Flycatcher Jack And The Whippoorwills Song

Kevin Welch

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Tom:
Am [Verse 1]
Am Wind is warm as mother's milk, steady as a siren Though my whiskers smell of soap, my pistol smells of iron
Dm This front porch is higher than, the rest of this poor town
Am G Am I piss every day away, watch the sun go down
Am If I was a gamblin' man, the way I used to be Those downtown gals would gather 'round, Just to watch the likes of me
Dm And those lazy bones would tumble, Those lazy bones would roll
Am G Am I'd pick out my downtown gal, give her all my gold [Chorus]
G Am G Am Hey, hey, whippoorwill sings all kinds a foolish things
Am G Am All I know is that, if I had wings, I'd be gone by now
[Verse 2]
Am Once a year this old hotel fills up at harvest time Mexicans and Gypsy kids, mostly friends a mine
Dm They all come in at sundown, fill my whiskey glass
Am G Am They sit and sing a song with me, let the evenin' pass
Am For in the old days I worked with them, I worked till the work was done The crew we had back in those days, we where always number one
Dm Northward with the seasons, Southward in the fall
Am G Am Till I got hurt in the oil patch, Boys I had it all [Chorus]
G Am G Am Hey, hey, whippoorwill sings all kinds a crazy things
Am G Am All I know is that, if I had wings, I'd be gone by now [Solo]
Am Dm Am G Am
Am Dm Am G Am [Verse 3]
Am This year we had no rain at all, not a single crop came in Nothin' moves on Main Street now but an Oklahoma wind
Dm And I am just a shadow, of the man I used to be
Am G Am And I wish I had someone to sing 'The Long Black Veil' with me [Chorus]
G Am G Am Hey, hey, whippoorwill sings all kinds a foolish things
Am G Am All I know is that, if I had wings, I'd be gone by now [Chorus]
G Am G Am Hey, hey, whippoorwill sings all kinds a foolish things
Am G Am All I know is that, if I had wings, I'd be gone by now
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