Born About Six Thousand Years Ago

Doc Watson

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Born About Six Thousand Years Ago - Doc Watson From the 1964 album - "Doc Watson" Fill1 for end of first line of verses: e|-----------| B|-----------| G|-----------| D|-0-2-0-----| A|-------2---| E|---------3-| Fill2 for end of first line of chorus: e|----------------| B|----------------| G|----------------| D|--0-0-2-0-------| A|----------3-2-0-| E|----------------| The split chords show the movement between different chords which give this song its character play them as a single bass note- for example   / /    strum play on the 6th string strum [Introduction]        [Verse 1] I was born about six thousand years ago [ Fill1 ] They ain’t nothin’ in  this world that I    don’t   know I saw Old King Pharaoh’s daughter find Lit -tle Moses on  the  water And I can whip the man that says it is - n’t   so [Verse 2] I saw Noah when he  built that famous ark [ Fill1 ] I slipped into it one      night when it   got   dark         I saw Jonah swallowed by the whale          and I pulled the li - on’s tail I can whip the man that says it   is - n’t   so [Chorus] I’m an educated man to get more sense within my head I plan  [ Fill2 ] Well I’ve been on earth so long and  I    used to sing a lit -tle song While all of them old timers took their stand [Instrumental]        [Verse 3] Queen Elizabeth fell dead in love with me (hee hee she did) We was married in Mil-wauk-ee sec- ret - ly Then I took her out and shook her and  I    went with General  Hooker To fight mosquitoes down in Tenn-ess-  ee. [Verse 4]                                I taught Solomon his little ’s (smart feller) And through all his books I   tutored him with ease Then I sailed out on the bay with Methuselah one  day And I played with his flowing whiskers in   the   breeze [Chorus] I’m an educated man to get more sense within my head I plan [ Fill2 ] Well I’ve been on earth so long and  I    used to sing a lit -tle song While all of them old timers took their stand [Instrumental]      [Verse 5] I seen old Satan when he searched that Garden o’er (old bugger) Saw Adam and Eve driven from the   door When the apples they were eating from the bushes I was a-peeping I can prove it for I’m  the man that ate  the   core [Verse 6] I saw Cain when he killed Abel with a spade  [ Fill1 ] And I know the game was poker that they played I was hid behind the shrub when he slapped him with that club Poor old Abel caught him a-cheatin’ and now  he’s  dead [Chorus] I’m an educated man to get more sense within my head I plan  [ Fill2 ] Well I’ve been on earth so long and  I    used to sing a lit -tle song While all of them old timers took their stand [Outro]   

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Cette chanson raconte l'histoire d'un homme qui se présente comme témoin de plusieurs événements bibliques, affirmant avoir vécu pendant des milliers d'années. Il évoque des personnages célèbres comme Moïse, Noé et même Adam et Ève, tout en se vantant de son savoir et de ses expériences. Par ses récits humoristiques et exagérés, il brouille les frontières entre le mythe et la réalité, jouant sur un ton léger et plaisant. Le contexte de cette œuvre s'inscrit dans une tradition folklorique où les histoires anciennes et les leçons de la Bible sont racontées de manière accessible, voire divertissante. Le narrateur incarne une figure sage et amusante, qui rappelle l'importance de la transmission des récits à travers les âges et de la culture partagée.