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The Talkin Song Repair Blues

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TALKIN' SONG REPAIR BLUES
Alan Jackson
Album: What I Do
2004, Arista Records
Submitted by: christopher r.
1:07 AM 1/27/2005
[Intro]
D D
         D
The mech anic raised up from under my hood
   G
He shook his head and said, "This ain't good
     Bm                    A                 D
Your timin' belt's done sh runk one size too small
Those spark plug wires are a little too long 
         G
And your main prodsponder's nearly gone
        Bm               A                       D
Your in jector ports are stripped and that ain't all"
     D
"The torque converter's runnin' low on torque
         G
And that water pump's nearly down a quart
       Bm               A                 D
But we caught it all in time so you're in luck"
He said, "I've got the time and I've got the parts 
     G
Just give me the word and I'm ready to start
  Bm                     A            D
I think we can bring her in for eight hundred bucks"
    G             D              A      G        D
But don't be down hearted, I can fix it for you, sonny
G             D               G    A    D
It won't take too long, it'll just take money
---KEY CHANGE---
              D#
Then he said, "Ain't you that songwriter guy?"
  G#
I said, "Yes, I am," he said, "So am I"
       Cm                       A#                      D#
And he sat down and played me a song by the grease rack
When he finished singin' he gave me a smile 
      G#
And I closed my eyes and pondered awhile
             Cm
And he said, "What do you think?
A#                     D#
Now don't hold nothin' back"
Well, I gave him my most sorrowful look 
            G#
And I said, "This song's got a broken hook
      Cm                       A#                        D#
I can order you a new one from Nashville but it won't be cheap
And I know you've been using a cut-rate thesaurus 
            G#
'Cause your adverbs have backed up into your chorus
         Cm                  A#                     D#
Now your verse is runnin' on verbs that are way too weak"
    G#            D#             A#     G#       D#
But don't be down hearted, I can fix it for you, sonny
G#            D#              G#   A#   D#
It won't take too long, it'll just take money
---KEY CHANGE---
            E
And I said, "Hold on friend now I'm not through
  A
I hate to be the one to give you the news
         C#m           B                         E
But your whole melodic structure's worked itself loose
It's got so many dotted eighth notes in it 
    A
I'd keep her under fifty beats per minute
        C#m                     B                 E
I mean, that's just me talkin', it's really up to you"
And you've got a bad safety problem with 
     A
That dominant chord with the augmented fifth
     C#5                 D#5                E5
Just see how dangerously high it raises you up
        E
So just go on over there and work on my car
     A
I'll sit here by the fan and chances are
      C#m                           B
I can straighten this thing out for eig...nine hundred bucks"
    A             E              B      A        E
But don't be down hearted, I can fix it for you, sonny
A             E        C#m B
It won't take too long
(N.C.) You guessed it 
E
It may be a hit

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Free chords for The Talkin Song Repair Blues by Alan Jackson. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

TALKIN' SONG REPAIR BLUES
Alan Jackson
Album: What I Do
2004, Arista Records
Submitted by: christopher r.
1:07 AM 1/27/2005
[Intro]
D D
Those spark plug wires are a little too long 
He said, "I've got the time and I've got the parts 
---KEY CHANGE---
When he finished singin' he gave me a smile 
Well, I gave him my most sorrowful look 
And I know you've been using a cut-rate thesaurus 
---KEY CHANGE---
It's got so many dotted eighth notes in it 
And you've got a bad safety problem with 
(N.C.) You guessed it

The Talkin Song Repair Blues Chords by Alan Jackson

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