Ferryman (and Shayfer James)

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UKULELE CHORDS

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Verse 1:
Gm
Joe met Daisy on the day of the dead

When he woke up drunk
                D
And handcuffed to a dirty double bed
Eb                              Bb
She said Joe you should be wary of
               D
The women you pretend to love
D
And she wrapped a plastic bag
D
Around his head
         Bb                      G   Gm
Joe met daisy on the day of the dead

Chorus:
Bb                       D
Oh, your time is coming fast
          Gm                   Eb
And the Ferryman only deals in cash
Bb                       D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm                     D
And the Ferryman only deals in,
                  Gm
the Ferryman only deals in cash

Verse 2:
Gm
Ben met Gary at a back room game of pool

When he caught him petting heavy
        D              Gm
With a boy from Baton Rouge
         D
He said Ben you should have learned by now
D
I'm not a fan of xxxxing around
D
Then he beat him with a bottle and a cue
                             G          Gm
Ben met Gary at a back room game of pool

Chorus:
Bb                D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm                          Eb
And the Ferryman only deals in cash
Bb                       D
Oh, your time is coming fast
           Gm
And the Ferryman only deals in,
 D                          G
the Ferryman only deals in cash

Interlude: Gm G Gm

Verse 3:
Gm
John met Katie at the end of Crescent pier

Even though they had been married
     D
For some 37 years
 Gm
She said John you thought
                Bb         D
I didn’t know about your other wife
D
You gotta go

Then Katie, she went fishing with his ears
 Gm
John met Katie at the end of Crescent pier

Chorus:
Bb                D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm                          Eb
And the Ferryman only deals in cash
Bb                       D
Oh, your time is coming fast
           Gm
And the Ferryman only deals in,
 D                  G
the Ferryman only deals in cash

Bridge: Gm Eb Gm Bb D G Gm

Verse 4:
Gm
Jane met Ginger over dinner in July

Ginger said that she'd forgive her
D
For the secrets and the lies
               D                 Bb
So they drank toast for days to come
                            D
Then the devil spoke with ginger's tongue

I hope you like champagne with cyanide
                      Gm
Jane met ginger over dinner in July

Chorus:
Bb                D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm                          Eb
And the Ferryman only deals in cash
Bb                       D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm
And the Ferryman only deals in,
 D                      Bb
the Ferryman only deals in,
Bb                       D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm                     Eb
And the Ferryman only deals in cash
Bb                        D
Oh, your time is coming fast
Gm
And the Ferryman only deals in,
D
the Ferryman only deals in cash
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed. This arrangement was downloaded for free on UkuTabs.com.
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Album: Ferryman

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Biography

Will Wood appeared out of nowhere, stumbling out of a hallucinogenic haze in 2015. He immediately began attracting attention with his difficult-to-pin-down public persona and provocative performances. Joined by his band The Tapeworms, Wood confused and excited audiences and press with his genre-defying musical styles and unique performances, which often featured light shows, acrobatics, comedy, and other elements that rocked the boat of the local scene.

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