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McKendree Spring was an American progressive folk-rock band, formed in 1969 and active mainly in the early 1970s. On hiatus from 1976 to 2009, the band played their final show at the legendary Douglas Corner club in Nashville in May 2013.
Experimental and innovative, the Columbus-based McKendree Spring mixed blues, folk and country with a progressive musical vision. Over the course of seven albums, they highlighted the songs of singer/guitarist Fran McKendree and offered up unique interpretations of songs by Bob Dylan
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HOBO LADY by McKendree Spring http://www.mckendreespring.com/site2.php
on McKendree Spring "3"
KEY: COUNTRY BOOGIE D
D
Hobo lady of mine,
I never knew from whence you came, what a shame.
A
And every time I'd ask her she'd explain,
G D
Well I'm a ramblin', just a ramblin' kind of a gal,
A
you know that washin the dishes ain't exactly my busy day.
E
So if you want to get it on with me,
G
you better hush up honey, here's what to say
D
come a runnin' honey,
G D AAAA
gonna jump aboard the Santa Fe.
D
Hobo lady of mine,
a specimen of the lesser kind, she's fine.
A
Well she's a cannonball rider from way down home.
G D
Dirty jeans and that ragged tawny hair.
A
She's the belle of every bum who's got a heart.
E
A shaggy little momma with a way out life,
G
a real jelly roll baker from way back when.
D G D AAAA
Come a little closer first lady of the lower class.
D
Hum drum miss American gal, come on and
take a little tip from me and be, now,
A
someone you don't find in the classroom every day.
G D
Just think of how that little hobo lady does
A
when you're making sure of arithmetic.
E
It's such a drag to stay behind,
G
we leave our callin' all of the time.
D G D AAAA
So come a runnin honey and I'm gonna satisfy your soul.
[instru verse to chorus:]
E
So if you want to get it on with me
G
you better hush up honey, here's what to say.
D G D AAAA
Come a runnin honey and I'm gonna satisfy your soul.
D G DDD AAA D____
Come a runnin honey and I'm gonna satisfy your soul.
on McKendree Spring "3"
KEY: COUNTRY BOOGIE D
D
Hobo lady of mine,
I never knew from whence you came, what a shame.
A
And every time I'd ask her she'd explain,
G D
Well I'm a ramblin', just a ramblin' kind of a gal,
A
you know that washin the dishes ain't exactly my busy day.
E
So if you want to get it on with me,
G
you better hush up honey, here's what to say
D
come a runnin' honey,
G D AAAA
gonna jump aboard the Santa Fe.
D
Hobo lady of mine,
a specimen of the lesser kind, she's fine.
A
Well she's a cannonball rider from way down home.
G D
Dirty jeans and that ragged tawny hair.
A
She's the belle of every bum who's got a heart.
E
A shaggy little momma with a way out life,
G
a real jelly roll baker from way back when.
D G D AAAA
Come a little closer first lady of the lower class.
D
Hum drum miss American gal, come on and
take a little tip from me and be, now,
A
someone you don't find in the classroom every day.
G D
Just think of how that little hobo lady does
A
when you're making sure of arithmetic.
E
It's such a drag to stay behind,
G
we leave our callin' all of the time.
D G D AAAA
So come a runnin honey and I'm gonna satisfy your soul.
[instru verse to chorus:]
E
So if you want to get it on with me
G
you better hush up honey, here's what to say.
D G D AAAA
Come a runnin honey and I'm gonna satisfy your soul.
D G DDD AAA D____
Come a runnin honey and I'm gonna satisfy your soul.
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