

You'll miss the love
                B
You called your own

               A
Baby, there'll be
      E
No tomorrow
              B
'Cause when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone

               A
Be a long time gone
               E
Be a long time gone
            B
Yes, when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone

               A
Be a long time gone
               E
Be a long time gone
            B
Yes, when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone
            B
Yes, when I leave
                    E
I'll be a long time gone


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                           "Lightning Express"
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Intro: C G A D7 G D7

G
The lightning express from the depot
 so grand
    C                  G
Had started out on its way

All of the passengers that were on 
board
A                      D7
Seemed to be happy and gay

   G
But one little boy who sat by 
himself
    C                   G
Was reading a letter he had
          C                   G
You could plainly tell by the look 
on his face
         A           D7          G
That the contents of it made him sad

G
The stern old conductor then started
 his round
       C                     G
Taking tickets from everyone there

And finally reaching the side of the
 boy
   A                    D7
He gruffly demanded his fare

G
"I have no ticket" the boy then 
replied
          C                G
"But I'll pay you back someday"
          C                   G
"Then I'll put you off at the next 
stop we make"
       A              D7          
But he stopped when he heard the 
   G
boy say

G
"Please Mr. Conductor
      C                  G
Don't put me off of this train

The best friend I have in this world
 sir
   A                D7
Is waiting for me in pain

G
Expecting to die any moment sir
    C                        G
And may not live through the day
  C                         G
I wanna reach home and kiss mother 
goodbye
  A        D7         G
Before God takes her away."

C G A D7 G D7

G
A girl sitting near was heard to 
exclaim
        C                   G
"If you put him off, it's a shame."

Taking his hand, a collection she 
made
    A                         D7
The boy's way was paid on the train

       G
"I'm obliged to you miss for your 
kindness to me."
        C                          
"You're welcome," she said, "never 
G
fear."
     C                        G
Each time the conductor would pass 
through the car
    A                 D7          
The boy's words would ring in his 
G
ear

G
"Please Mr. Conductor
      C                  G
Don't put me off of this train

The best friend I have in this world
 sir
   A                D7
Is waiting for me in pain

G
Expecting to die any moment sir
    C                        G
And may not live through the day
  C                         G
I wanna reach home and kiss mother 
goodbye
  A        D7         G
Before God takes her away."

Outro:
   C                         G
"I wanna reach home and kiss mother 
goodbye
  A        D7         G
Before God takes her away."


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                    "Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine"
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Intro: F#

      F#
In a vine covered shack in the 
mountains
                                C#
Bravely fighting the battle of time
           F#                      
There's a dear one who's weathered 
    B
my sorrows
              F#            C#    
This is that silver haired daddy 
   F#
of mine

   F#
If I could recall all the heartaches
          B                        
Dear old daddy, I've caused you to 
 F#
bear
   C#                   F#
If I could erase those lines from 
your face
      G#                         C#
And bring back the gold to your hair

    F#
If God would but grant me the power
                                C#
Just to turn back the pages of time
     F#               B
I'd give all I own if I could but 
atone
         F#            C#       F#
To that silver haired daddy of mine

F#  C#  F#  B  F#  C#  F#

   F#
I know it's too late, dear old Daddy
                              C#
To repay for the sorrows and cares
             F#                 
Though dear Mother is waiting in 
   B
Heaven
          F#         C#          F#
Just to comfort and solace you there

   F#
If I could recall all the heartaches
          B                        
Dear old daddy, I've caused you to 
 F#
bear
   C#                   F#
If I could erase those lines from 
your face
     G#                          C#
And bring back the gold to your hair

    F#
If God would but grant me the power
                                C#
Just to turn back the pages of time
     F#               B
I'd give all I own if I could but 
atone
         F#            C#       F#
To that silver haired daddy of mine

     F#               B
I'd give all I own if I could but 
atone
         F#            C#       F#
To that silver haired daddy of mine


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                      "Down In The Willow Garden"
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     A                F#m
Down in the willow garden
      A                  F#m
Where me and my love did meet
A                F#m
As we sat a-courtin'
   A         E      A
My love fell off to sleep
  F#m             A        F#m
I had a bottle of Burgundy wine
   A                F#m
My love she did not know
A                              F#m
So I poisoned that dear little girl
A      E     F#m
On the banks below
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  A                    F#m
I drew a sabre through her
   A            F#m
It was a bloody knife
  A                  F#m
I threw her in the river
      A     E        A
Which was a dreadful sign
   F#m          A    F#m
My father often told me
     A                  F#m
That money would set me free
   A                               
If I would murder that dear little 
F#m
girl
      A        E    A
Whose name was Rose Connelly

F#m A F#m A F#m A F#m A E F#m

   A                        F#m
My father sits at his cabin door
A                      F#m
Wiping his tear-dimmed eyes
        A                   F#m
For his only son soon shall walk
   A      E        A
To yonder scaffold high
   F#m             A        F#m
My race is run, beneath the sun
    A                 F#m
The scaffold waits for me
    A                             
For I did murder that dear little 
F#m
girl
      A        E         F#m
Whose name was Rose Connelly

F#m


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               "Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet?"
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Who's gonna shoe your pretty little 
feet
                              A
Who's gonna glove your little hands
D
Who's gonna kiss your ruby red lips
D      A  D
Who-oo-oo-oo

D
Papa's gonna shoe your pretty little
 feet
                               A
Mama's gonna glove your little hands
D
And I'm gonna kiss your ruby red 
lips
D      A  D
Who-oo-oo-oo

D A D

D
Who's gonna shoe your pretty little 
feet
                              A
Who's gonna glove your little hands
D
Who's gonna kiss your ruby red lips
D      A  D
Who-oo-oo-oo

D
Papa's gonna shoe your pretty little
 feet
                               A
Mama's gonna glove your little hands
D
And I'm gonna kiss your ruby red 
lips
D      A  D
Who-oo-oo-oo

D A D


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                           "Oh So Many Years"
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          F#
All these many years I've loved you
   B
No one has ever known
   F#                          C#
No one has ever known but you alone
     F#
I've kept it locked inside my heart
    B
And smiled through all my tears
   F#                        C#   
My darling, I have loved you oh so
      F#
 many years

F#
Each night within my lonely room
  B
I cry dear, over you
    F#                          
And pray to God that things will 
          C#
turn out right
    F#
But when the dawn of day appears
  B
I brush away my tears
   F#                        C#   
My darling, I have loved you oh so
      F#
 many years

F# B F# C#

F# B F# C# F#

F#                            B
I'll go on pretending that my life 
is oh so gay
    F#                           
And happy dear without you by my 
C#
side
     F#                      
When all the time my heart is 
         B
longing just to have you near
   F#                       C#    
My darling I have loved you oh so 
     F#
many years

F#                                
Maybe fate will lead us down a 
        B
path where we will meet again
    F#                           
And then we both be free to love 
C#
anew
     F#
Then one sweet kiss from your dear 
lips
     B
Will banish all my fears
   F#                       C#    
My darling I have loved you oh so 
     F#
many years
   F#                       C#    
My darling I have loved you oh so 
     F#
many years

F#


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                            "Barbara Allen"
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F
T'was in the merry month of May
     Bb             F
When flowers were a-bloomin'
      Bb            F
Sweet Willie on his deathbed lay
                C       F
For the love of Barbara Allen

F
He sent his servant to the town
    Bb                 F
The town where she did dwell in
        Bb              F
Saying "Master dear has sent me here
                C       F
If your name is Barbara Allen"

F
Then slowly, slowly she got up
    Bb              F
And slowly she went to him
    Bb                F
And all she said when she got there
              C            F
"Young man, I think you're dying"

F
"Oh don't you remember the other day
     Bb             F
When we were in the tavern?
    Bb                       F
You drank your health to the ladies 
there
                 C       F
And you slighted Barbara Allen"

Bb F C F

F
He turned his face unto the wall
   Bb               F
He turned his back upon her
    Bb               F
"So long farewell to all my friends
           C       F
Be kind to Barbara Allen"

F
She looked to the east, she looked 
to the west
    Bb               F
She saw his corpse a-comin'
    Bb               F
"Oh sit him down for me" she cried
            C     F
"That I may gaze upon him"

F
The more she looked the more she 
grieved
    Bb             F
She bursted out to cryin'
        Bb             F
Sayin' "Pick me up and carry me home
                C    F
For I feel like I am dyin'"

Bb F C F

F
They buried Willie in the old 
churchyard
    Bb             F
And Barbara in the new one
     Bb                   F
From Willie's grave there grew a 
rose
               C       F
From Barbara's a green briar

F
They grew and grew to the old church
 wall
    Bb                F
And could not grow no higher
    Bb                   F
And there they died in a true 
love-knot
             C       F
The rosebush and the briar

Bb F C F


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               "Rockin' Alone (In an Old Rockin' Chair)"
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E                   B
Sitting alone in an old rocking 
chair
  B7                     E
I saw an old mother with silvery 
hair
                           A
She seemed so neglected by those who
 should care
B                             
Rocking alone in an old rocking 
  E
chair

E                             
Her hands were all callused and 
  B
wrinkled and old
  B7                        E
A life of hard work was the story 
they told
                           A
And I thought of angels as I saw her
 there
B                             
Rocking alone in an old rocking 
  E
chair

E                           B
Bless her old heart, do you think 
she'd complain
       B7                         
Though life has been bitter she'd 
E
live it again
                             A
And carry that cross that is more 
than her share
B                             
Rocking alone in an old rocking 
  E
chair

E                           
It wouldn't take much just to 
  B
gladden her heart
     B7                       
Just some small remembrance on 
 E
somebody's part
                            A
A letter would brighten her empty 
life there
B                             
Rocking alone in an old rocking 
  E
chair

E                   B
I look at her and I think "What a 
shame"
    B7                      E
The ones who forgot her she loves 
just the same
                         A
And I think of angels as I see her 
there
B                             
Rocking alone in an old rocking 
  E
chair

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                 "I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail"
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         A
"I'm not in your town to stay,"
       A
said a lady old and gray
       E                       A
to the warden of the penitentiary
         A
"I'm not in your town to stay
         A
And I'll soon be on my way
    E                              
I'm just here to get my baby out of
 A
 jail
   D                E             
Oh warden, I'm just here to get my
              A
 baby out of jail"

            A
"I tried to raise my baby right
       A
I have prayed both day and night
        E                          
That he wouldn't follow footsteps 
      A
of his dad
       A
I have searched both far and wide
      A
And I feared that he had died
       E                           
But at last I've found my baby here
     A
 in jail
   D          E                
Oh warden, at last I've found my 
               A
baby here in jail"

A

        A
"It was just five years today
         A
When his daddy passed away
       E                        
He was found beneath the snow so 
          A
cold and white
             A
T’was then I bowed to take his ring
        A
And his gold watch and his chain
         E                       
Then the county laid his daddy in 
     A
the grave
    D           E             
Yes warden, the county laid his 
               A
daddy in the grave"

        A
"I will pawn you his watch
       A
I will pawn you his chain
       E                           
I will pawn you my diamond wedding 
A
ring
       A
I will wash all your clothes
       A
I will scrub all your floors
   E                            A
If that will get my baby out of jail
    D          E                  
Yes warden, if that will get my 
          A
baby out of jail"

       A
Then I heard the warden say
       A
to the lady old and gray:
         E                         
"I'll go bring your darling baby to
      A
 your side"
         A
Two iron gates swung wide apart
             A
She held her darling to her heart
    E                              
She kissed her baby boy and then 
  A
she died
    D            E                
But smiling, she kissed her baby 
                A
boy and then she died

A E A

A E A

D E A

         A
"I'm not in your town to stay,"
       A
said a lady old and gray
          E                        
"I'm just here to get my baby out 
  A
of jail
    D                E            
Yes warden, I'm just here to get 
              A
my baby out of jail"


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                              "Kentucky"
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   G
Kentucky
You are the dearest land outside of 
          D
Heaven to me
D
Kentucky
                                  G
I miss your laurel and your redbud 
trees

G
When I die,
I want to rest upon a graceful 
D
mountain so high
D
For that is
                        G
Where God will look for me

G
Kentucky
I miss the old folks singing in the 
 D
silvery moonlight
D
Kentucky
                              G
I miss the hound dogs chasin' coons

G D G

G
I know that
My mother, dad and sweetheart are 
            D
waiting for me
D
Kentucky
                 G
I will be coming soon
G
Kentucky


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                       "Put My Little Shoes Away"
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                           D#
Mother dear come bathe my forehead
                G#    A#
For I'm growing very weak
D#              A#          D#
Mother let one drop of water
             A#         D#
Fall upon my burning cheek

   G#                              
I'm going away to leave you mother 
 D#
darling
              G#      A#
And remember what I say
D#                A#              D#
Do this wont you please dear mother
              A#     D#
Put my little shoes away

               A#               D#
Santa Claus he brought them to me
              G#      A#
With a lot of other things
D#            A#            D#
I believe he brought an Angel
               A#      D#
With a pair of golden wings

               A#        D#
Tell my loving little playmates
              G#        A#
That I never more will play
D#                 A#        D#
Give them all my toys but mother
              A#     D#
Put my little shoes away

   G#                              
I'm going away to leave you mother 
D#
darling
             G#     A#
And remember what I say
D#                 A#             D#
Do this wont you please dear mother
               A#       D#
Put my little shoes away
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Foreverly

Norah Jones

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