Biografia:
John Cowan Hartford (New York, 30 de dezembro de 1937 – 4 de junho de 2001) foi um bandolinista, guitarrista acústico, violinista, banjoísta, dançarino, piloto de Rebocador e barco de rio a vapor, compositor e cantor folk e country americano. Ficou conhecido por sua maestria no violino e no banjo, bem como por suas letras espirituosas, estilo vocal único e amplo conhecimento da cultura sobre o rio Mississipi. Hartford se apresentou com uma variedade de conjuntos ao longo de sua carreira
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Got No Place To Go
By John Hartford
Morning Bugle
Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key G
Transcribed by: Verne Garrison, Ma 28, 2012
Note: after each C chord, John goes one octave higher (falsetto)
G C
There's a big hill
G C
Behind the water wheel
G D7 G
And I got no place to go
G C
Tumble down
G C
Rumble bound
G D7 G
Cause I got no place to go
All alone
G C
Got no home
G D7 G
Got no place to go
[Chorus]
G C
So the rain(falsetto)**
G C
May come again
G C
It's the same
G C
Old refrain
G C
What's your name?
G C
Please explain
G D7 G
Have you got no place to go?
[Instrumental](bowed bass)
G C
All alone
G C
Got no home
G D7 G
I Got no place to go
G C
Stumble on
G C
Sing a along
I got no place to go
[Chorus]
G C
So the rain(falsetto)**
G C
May come again
G C
It's the same
G C
Old refrain
G C
What's your name?
G C
Please explain
G D7 G
Have you got no place to go?
[Instrumental](bowed bass)
G C
All alone
G C
Got no home
G D7 G
I Got no place to go
G C
Stumble on
G C
Sing a along
I got no place to go
[Chorus]
G C
So the rain(falsetto)**
G C
May come again
G C
It's the same
G C
Old refrain
G C
What's your name?
G C
Please explain
G D7 G
Have you got no place to go?
By John Hartford
Morning Bugle
Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key G
Transcribed by: Verne Garrison, Ma 28, 2012
Note: after each C chord, John goes one octave higher (falsetto)
G C
There's a big hill
G C
Behind the water wheel
G D7 G
And I got no place to go
G C
Tumble down
G C
Rumble bound
G D7 G
Cause I got no place to go
All alone
G C
Got no home
G D7 G
Got no place to go
[Chorus]
G C
So the rain(falsetto)**
G C
May come again
G C
It's the same
G C
Old refrain
G C
What's your name?
G C
Please explain
G D7 G
Have you got no place to go?
[Instrumental](bowed bass)
G C
All alone
G C
Got no home
G D7 G
I Got no place to go
G C
Stumble on
G C
Sing a along
I got no place to go
[Chorus]
G C
So the rain(falsetto)**
G C
May come again
G C
It's the same
G C
Old refrain
G C
What's your name?
G C
Please explain
G D7 G
Have you got no place to go?
[Instrumental](bowed bass)
G C
All alone
G C
Got no home
G D7 G
I Got no place to go
G C
Stumble on
G C
Sing a along
I got no place to go
[Chorus]
G C
So the rain(falsetto)**
G C
May come again
G C
It's the same
G C
Old refrain
G C
What's your name?
G C
Please explain
G D7 G
Have you got no place to go?
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