F

Am

I

pulled

in

to Naz-

a-

reth,

was

Bb

F

feel-in'

'bout

half

past

dead.

F

Am

I

just

need

some place__

where

Bb

F

I

can

lay

my head.__

F

Am

"Hey,

mis-ter,

can you

tell

me

where

a

Bb

F

man

might

find

a bed?"__

F

Am

He

just

grinned

and

shook

my hand,__

Bb

F

"No,"

was all__

he

said.

F

Am

I

picked

up

my

bag,

I,

went

looking

Bb

F

for

a

place

to

hide.

F

Am

When

I

saw

Carmen

and the

Devil

where

Bb

F

walking

side

by

side

F

Am

I

said,

"Hey

Car-men,

come

Bb

F

on

let's

go

"down-

town"

F

Am

She

said,

"I gotta

go,

but

my

Bb

F

friend

can

stick

a-

round."

F

Am

Go

down

Miss

Moses

there's

no-

Bb

F

thin'

you

can

say,

F

Am

It's

just

like

ol'

Luke

waitin'

Bb

F

on

the

Judge-

ment

Day.

F

Am

"Well,

luke,

my

friend

what

Bb

F

about

young

Anna

Lee?"

F

Am

He

said,

"Do me

a favor

son,

woncha'

stay an'

Bb

F

keep

Anna

Lee

comp-

any?"

F

Am

Crazy

Chester

fol-

lowed

me,

and

he

Bb

F

caught

me in

the

fog.

F

Am

He

said

"I

will

fix

your

rack

if

Bb

F

you'll

take

Jake,

my

dog."

F

Am

I said

"Wait

a min-

ute,

Chester,,

you

know

I'm a

Bb

F

peace-

ful

man."

F

Am

He

said,

"That's

okay,

boy,

won't

you

Bb

F

feed

him

when

you

can?"

F

Am

Catch

a

cannon

ball,

now

to

Bb

F

take

me

down

the

line.

F

Am

My

bag

is

sink-

in'

and

I do

Bb

F

believe

it's

time.

F

Am

to get

back

to

Miss

Fanny,

you

know

Bb

F

she's

the

only

one.

F

Am

Who

sent

me

here

with

her

Bb

F

regards

for

everyone.