Robert Johnson - Phonograph blues

^ABeatrice got a pho^A7nogra^D7/F#ph, and it won't say a lonesome w^Aord^A7. Beatrice got a p^D7/F#honograph, but it won't say a lonesome w^Aord^A7. ^EWhat evil have I done ? ^D7/F#What evil has the poor girl h^Aeard? ^E

^ABeatrice, I love my pho^A7nogra^D7/F#ph, but you have broke my windin' cha^Ain.^A7 Beatrice, I love my pho^D7/F#nograph, ooh, honey, you have broke my windin' cha^A7in.^{A E}And you've taken my lovi^D7/F#n', and give it to your other m^Aan. ^E

^A7Now, we played it on the sofa, now, we pl^D7/F#ayed it 'side the wall My nee^A7dles have got rusty, baby, they will not play at all We played it on the ^D7/F#sofa, and we played it 'side the w^Aall ^A7 But my ^E7needles have got rusty, and^D7/F# it will not play at ^Aall^E

Beatrice, I ^Ago craz^Am6y, baby, I will lose my m^A7ind And ^D7/F#I go cra'eeh, honey, I will lose my mi^And ^{A7 E}I keep bringing your clothes back ho^D7/F#me, and try me one more ti^A7me ^{A E}

She got a p^Ahonograph, and it ^D7/F#won't say a lonesome w^Aord^{A7 A D7/F#}She got a phonograph, ooh, won't say a lonesome wo^A7rd ^{A E}What evil have I done, o^D7/F#r what evil have the poor girl he^Aard ^A7