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Jerry Reed

Guitar Man

by Jerry Reed
Jerry Reed

Biography:

Jerry Reed Hubbard (1937-2008), known professionally as Jerry Reed, was an American country music singer, country guitarist, session musician, songwriter, and actor who appeared in over a dozen films

Reed was born on the 20th March 1937 in Atlanta, Georgia, the second child of Robert and Cynthia Hubbard. Reed's parents separated four months after his birth, and he and his sister spent seven years in foster homes or orphanages. Reed was reunited with his mother and stepfather in 1944.

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[Verse]
D7
Well, I quit my job down at the car wash,
D7
Left my mama a goodbye note,By sundown I'd left Kingston,
D7
With my guitar under my coat,
G7sus4 G7
I hitchhiked all the way down to Memphis,
G7
Got a room at the YMCA,
D7
For the next three weeks I went huntin' them nights,
D7
Just lookin' for a place to play,
A7
Well, I thought my pickin' would set 'em on fire,
G7 D7 G7
But nobody wanted to hire a guitar man.

[Verse]
D7
Well, I nearly 'bout starved to death down in Memphis,
D7
I run outta money and luck,
D7
So I bummed me a ride down to Macon, Georgia,
D7
On a overloaded poultry truck,
G7sus4 G7
I thumbed on down to Panama City,
G7
Started pickin' out some of them all night bars,
D7
Hopin' I could make myself a dollar,
D7
Makin' music on my guitar,
A7
Got the same old story at them all night piers,
G7 D7
There ain't no room around here for a guitar man

[Spoken]
N.C.
We don't need a guitar man, son

[Verse]
G7
So I slept in the hobo jungles,
G7
Roamed a thousand miles of track,
D7
Til I found myself in Mobile Alabama,
D7
In a club they call Big Jack's,
G7
A little four-piece band was jammin',
G7
So I took my guitar and I sat in,
E7
I showed 'em what a band would sound like,
A7
With a swingin' little guitar man.

[Spoken]
N.C.
Show 'em, son

[Chorus]
D7
If you ever take a trip down to the ocean,find yourself down around Mobile,
D7
Make it on out to a club called Jack's, If you got a little time to kill,
G7sus4 G7
Just follow that crowd of people,You'll wind up out on his dance floor,
D7
Diggin' the finest little five-piece group,Up and down the Gulf of Mexico,
A7 G7
Guess who's leadin' that five-piece band, Well, wouldn't ya know,
D7 G7 D7
it's that swingin' little guitar man.




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