C G Miss Beverly Jones had a PHD in PhysicsC C7 And She went to town to look for some workF Ab Everyplace she applied, said that she was qualifiedC Am To be a secretary or a clerkF Ab And the word got out on the day she was bornC Am But she was twenty-five years getting the newsD And had the "I don't know where I'm goingG G7 but I'm going nowhere in a hurry" blues [Verse II]C G My friend Fred felt lucky last TuesdayC F C And he took himself on out to the trackF Ab He was armed with a hot tip, and a hundred dollar billC C7 But, that fool had to hitch hike backF Ab The horse that he bet on was leading all the wayC Am Then he tossed off one of his shoesD That horse had the " I don't know where I goingG G7 C but I'm going nowhere in a hurry" blues [Verse III]G And It's I don't know where I'm goingC C7 Don't know how long this Journey will lastG And It's I don't know where I'm goingC C7 The future is one big mirror of the pastF Ab And I've been loosing so long it feels like winningC C7 Kick me again and I'll come up grinningC Am All my time I spend stsnding stillD G In a world that's spinning round so fast [Verse IV] N.C. C F And it was on a Sunday morningC C7 About a hundred years agoF Ab The message come without a warningC C7 Thought everybody told him soF Ab The last thing that General Custer saidC Am when he looked up and saw the SiouxD Was I got the " I don't know there I goingG G7 but I'm going nowhere in a hurry tooF Ab A fatal dose of the " I don't know where I'm goingC Am but I'm going nowhere in a hurry bluesF The I don't know where i'm going but I'm going
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