{font:Title,Verdana,24,0,true,false} {font:SubTitle,Verdana,14,0,false,false} {font:Lyric,Verdana,18,0,false,false} {font:Chorus,Verdana,18,0,true,false} {font:Chord,Verdana,18,0,true,false} {font:Comment,Verdana,18,0,true,true} {font:Tablature,Verdana,18,0,true,false} {font:Editor,Courier New,15,0,false,false} {color:Title,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000,1.000000} {color:SubTitle,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000,1.000000} {color:Lyric,0.000000,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000} {color:Chorus,0.000000,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000} {color:Chord,0.800000,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000} {color:Comment,0.000000,0.568627,0.807843,1.000000} {color:Tablature,0.000000,0.250980,0.501961,1.000000} {color:Editor,0.000000,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000} {color:EditorBack,1.000000,1.000000,1.000000,1.000000} {color:Background,1.000000,1.000000,1.000000,1.000000} {playtime:120} {chorusindent:51} {chordspace:5} {linespace:5} {transpositionLevel:0} {t:JUG BAND MUSIC } {st:John Sebastian (1966)} {c:UBASS intro:} {sot} Notes: G B G’ F E Bb B G B G’ F (X2) {eot} I was [G] down in Savannah, eatin' cream and bananas When the [D7] heat just made me faint I be-[D7]gan to get cross-eyed, I thought I was lost, I'd begun to see things as they [G] ain't As the [G] relatives gathered to see what's the matter The doctor came to see was I [A7] dyin' But the [G] doctor said, "Give him jug band music It [D7] seems to make him feel just [G] fine" {soc} {c: CHORUS 1:} I was [D7] told a little tale about a skinny-as-a-rail Eight-foot cowboy with a [G] headache He was [D7] hung up in the desert swattin' rats and tryin' to get A drink of water with his knees a-gettin' [G] mud-caked And I'll [G] tell you in a sentence how he stumbled in to Memphis, Tennessee, hardly crawlin', lookin' [C] dust-baked We [C] gave him a little water, a little bit of wine He [G] opened up his eyes, but they didn't seem to shine Then the [G] doctor said, "Give him jug band music It [D7] seems to make him feel just [G] fine" {eoc} So if you [G] ever get sickly, get Sis to run quickly To the [D7] dusty closet shelf And [D7] pull out a washboard, and play a guitar chord And do a little do-it-your-[G]self And [G] call on your neighbors to put down their labors And come and play the hardware in [A7] time 'Cause the [G] doctor said, "Give him jug band music It [D7] seems to make him feel just [G] fine" {soc} {c:CHORUS 2:} I was [D7] floatin' in the ocean greased with suntan lotion When I got wiped out by a [G] beach boy He was [D7] surfin' when he hit me but jumped off his board to get me And he dragged me by the armpit like a [G] child's toy As we [G] staggered into land with all the waiters eatin' sandwiches He tried to mooch a towel from the hoi [C] polloi He [C] emptied out his eardrums, I emptied out mine And [G] everybody knows that the very last line Is "the [G] doctor said, 'Give him jug band music It [D7] seems to make him feel just [G] fine'" {eoc} And the [G] doctor said, "Give him jug band music It [D7] seems to make him feel just [G] fine" {eoc}