Tonalité : D major
Intro 1
Ab
Eb
Ab
Verse 1
Ab
John Henry was about
three days old,
Eb
sitting on his mammy's knee.
Ab
Well, he picked up a hammer
Db
and a little piece of steel,
Ab
said, it's gonna be the death of me.
Eb
Ab
Well, it's gonna be the death of me.
Captain said to John Henry,
Eb
I'm gonna bring my steam drill around,
Ab
Db
I'm gonna bring my steam drill out on the job,
Ab
I'm gonna whup that steel on down,
Eb
Ab
Lord, Lord, whup that steel on down.
John Henry said to his boss man,
Eb
he said a man ain't nothing but a man,
Ab
but before I'd let your
Db
steam drill beat me down,
Ab
I'll die with this hammer in my hand,
well, I'll die with this
hammer in my hand.
John Henry said to his shaker,
Eb
he said shaker why don't you sing,
Ab
you know I'm swinging nine pounds
Db
from my hips on down,
Ab
won't you listen to the
cold steel ring,
Eb
Ab
just listen to the cold steel ring.
John Henry said to his shaker,
Eb
Cm
he said shaker why don't you pray,
Ab
you know that if my hammer misses
Db
that little piece of steel
Ab
and tomorrow be your burying day,
Eb
Ab
tomorrow be your burying day.
Well the captain said to John Henry,
my lord I believe this
Eb
mountain's sinking in.
Ab
Db
John Henry laughed at his captain
Ab
and he said it ain't nothing
but my hammer sucking wind,
Eb
it ain't nothing but my hammer
Ab
sucking wind.
Well John Henry said to the captain,
Eb
well look yonder what I see.
Ab
You're hole done chuck,
Db
Dbm
you're drill done broken,
Ab
you can't drive steel like me,
Eb
Ab
Eb
Ab
well you can't drive steel like me.
Well, man who invented that steam drill,
Eb
He thought he was mighty fine.
Ab
But John Henry drove down
Db
fourteen feet,
Ab
And the steam drill only made nine.
Eb
Ab
Steam drill only made nine.
But John Henry hammered that morning,
Until his hammer was striking fire.
Eb
Ab
And he worked so hard
Db
that he broke his poor heart
Dbm
Ab
An d laid down his hammer
and he died
Eb
Ab
And he laid down his hammer and he died
Well they took John Henry
to the graveyard
Eb
And they buried him in the sand
Ab
And every locomotive comes
Db
a -rollin' by
Ab
Say there lays a steel -drivin' man
Eb
Ab
Well, now, there lays a steel -drivin' man
He was a steel -drivin' man
Eb
Ab
He was a steel -drivin' man
As-tu aimé la chanson ?
AccordeurE A D G B E
AccordsAb Eb Db Cm Dbm
Plus de chansons de Joan Baez
Découvrez des accords pour jouer plus de chansons
5.0
Chansons associées
Découvrez des accords pour jouer plus de chansons
Accords populaires dans le monde entier
Accords et tablatures les plus joués par tous les utilisateurs