Biography:
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Also playable with a capo on 4th fret
E A E A E B E
E A E
What insurance has the poor man got, with the furniture man?
E
If he's got no dough, he's got no show
B7
Right back there the wagon gonna stand
E
He'll take everything that you possess
A E
From a bed-tick to a frying pan
A E
If there ever was a devil born without horns
B7 E
It must have been a furniture man
E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
B7
All o' this furniture am mine
E
Well this piano and everything
A E
Mister Cooper had it written down in my name
E B7 E ( A ) E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
E
Now Sallasa Boose, as everybody knows,
A E
She's the swellest coon in town
E
She give up all last Friday night
B7
Invited all the coons around
E
The coons come in, chock full o' gin
A E
They tried to race around
A E
There's nobody home but Sallasa Boose
B7 E
And these are the words she said
E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
B7
All o' this furniture am mine
E
Well this piano and everything
A E
Mister Cooper had it written down in my name
E B7 E ( A ) E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
E
Now the furniture man come to my house
A E
I told him that my wife was sick
E
He looked all around, rummaged through the house
B7
He even down-turned up the bed-tick
E
He went in the kitchen, he looked on the stove
A E
He grabbed a frying pan
A E
If there ever was devil born without horns
B7 E
It must have been a furniture man
E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
B7
All o' this furniture am mine
E
Well this piano and everything
A E
Mister Cooper had it written down in my name
E B7 E ( A ) E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjqHimr9HDo&index=18&list=WL
E A E A E B E
E A E
What insurance has the poor man got, with the furniture man?
E
If he's got no dough, he's got no show
B7
Right back there the wagon gonna stand
E
He'll take everything that you possess
A E
From a bed-tick to a frying pan
A E
If there ever was a devil born without horns
B7 E
It must have been a furniture man
E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
B7
All o' this furniture am mine
E
Well this piano and everything
A E
Mister Cooper had it written down in my name
E B7 E ( A ) E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
E
Now Sallasa Boose, as everybody knows,
A E
She's the swellest coon in town
E
She give up all last Friday night
B7
Invited all the coons around
E
The coons come in, chock full o' gin
A E
They tried to race around
A E
There's nobody home but Sallasa Boose
B7 E
And these are the words she said
E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
B7
All o' this furniture am mine
E
Well this piano and everything
A E
Mister Cooper had it written down in my name
E B7 E ( A ) E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
E
Now the furniture man come to my house
A E
I told him that my wife was sick
E
He looked all around, rummaged through the house
B7
He even down-turned up the bed-tick
E
He went in the kitchen, he looked on the stove
A E
He grabbed a frying pan
A E
If there ever was devil born without horns
B7 E
It must have been a furniture man
E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
B7
All o' this furniture am mine
E
Well this piano and everything
A E
Mister Cooper had it written down in my name
E B7 E ( A ) E
So take your time, Mister Brown, take your time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjqHimr9HDo&index=18&list=WL
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