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J. Roddy Walston and The Business is a Baltimore, Md.-based rock band playing melodic, often upbeat and catchy songs influenced by the Southern rock tradition and featuring accomplished lyrics and musicianship. Their songs are often piano-driven and also feature strong guitar solos. The band moved to Baltimore from Tennessee.
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This appears to be a modernized version of a Merle Haggard song. There are just enough similarities there
for one to assume they didn't steal the idea from him, but few enough that I thought this deserved to be
put under J Roddy Walston and The Business.
Really fun song, hope y'all enjoy.
[Verse 1]
C F
I saw Sally changin' clothes, she was in the perfect pose
C G
Sally let your bangs hang down
C F
I saw Sally bendin' over, she looked like a four-leaf clover
G C
Sally let your bangs hang down
[Chorus]
F
Well the father, son, and the holy ghost
C
These are the things that I fear the most
G C
But Sally's always trying to bring a good man down
F
Well Sally's singin' praise, Sally's singin' hyms
C
Sally's takin' me into the barn again
G
Sally change your ways before we
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
C F G
die___ie ie___ie ie____
[Verse 2]
C F
I saw Sally with my wife downtown, she was wearin' white, Sally's wearin' brown
C G
Sally let your bangs hang down
C F
She said Sally can you change your ways, Sally said I change my man everyday
G C
Sally let your bangs hang down
[Verse 3]
C F
I heard Sally was gettin' baptized, she still had that look in her eyes
C G
Sally let your bangs hang down
C F
They said Sally praise the lord above, she said well I've had enough
G C
My name's Sally and I let my bangs hang down
[Chorus]
F
Well the father, son, and the holy ghost
C
These are the things that I fear the most
G C
But Sally's always trying to bring a good man down
F
Well Sally's singin' praise, Sally's singin' hyms
C
Sally's takin' me into the barn again
G
Sally change your ways before we
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
C F G
die___ie ie___ie ie____
[Verse 4]
C F
Sally met a man from old Kentucky, he was rich and she got lucky
C G
He said "Sally would you be my wife?"
C F
Changed his will and he gave her his money, they got married and things turned funny
G C
That man didn't last a second night
[Chorus]
F
Well the father, son, and the holy ghost
C
These are the things that I fear the most
G C
But Sally's always trying to bring a good man down
F
Well Sally's singin' praise, Sally's singin' hyms
C
Sally's takin' me into the barn again
G
Sally change your ways before we
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
for one to assume they didn't steal the idea from him, but few enough that I thought this deserved to be
put under J Roddy Walston and The Business.
Really fun song, hope y'all enjoy.
[Verse 1]
C F
I saw Sally changin' clothes, she was in the perfect pose
C G
Sally let your bangs hang down
C F
I saw Sally bendin' over, she looked like a four-leaf clover
G C
Sally let your bangs hang down
[Chorus]
F
Well the father, son, and the holy ghost
C
These are the things that I fear the most
G C
But Sally's always trying to bring a good man down
F
Well Sally's singin' praise, Sally's singin' hyms
C
Sally's takin' me into the barn again
G
Sally change your ways before we
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
C F G
die___ie ie___ie ie____
[Verse 2]
C F
I saw Sally with my wife downtown, she was wearin' white, Sally's wearin' brown
C G
Sally let your bangs hang down
C F
She said Sally can you change your ways, Sally said I change my man everyday
G C
Sally let your bangs hang down
[Verse 3]
C F
I heard Sally was gettin' baptized, she still had that look in her eyes
C G
Sally let your bangs hang down
C F
They said Sally praise the lord above, she said well I've had enough
G C
My name's Sally and I let my bangs hang down
[Chorus]
F
Well the father, son, and the holy ghost
C
These are the things that I fear the most
G C
But Sally's always trying to bring a good man down
F
Well Sally's singin' praise, Sally's singin' hyms
C
Sally's takin' me into the barn again
G
Sally change your ways before we
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
C F G
die___ie ie___ie ie____
[Verse 4]
C F
Sally met a man from old Kentucky, he was rich and she got lucky
C G
He said "Sally would you be my wife?"
C F
Changed his will and he gave her his money, they got married and things turned funny
G C
That man didn't last a second night
[Chorus]
F
Well the father, son, and the holy ghost
C
These are the things that I fear the most
G C
But Sally's always trying to bring a good man down
F
Well Sally's singin' praise, Sally's singin' hyms
C
Sally's takin' me into the barn again
G
Sally change your ways before we
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
C F G F C
die___ie ie___ie ie____, yeah_eah
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