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This is a traditional song off Bob Dylan's 1992 abum 'Good As I Been To You'. Intro: A,A, F,F,F,F, G,G,G,G,G,
ANow There's a man you'll hear about FMost anywhere you go, GAnd his holdings are in Texas And his name is DAiamond Joe.
AAnd he carries all his money FIn a diamond-studded jar. GHe never took much trouble With the process of tAhe law.
AI hired out to Diamond Joe, boys, FDid offer him my hand, GHe gave a string of horses So old they could nAot stand.
AAnd I nearly starved to death, boys, FHe did mistreat me so, GAnd I never saved a dollar In the pay of DiaAmond Joe.
ANow his bread it was corn dodger FAnd his meat you couldn't chaw, GNearly drove me crazy With the waggin' of hAis jaw.
AAnd the tellin' of his story, FMean to let you know GThat there never was a rounder That could lie like DiaAmond Joe.
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ANow, I tried three times to quit him, FBut he did argue so GI'm still punchin' cattle In the pay of DiaAmond Joe
AAnd when I'm called up yonder FAnd it's my time to go, GGive my blankets to my buddies Give the fleas to DAiamond Joe.
Sorry If wrong. I haven't listened to this song a lot. Overall, enjoy!