DAVID LINDLEY - PAY THE MAN UKULELE CHORDS 2

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pay the Man - David Lindley --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard David Lindley Pay the Man (1981) (David Lindley/George 'Baboo' Pierre) From: "El Rayo X" Hello ukulele players! I originally submitted this as a guitar tab but UG automatically added my submission to their ukulele tabs. I now edited it a little and hope it works for ukulele, too. But I'm not sure whether the chords I suggest make sense for the ukulele. If you have any suggestions to make as to how to improve this tab, don't hesitate to send a message. Enjoy! This was meant for guitar, capo 1st fret. If you want to play this song in its original key: use the transpose button: -1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | C | F | F | C | | C | F | F | C |

^CPay the ^Fman,^F you gotta pay the ^Cman Be^Cfore you leave this ^Fworld You got to ^Fpay the man ^C ^CPay the ^Fman, every^Fbody gotta pay the ^Cman Every^Cbody in the whole wide ^Fworld Has got to ^Fpay the man ^C

Well the ^Csenator in the ^Ffancy house He's a ^Fprince of Babylon ^C He’s go^Ct a wife and a ^Fdog and a cadillac And ^Fpeople all around ^C Got his ^Cways and means and ^Fall he needs To ^Fkeep him satisfied ^C But be^Cfore he leaves this ^Fworld He got to ^Fpay the man ^C

| F | Am | F | C | | F | Am | F | C | | F | Am | F | C | | F | Am | F | C F |

^C Sally had a ^Fbaby It ^Falmost drove her ^Ccrazy She ^Cdropped her in the ^Friver Now ^FSally she's a happy girl ^C And you ^Csee her on a ^Fcorner She's ^Fdoing all the best she ^Ccan And she ^Cwhisper to you ^Fsoft and low You got to ^Fpay the man ^C

^CPay the ^Fman,^F you gotta pay the ^Cman Be^Cfore you leave this ^Fworld You got to ^Fpay the man ^C ^CPay the ^Fman, every^Fbody gotta pay the ^Cman Be^Cfore you leave this ^Fworld You got to ^Fpay the man ^C

| C | F | F | C | | C | F | F | C | (repeat and fade)

David Lindley - Pay the man