Janis Joplin - Me and bobby mcgee

^GBusted flat in Baton Rouge waitin' for a train Feelin' nearly faded as my ^Djeans. ^DBobby thumbed a diesel down just before it rained D7 G-C-G Rode us all the way to New Orleans. I ^Gpulled my harpoon out of my dirty red bandanna I was ^G7playin' soft while Bobby sang the ^Cblues. ^CWindshield wipers slappin' time, I was ^Gholdin' Bobby's hand in mine ^DWe sang every song that driver ^D7knew.

^CFreedom's just another word for ^Gnothin' left to lose, D D7 G-G7 Nothin' don't mean nothin' if it ain't free. ^CFeelin' good was easy, Lord, ^Gwhen he sang the blues. D -D7 Feelin' good was good enough for me, Good enough for me and Bobby Mc^GGee.

From the ^GKentucky coal mines to the California sun, Bobby shared the secrets of my ^Dsoul. Through ^Dall kinds of weather, through everything we done, D7 G-C-G Hey, Bobby's body kept me from the cold. One ^Gday up near Salinas, Lord, I let him slip away, He's ^G7lookin' for that home and I hope he ^Cfinds it. But I'd ^Ctrade all my tomorrows for one ^Gsingle yesterday, To be ^Dholdin' Bobby's body next to ^D7mine.

^CFreedom's just another word for ^Gnothin' left to lose, And ^Dnothin' ain't worth ^D7nothin', but it's ^Gfree. And ^Cfeelin' good was easy, Lord, when ^GBobby sang the blues, D -D7 And feelin' good was good enough for me Oh, good enough for me and my Bobby Mc^GGee.