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This is a simple song in D major and predictably uses G and A major as
well,
along with the C major at the end of the verses and chorus, a device
which
JJ often uses. It's played on guitar with a smattering of fiddle,
especially in the bridge. In the first line in the second verse, I can't
quite figure out what the ~a something~ is, if anyone knows, email me.
Have Fun.
D G
D
A man knocked upon the door, said "Don't you know you're gonna die some
day"
A
I've got a plan for you, man, for when you pass away.
D G D
We'll give to your mother, your kids and your wife
G D
and all you have to give in return is your life.
chorus
G
Take out some insurance, insurance today,
D C D
for tomorrow will come and take us away.
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G D
Two men were gambling in ~a something~ one night
A
when a woman walked in with her dress up so tight.
G D
She asked the two gentlemen would they fight for her name.
C D
They got up and shot her and went back to their game.
chorus
[bridge, all on a D chord except for the final C-D like the end of each
verse]
G D
This aint no sad song, don't cry in your beer,
A
for one day will come and we won't be here.
G D
Somebody else will take up our game,
C D
different place, different name.
chorus
chorus
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