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Bill Anderson - Po' Folks, аккорды песни для гитары

Bill Anderson - Po' Folks, аккорды песни для гитары G D7 G There's a whole lot of people looking down their noses at me D7 G Cause I didn't come from a wealthy family C G There were ten of us living in a two room shack D7 G On the banks of the river by the railroad tracks C G We kept chickens in a pen in the back D7 And everybody said we were Po' Folks G D7 G My daddy was a farmer but all he ever raised was us D7 G He dug a forty-foot well struck thirty six gallons of dust C G The Salvation Army gave us clothes to wear D7 G А man from the county came to cut our hair C G We lived next door to a millionaire D7 G But we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks C G We was Po' Folks living in a rich folks world D7 G We sure was a hungry bunch C G If the wolf had ever come to our front door A7 D7 He'd a had to brought a picnic lunch G D7 G My granddaddy's pension was a dollar and thirty-three cents D7 G That was ten dollars less than the landlord wanted for rent C G The landlord's letters got nasty indeed D7 G He wrote get out but Pa couldn't read C G And we were too broke to even pay heed D7 G But that's how it is when you're Po' Folks repeat #3 G D7 G But we had something in our house money can't buy D7 G Kept us warm in the winter cool when the sun was high C G For whenever we didn't have food enough D7 G And the howling winds would get pretty rough C G We patched the cracks and set the table with love D7 G Cause that's what you do when you're Po' Folks D7 G And we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks D7 G My mom and my dad was Po' Folks D7 G My brother and my sister was Po' Folks D7 G My dog and my cat was Po' Folks D7 G And even _____________ was Po' Folks
Bill Anderson - Po' Folks, аккорды песни для гитары G D7 G There's a whole lot of people looking down their noses at me D7 G Cause I didn't come from a wealthy family C G There were ten of us living in a two room shack D7 G On the banks of the river by the railroad tracks C G We kept chickens in a pen in the back D7 And everybody said we were Po' Folks G D7 G My daddy was a farmer but all he ever raised was us D7 G He dug a forty-foot well struck thirty six gallons of dust C G The Salvation Army gave us clothes to wear D7 G А man from the county came to cut our hair C G We lived next door to a millionaire D7 G But we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks C G We was Po' Folks living in a rich folks world D7 G We sure was a hungry bunch C G If the wolf had ever come to our front door A7 D7 He'd a had to brought a picnic lunch G D7 G My granddaddy's pension was a dollar and thirty-three cents D7 G That was ten dollars less than the landlord wanted for rent C G The landlord's letters got nasty indeed D7 G He wrote get out but Pa couldn't read C G And we were too broke to even pay heed D7 G But that's how it is when you're Po' Folks repeat #3 G D7 G But we had something in our house money can't buy D7 G Kept us warm in the winter cool when the sun was high C G For whenever we didn't have food enough D7 G And the howling winds would get pretty rough C G We patched the cracks and set the table with love D7 G Cause that's what you do when you're Po' Folks D7 G And we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks D7 G My mom and my dad was Po' Folks D7 G My brother and my sister was Po' Folks D7 G My dog and my cat was Po' Folks D7 G And even _____________ was Po' Folks

Bill Anderson - Po' Folks, аккорды песни для гитары

G
                                    
D7
                  
G

There's a whole lot of people looking down their noses at me 
                           
D7
          
G

Cause I didn't come from a wealthy family 
           
C
                     
G

There were ten of us living in a two room shack 
       
D7
                        
G

On the banks of the river by the railroad tracks 
   
C
                  
G

We kept chickens in a pen in the back 
    
D7

And everybody said we were Po' Folks 
  
   
G
                      
D7
                     
G

My daddy was a farmer but all he ever raised was us 
                                
D7
                    
G

He dug a forty-foot well struck thirty six gallons of dust 
    
C
                      
G

The Salvation Army gave us clothes to wear 
  
D7
                          
G

А man from the county came to cut our hair 
   
C
                    
G

We lived next door to a millionaire 
    
D7
                    
G

But we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks 
  
       
C
                     
G

We was Po' Folks living in a rich folks world 
   
D7
                
G

We sure was a hungry bunch 
       
C
                     
G

If the wolf had ever come to our front door 
 
A7
                      
D7

He'd a had to brought a picnic lunch 
  
   
G
                          
D7
                      
G

My granddaddy's pension was a dollar and thirty-three cents 
                                   
D7
                  
G

That was ten dollars less than the landlord wanted for rent 
    
C
                      
G

The landlord's letters got nasty indeed 
   
D7
                  
G

He wrote  get out  but Pa couldn't read 
    
C
                    
G

And we were too broke to even pay heed 
    
D7
                           
G

But that's how it is when you're Po' Folks 
  
repeat #3 

 
G
                           
D7
                
G

But we had something in our house money can't buy 
                           
D7
                    
G

Kept us warm in the winter cool when the sun was high 
    
C
                            
G

For whenever we didn't have food enough 
        
D7
                  
G

And the howling winds would get pretty rough 
   
C
                              
G

We patched the cracks and set the table with love 
      
D7
                             
G

Cause that's what you do when you're Po' Folks 
  
    
D7
                    
G

And we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks 
   
D7
                 
G

My mom and my dad was Po' Folks 
   
D7
                        
G

My brother and my sister was Po' Folks  
   
D7
                 
G

My dog and my cat was Po' Folks 
    
D7
                     
G

And even _____________ was Po' Folks

G
                                    
D7
                  
G

There's a whole lot of people looking down their noses at me 
                           
D7
          
G

Cause I didn't come from a wealthy family 
           
C
                     
G

There were ten of us living in a two room shack 
       
D7
                        
G

On the banks of the river by the railroad tracks 
   
C
                  
G

We kept chickens in a pen in the back 
    
D7

And everybody said we were Po' Folks 
  
   
G
                      
D7
                     
G

My daddy was a farmer but all he ever raised was us 
                                
D7
                    
G

He dug a forty-foot well struck thirty six gallons of dust 
    
C
                      
G

The Salvation Army gave us clothes to wear 
  
D7
                          
G

А man from the county came to cut our hair 
   
C
                    
G

We lived next door to a millionaire 
    
D7
                    
G

But we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks 
  
       
C
                     
G

We was Po' Folks living in a rich folks world 
   
D7
                
G

We sure was a hungry bunch 
       
C
                     
G

If the wolf had ever come to our front door 
 
A7
                      
D7

He'd a had to brought a picnic lunch 
  
   
G
                          
D7
                      
G

My granddaddy's pension was a dollar and thirty-three cents 
                                   
D7
                  
G

That was ten dollars less than the landlord wanted for rent 
    
C
                      
G

The landlord's letters got nasty indeed 
   
D7
                  
G

He wrote  get out  but Pa couldn't read 
    
C
                    
G

And we were too broke to even pay heed 
    
D7
                           
G

But that's how it is when you're Po' Folks 
  
repeat #3 

 
G
                           
D7
                
G

But we had something in our house money can't buy 
                           
D7
                    
G

Kept us warm in the winter cool when the sun was high 
    
C
                            
G

For whenever we didn't have food enough 
        
D7
                  
G

And the howling winds would get pretty rough 
   
C
                              
G

We patched the cracks and set the table with love 
      
D7
                             
G

Cause that's what you do when you're Po' Folks 
  
    
D7
                    
G

And we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks 
   
D7
                 
G

My mom and my dad was Po' Folks 
   
D7
                        
G

My brother and my sister was Po' Folks  
   
D7
                 
G

My dog and my cat was Po' Folks 
    
D7
                     
G

And even _____________ was Po' Folks

G
                                    
D7
                  
G

There's a whole lot of people looking down their noses at me 
                           
D7
          
G

Cause I didn't come from a wealthy family 
           
C
                     
G

There were ten of us living in a two room shack 
       
D7
                        
G

On the banks of the river by the railroad tracks 
   
C
                  
G

We kept chickens in a pen in the back 
    
D7

And everybody said we were Po' Folks 
  
   
G
                      
D7
                     
G

My daddy was a farmer but all he ever raised was us 
                                
D7
                    
G

He dug a forty-foot well struck thirty six gallons of dust 
    
C
                      
G

The Salvation Army gave us clothes to wear 
  
D7
                          
G

А man from the county came to cut our hair 
   
C
                    
G

We lived next door to a millionaire 
    
D7
                    
G

But we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks 
  
       
C
                     
G

We was Po' Folks living in a rich folks world 
   
D7
                
G

We sure was a hungry bunch 
       
C
                     
G

If the wolf had ever come to our front door 
 
A7
                      
D7

He'd a had to brought a picnic lunch 
  
   
G
                          
D7
                      
G

My granddaddy's pension was a dollar and thirty-three cents 
                                   
D7
                  
G

That was ten dollars less than the landlord wanted for rent 
    
C
                      
G

The landlord's letters got nasty indeed 
   
D7
                  
G

He wrote  get out  but Pa couldn't read 
    
C
                    
G

And we were too broke to even pay heed 
    
D7
                           
G

But that's how it is when you're Po' Folks 
  
repeat #3 

 
G
                           
D7
                
G

But we had something in our house money can't buy 
                           
D7
                    
G

Kept us warm in the winter cool when the sun was high 
    
C
                            
G

For whenever we didn't have food enough 
        
D7
                  
G

And the howling winds would get pretty rough 
   
C
                              
G

We patched the cracks and set the table with love 
      
D7
                             
G

Cause that's what you do when you're Po' Folks 
  
    
D7
                    
G

And we wasn't nothing but Po' Folks 
   
D7
                 
G

My mom and my dad was Po' Folks 
   
D7
                        
G

My brother and my sister was Po' Folks  
   
D7
                 
G

My dog and my cat was Po' Folks 
    
D7
                     
G

And even _____________ was Po' Folks

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