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Brian Epstein Blues

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[Verse]
                 G                        D
What about Brian Epstein and his brother Sam?
                      D                      G
They was workin' in a coal mine doing what I am.
                       G                             C   D#
And what about brother Andy  he's shuttin' down the fire.
D#                  G D                       G
But if you tell the time about his brother Sam 
                   D
wah dap  a wah dap bop...
                  G
Wah dup a ba ba bow  
                D                         G
but he's got a queenie he's gotten out of jail.
                        F C                  G
Well what about Brother Andy sittin' dead as fail.
               D  C                   G
mothers got a queenie. mother's got a plan
F  C  G
                 G                       D
What about Brian Epstein and his brother Sam?
                      D                      G
They was workin' in a coal mine doing what I am.
                       G                             C   D#
And what about brother Andy  he's shuttin' down the fire.
D#                  G D                       G
But if you tell the time about his brother Sam 
                   D
wah dap  a wah dap bop...
                  G
Wah dup a ba ba bow  
               D                            G
but he's got a queenie   he's gotten out of jail.
                        F C                  G
Well what about Brother Andy sittin' dead as fail.
               D  C                   G
mothers got a queenie. mother's got a plan
[Outro]
F  C  G
Chord note:
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Brian Epstein Blues chords and lyrics

Free chords for Brian Epstein Blues by John Lennon. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Verse]
F  C  G
[Outro]
F  C  G
Chord note:
For the D# I recommend x68886

Brian Epstein Blues Chords by John Lennon

Learn how to play Brian Epstein Blues by John Lennon with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Brian Epstein Blues chords”, “Brian Epstein Blues guitar chords”, or “John Lennon Brian Epstein Blues chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Brian Epstein Blues chords and for experienced players who want accurate Brian Epstein Blues lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, D, C, D#, F.

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