Grateful Dead - Uncle John`s Band

^GOh, the first days are the hardest days, don't you^C worry any^Gmore ^G'Cause when life looks like Easy Street there is ^Cdanger at your ^Gdoor ^AmThink this through with ^Emme, ^Clet me know your ^Dmind ^CWhoa-^Doh, what I ^Gwant to ^Dknow-^Coh, ^Gis ^Dare you ^Gkind ^GIt's a buck dancer's choice, my friend, better ^Ctake my ad^Gvice ^GYou know all the rules by now, and the ^Cfire from the ^Gice ^AmWill you come with ^Emme, ^Cwon't you come with ^Dme ^CWhoa-^Doh, what I ^Gwant to ^Dknow-^Coh, ^Gwill ^Dyou come ^Gwith me

^GGod damn! well I de^Cclar^Ge, ^Amhave you ^Gseen the ^Dlike ^DTheir ^Cwalls are built of cannonballs, their ^Gmotto ^Dis "Don't ^Ctread on ^Dme" ^GCome hear Uncle John's ^Cband ^Amplaying ^Gby the ^Driverside ^CGot some things to talk about, ^Ghere be^Dside the ^Crising ^Dtide

^GIt's the same story the crow told me, it's the ^Conly one he ^Gknows ^GLike the morning sun you come, and ^Clike the wind you ^Ggo ^AmAin't no time to ^Emhate, ^Cbarely time to ^Dwait ^CWhoa-^Doh, what I ^Gwant ^Dknow-^Coh, ^Gwhere ^Ddoes the ^Gtime go ^GI live in a silver mine and I ^Ccall it Beggar's ^GTomb ^GI've got me a violin and I ^Cbeg you, call a ^Gtune ^AmAnybody's ^Emchoice, ^CI can hear your ^Dvoice ^CWhoa-^Doh, what I ^Gwant to ^Dknow-^Coh, ^Ghow ^Ddoes the ^Gsong go

^GCome hear Uncle John's ^Cband ^Amby the ^Griversid^De ^CGot some things to talk about ^Ghere be^Dside the ^Crising ^Dtide ^GCome hear Uncle John's ^Cband ^Amplaying ^Gto the ^Dtide ^CCome on along or go alone, he's ^Gcome to ^Dtake his ^Cchildren ^Dhome

^GCome here Uncle John's ^Cband ^Amplaying ^Gto the ^Dtide ^CCome on along or go alone, he's ^Gcome to ^Dtake his ^Cchildren ^Dhome ^GCome hear Uncle John's ^Cband ^Amplaying ^Gto the ^Dtide ^CCome on along or go alone, he's ^Gcome to ^Dtake his ^Cchildren ^Dhome