Biography:
Cracker is an American alternative rock band fronted by Camper Van Beethoven singer David Lowery, with guitarist Johnny Hickman. They are best known for their hit songs "Low" and "Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now)".
The band's website once noted Cracker as "The only band to ever open for both Grateful Dead and Ramones," a unique distinction which is also indicative of the band's sound and style. Cracker comfortably mixes influences and sounds ranging from classic country music
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Other songs:
- Fluffy Lucy
- Low
- Mr. Wrong
- Take Me Down To The Infirmary
- Ah You Left Me
- Almond Grove
- Another Song About The Rain
- Been Around The World
- Big Dipper
- Brides Of Neptune
- Can I Take My Gun Up To Heaven
- China
- Eurotrash Girl
- Friends
- Get Off This
- Hallelujah
- Happy Birthday To Me
- I Hate My Generation
- I See The Light
- I Want Everything
- It Aint Gonna Suck Itself
- Lets Go For A Ride
- Lonesome Johnny Blues
- Loser
- Lullabye
- Movie Star
- Mr Wrong
- Night Falls
- Nostalgia
- Nothing To Believe In
- Someday
- Somethin You Aint Got
- Something You Aint Got
- St Cajetan
- Sunday Train
- Sunrise In The Land Of Milk And Honey
- Sweet Potato
- Teen Angst
- The Golden Age
- The Good Life
- Trials And Tribulations
- Turn On Tune In Drop Out With Me
- Waited My Whole Life
- Whole Lotta Trouble
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[Intro]
C G Em G D G
[Verse]
G
Well, lucky number seven passed me by
D
Lucky number seven called my name and passed on by
G
Well he came back don't you know
C
With his brother six in tow
G D G
And that is how number thirteen wound up by my side
[Chorus]
G
And that is how I got these lonesome johnny blues
C G
How I got these lonesome johnny blues
C
Got the lonesome johnny blues
G Em
And there's nothing I can do
G D G
'cept sing these sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
Here we go
C G Em G D G
[Verse]
G
Grim reaper he pulled up into my drive
D
Grim reaper pulled his little old chevrolet right up onto the goddamn drive
G
"johnny, I haven't come for you
C
But I want someone who's dear to you
G D G
And the price you pay is to remain alive"
[Chorus]
G
And I'll stay here with these lonesome johnny blues
C G
Stay here with these lonesome johnny blues
C
With the lonesome johnny blues
G Em
And there's nothing I can do
G D G
'cept sing these sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
G D G C G D G
[Verse]
G
Woah, no more trouble send him down the road, won't you please
D
No more trouble won't you beat him up, won't you send him down the road
G
Trouble dumped out the trash
C
Ransacked the place for cash
G D G
And he wound up taking much more than I own
[Chorus]
G
And he left me with these lonesome johnny blues
C G
Left me with these lonesome johnny blues
C
With the lonesome johnny blues
G Em
And there's nothing I can do
G D G
'cept sing these sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
[Outro]
C
Johnny blues
G D G
The sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
C
Johnny blues
G D C G
The sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
C G Em G D G
[Verse]
G
Well, lucky number seven passed me by
D
Lucky number seven called my name and passed on by
G
Well he came back don't you know
C
With his brother six in tow
G D G
And that is how number thirteen wound up by my side
[Chorus]
G
And that is how I got these lonesome johnny blues
C G
How I got these lonesome johnny blues
C
Got the lonesome johnny blues
G Em
And there's nothing I can do
G D G
'cept sing these sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
Here we go
C G Em G D G
[Verse]
G
Grim reaper he pulled up into my drive
D
Grim reaper pulled his little old chevrolet right up onto the goddamn drive
G
"johnny, I haven't come for you
C
But I want someone who's dear to you
G D G
And the price you pay is to remain alive"
[Chorus]
G
And I'll stay here with these lonesome johnny blues
C G
Stay here with these lonesome johnny blues
C
With the lonesome johnny blues
G Em
And there's nothing I can do
G D G
'cept sing these sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
G D G C G D G
[Verse]
G
Woah, no more trouble send him down the road, won't you please
D
No more trouble won't you beat him up, won't you send him down the road
G
Trouble dumped out the trash
C
Ransacked the place for cash
G D G
And he wound up taking much more than I own
[Chorus]
G
And he left me with these lonesome johnny blues
C G
Left me with these lonesome johnny blues
C
With the lonesome johnny blues
G Em
And there's nothing I can do
G D G
'cept sing these sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
[Outro]
C
Johnny blues
G D G
The sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
C
Johnny blues
G D C G
The sad old weary lonesome johnny blues
