Ol Joe Clark
Sam Bush
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D G5 D Ol' Joe Clark he made his markG5 D when cotton was the kingG5 D And late at night in the pale moon lightC2 D you could hear that banjo ringG C2 D It would ring out for the masterG C2 D who was listening on the hillG5 D It would ring out for the babiesC2 D who were sleeping quiet still [Chorus]D Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 Round and round, I sayD Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 D Until the break of day [Verse]D G5 D When he came up from the bellyG5 D Of that ship of slaveryG5 D He was holding to his banjoC2 D But it was not on his kneeContinúa después del anuncioG C D And someone said, "Hey here's a strong oneG C D And he can entertainG5 D You can keep your banjo,C2 D But Clark will be your name" [Chorus]D Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 Play it when I sayD Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 D or we'll carry you awayG C G D Singin' Round and roundG C G D Round and roundG C G D Round and round [Verse]D G5 D He learned to play the melodiesG5 D Of Cork and county ClaireG5 D He even played for Lincoln once,C2 D Down on the courthouse squareG C D Then he went down to New Orleans,G C D And they call it DixielandG5 D But everywhere that old Joe went,C2 D He was still a hired hand [Chorus]D Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 Round and round, I sayD Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 D Until the break of dayD Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 Round and round, I sayD Round and round old Joe ClarkC2 D Until the break of dayG C G D Singin' Round and roundG C G D Round and roundG C G D Round and round
