Biography:
Patrick Huston Dailey was born in Omaha Nebraska March 4, 1941. The second son of Tom and Bobbie Dailey, brothers Michael (eldest) Dennis and Terry made up the Dailey family. He was raised in Kirkwood Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Pat formed a band in high school, "Pat and the K-Tones." They played all the sock-hops and Teen Town's in the area. Fresh in music, playing cover tunes while accompanying himself on a six string acoustic guitar. While stationed in Hawaii in 1960 he was fortunate enough to open for the "Legendary Don Ho.
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Put-In-Bay - Pat Dailey
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Tabbed by: Chris Rorrer
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard E CAPO on 1st
Simple 1-4-5 in C
C G F
e|--0----3----1--|
B|--1----0----1--|
G|--0----0----2--|
D|--2----0----3--|
A|--3----2----x--|
E|--x----3----x--|
(Verse 1)
C G C
Goodbye my little ol' gal I'm leavin' in the mornin'
F C
Don't let it get you down, cause I gave you fair warnin'
F
Don't you be denying that you heard me say
C
If things don't get better then I'll have to go away
G C
So goodbye my little ol' gal, I'm goin' to Put-In-Bay
(Chorus)
F
Put-In-Bay, I'm goin' for the summer
C
Get away, winter was a bummer
G
I got some friends there with a house where I can stay
F
Put-In-Bay, I'm gonna have a good time
C
Everyday sittin' in the sunshine
If you're lookin' try to find me
G C G
You can look me up in Put-In Bay
(Verse 2)
C G C
Quittin' my job at the mill and I'm sellin' my car
F C
All I'm takin' with me is a sea bag and an old guitar
F
The city in the summer leaves a lot to be desired
C
Anyway I got to say I'm tired of bein' tired
G C
So, goodbye my little ol' gal, I'm goin' to Put-In-Bay
Chorus
(Verse 3)
C G C
Take along some home grown, take along a bottle of wine
F C
Waitin' for Commodore Perry, oh I hope it's on time
F
East coast, west coast, no need to roam, you know
C
The north coast is better 'cause it's closer to home
G C
So, goodbye my little 'ol gal I'm goin' to Put-In-Bay
Chorus X2
C
If you're lookin' try to find me
G F C G C
I'll be kickin' back at Put-In Bay
Put-In-Bay - Pat Dailey
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Tabbed by: Chris Rorrer
Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard E CAPO on 1st
Simple 1-4-5 in C
C G F
e|--0----3----1--|
B|--1----0----1--|
G|--0----0----2--|
D|--2----0----3--|
A|--3----2----x--|
E|--x----3----x--|
(Verse 1)
C G C
Goodbye my little ol' gal I'm leavin' in the mornin'
F C
Don't let it get you down, cause I gave you fair warnin'
F
Don't you be denying that you heard me say
C
If things don't get better then I'll have to go away
G C
So goodbye my little ol' gal, I'm goin' to Put-In-Bay
(Chorus)
F
Put-In-Bay, I'm goin' for the summer
C
Get away, winter was a bummer
G
I got some friends there with a house where I can stay
F
Put-In-Bay, I'm gonna have a good time
C
Everyday sittin' in the sunshine
If you're lookin' try to find me
G C G
You can look me up in Put-In Bay
(Verse 2)
C G C
Quittin' my job at the mill and I'm sellin' my car
F C
All I'm takin' with me is a sea bag and an old guitar
F
The city in the summer leaves a lot to be desired
C
Anyway I got to say I'm tired of bein' tired
G C
So, goodbye my little ol' gal, I'm goin' to Put-In-Bay
Chorus
(Verse 3)
C G C
Take along some home grown, take along a bottle of wine
F C
Waitin' for Commodore Perry, oh I hope it's on time
F
East coast, west coast, no need to roam, you know
C
The north coast is better 'cause it's closer to home
G C
So, goodbye my little 'ol gal I'm goin' to Put-In-Bay
Chorus X2
C
If you're lookin' try to find me
G F C G C
I'll be kickin' back at Put-In Bay
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