Suitcase Blues Triumph Written by Rik Emmett, tabbed by Doug Jacobson with a little help from Ed Levy

^FIt's four in the morn^Dm7ing, Edim7 A7+5+9 B9 There's not a soul around T^Dm7his dirty hot^D9el room G7[13] C7#9 F13 Has really got me down

Bbma7 A modern day minstrel,

They got^Bbm7 my name in light^Eb9s I w^Am7ish these days of glamour

Didn't hav^D9e these lonely nights^D7b9 I'm o^Gm7n the road to fortune

And I got ^Bbm7the suitcase blues ^Eb9real bad ^F ^Dm7 ^Gm7 ^C7b9 ^Fmaj7I guess I'm makin' paym^Dm7ents Em7b5 A7+5+9 B9 For the dues that must be paid

I c^Dm7ash another son^D9g Into this en^G7dless masquerade ^C7#9 ^F13

Bbma7 halfway through the circuit

And hea^Bbm7ded for the coast^Eb9 Been gon^Am7e so long I can't remember

^D9What I miss the most,^D7b9 ah, but, ^Gm7Me and Johnny Walker,

Bbm7 Eb7 orEb9 And the comfort that he brings,

^Am7Waitin' on the telephone That nev^D9er, ever rings ^D7b9

^Gm7On the lonely road to fortune, and I got^Bbm7 the suitcase blues^Eb9 real bad

Dm7 G9 or G7 or G13 REPEAT

^Dm7I got the^G13 blues And I got ^Dm7them really bad ^G13

^Dm7The suitcase bl^G13ues Are the wors^Dm7t I ever had ^G13

^Em7all by my l^A13onesome And I'm half^Em7way 'round the bend ^A13

[Eb9] Am7 D7 I don't mind drinkin' solo Gm7 D7b9#5 But I sure could use a friend ============================== Gm7[9] Me and Johnny Walker,

And the comf^Bbm7ort that he brings,^Eb9 ^Am7Waitin' on the telephone

That nev^D9er, ever rings ^D7b9

On the lon^Gm7ely road to fortune, and I got^Bbm7 the suitcase blues^Eb9 real?^A7#5? bad ^F ^E ^Eb ^D ^Fmaj7

I think this is pretty close some jazz head please figure out the tag at the end! All comments to dougj1986@aol.com [put TRIUMPH in the topic line]

Triumph - Suitcase blues