Biography:
Squirrel Nut Zippers are a big band/jazz/alternative rock band which formed in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States in 1993. They split in 2000 and reunited in 2007. They consist of Jim Mathus (vocals, guitar, trombone), Katharine Whalen (banjo, ukulele, vocals), Stuart Cole (bass), Je Widenhouse (cornet), Will Dawson (saxophone), Henry Westmoreland (saxophone) and Chris Phillips (drums). Former members of the band include Ken Mosher (guitar, saxophone), Stacy Guess (trumpet) and Tom Maxwell (guitar, saxophone, clarinet)
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Other songs:
- Good Enough For Granddad
- Got My Own Thing Now
- Hell
- I've Found A New Baby
- Plenty More
- Anything But Love
- Blue Angel
- Ghost Of Stephen Foster
- Gift Of The Magi
- Im Coming Home For Christmas
- Lovers Lane
- Low Down Man
- My Evergreen
- Pallin With Al
- Put A Lid On It
- The Suits Are Picking Up The Bill
- Wished For You
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that low down man of mine
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
mistreats me all the time
Em7 A7 D B7
he says he loves me only
E7 A A7
then turns around and leaves me sad and lonely
D Bm7 Dmaj7 Bm7
if he could see through my eyes
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
and be the one who cries
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he he would see
D B7
he would never be
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that low down man of mine
D Bm7 Dmaj7 Bm7
that low down man with his low down ways
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I know he'll go some day
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I'll wait till then, the story's ending
E7 A A7
It won't be long but from now on
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if he could see through my eyes
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
and be the one who cries
Em7 A7
he he would see
D B7
he would never be
Em7 A7 D Bm7
that low down man of mine
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if he could see through my eyes
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
and be the one who cries
Em7 A7
he he would see
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he'd come back to me
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that low down man of mine
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Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
mistreats me all the time
Em7 A7 D B7
he says he loves me only
E7 A A7
then turns around and leaves me sad and lonely
D Bm7 Dmaj7 Bm7
if he could see through my eyes
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
and be the one who cries
Em7 A7
he he would see
D B7
he would never be
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that low down man of mine
D Bm7 Dmaj7 Bm7
that low down man with his low down ways
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
I know he'll go some day
Em7 A7 D B7
I'll wait till then, the story's ending
E7 A A7
It won't be long but from now on
D Bm7 Dmaj7 Bm7
if he could see through my eyes
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
and be the one who cries
Em7 A7
he he would see
D B7
he would never be
Em7 A7 D Bm7
that low down man of mine
instrumental break is the same progression as the first section (ending in E7, A, A7)
D Bm7 Dmaj7 Bm7
if he could see through my eyes
Dmaj7 D7 Em7 A7
and be the one who cries
Em7 A7
he he would see
D B7
he'd come back to me
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that low down man of mine
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