C#7 Well I quit my job down at the car wash I left my momma a goodbye note By sundown Iâd left Kingston With my guitar under my coat F#7 I hitch-hiked all the way down to Memphis Got a room at the Y.M.C.A. C#7 For the next three weeks I went a hauntinâ them night clubs Lookinâ for a place a play G#7 Well I thought my pickinâ would set âem on fire F#7 C#7 But nobody wanted to hire a guitar man Well I nearly âbout starved to death down in Memphis I run outta money and luck So I bummed me a ride down to Macon, Georgia On a overloaded poultry truck I thumbed on down to Panama City Started pickinâ out some of them all-night bars Hopinâ I could make myself a dollar Makinâ music on my guitar I got the same old story at them all night piers There ainât no room around here for a guitar man We donât need no guitar man, son F#7 So I slept in the hobo jungles I bummed a thousand miles of track C#7 Til I found myself in Mobile, Alabama In a club they call âBig Jackâsâ F#7 a little four piece band was jamminâ So I took my guitar and I sat in D#7 I showed âem what a band would sound like G#7 with a swinginâ little guitar man Show âem son C#7 So if you ever take a trip down to the ocean Find yourself down around Mobile Well make it out to a club called âJackâsâ If you got a little time to kill F#7 Just follow that crowd of people Youâll wind up out on his dance floor C#7 Digginâ the finest little five piece group Up and down the Gulf of Mexico G#7 And guess whoâs leadinâ that five piece band F#7 Wouldnât you know itâs that swinginâ little guitar man Yeah Yeah guitarman | TransposeReset Font sizeReset Chords fingeringsC#7 D#7 F#7 G#7 |