Bm E Bm E [Verse]Bm E I woke up in the morning about half past nineA F#m The hacks and the buggies standing in lineBm E Gents and gamblers standing aroundA F#m D Bm E Taking little Sadie to her burying groundBm E I began to think of what a deed I'd doneA F#m I grabbed my hat and away I runBm E Made a good run, just a little too slowA F#m D They overtook me in jerichoBm E G A [Verse]Bm E Standing on the corner a reading a billA F#m And up stepped the sheriff from ThomasvilleBm E He said miss is your name BrownA F#m D Bm E Remember the night you shot Sadie downBm E I said oh yes sir but my name is LeeA F#m And I murdered little Sadie in the first degreeBm E First degree and second degreeA F#m D Bm E Got any papers will you read 'em to meBm E So they took me downtown and dressed me in blackA F#m Put me on a train and started me backBm E All the way back to the Thomasville jailA F#m D Bm E Bm E Had no money for to go my bail [Solo] (i'm not sure in this part)Bm E G E ABm A F#m DBm A F#m DBm E [Verse]Bm E The judge and the jury they took their standA F#m The judge had the papers in his right handBm E Forty one days, forty one nightsA F#m D Bm E Forty one years to wear the ball and stripes [Outro]Bm E Went out one night to make a little roundA F#m I met little Sadie and I shot her downBm E Went back home, jumped into bedA D Bm A F#m D 44 pistol under my headBm A F#m DD E Bm
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Tom: