Biography:
The Blues Magoos was a rock music group from the Bronx, New York. They were at the forefront of the psychedelic music trend, beginning as early as 1966
1964 - 1971
The band was formed in 1964 as "The Trenchcoats". The original members were Emil "Peppy" Thielhelm aka Peppy Castro (vocals and guitar), Dennis LePore (lead guitar), Ralph Scala (organ and vocals), Ronnie Gilbert (bass) and John Finnegan (drums). The band made a name for itself in various clubs in Greenwich Village.
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[Intro]
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[Verse]
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Sometimes I think about, old folks back home
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That 12 Mile road that I used to roam
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
Whenever I think about the folks back there
Am G D C Bm
You know I wonder if they still have that old county fair
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Solo]
Am G D C Bm 2x
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
We used to watch riverboats from a grassy bank
Am G D C Bm
Drinking hot water from a railroad filling tank
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
The folk back there say why you come to harm
Am G D C Bm
Now here I am sitting here on this country farm
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Outro]
Am G D C Bm Am
Oh Willie Jean, Willie Jean would you come back to me
G D C Bm
Here I am sittin here on this God Damn farm
Am G D C Bm
Oh Willie Jean, Willie Jean would you come back, come on and help me now
Am G G#m Am
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Am G D C Bm
Am G D C Bm
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, old folks back home
Am G D C Bm
That 12 Mile road that I used to roam
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
Whenever I think about the folks back there
Am G D C Bm
You know I wonder if they still have that old county fair
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Solo]
Am G D C Bm 2x
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
We used to watch riverboats from a grassy bank
Am G D C Bm
Drinking hot water from a railroad filling tank
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Verse]
Am G D C Bm
The folk back there say why you come to harm
Am G D C Bm
Now here I am sitting here on this country farm
[Chorus]
Am G D C Bm
Sometimes I think about, that girl name Willie Jean
Am Dm E7
Wondering if she made it doen to New Orleans
[Outro]
Am G D C Bm Am
Oh Willie Jean, Willie Jean would you come back to me
G D C Bm
Here I am sittin here on this God Damn farm
Am G D C Bm
Oh Willie Jean, Willie Jean would you come back, come on and help me now
Am G G#m Am
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Bluestocking
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