Mississippi Kid

Jerry Lee Lewis

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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***Big thanks to martink12au for his input into making this Tab.*** [Intro] | | [Verse 1] I’ve got my pistols in my pockets boys I’m Alabama bound I’ve got my pistols in my pockets boys I’m I’m Alabama bound Well I’m not looking for no trouble But nobody better dog me ’round [Verse 2] Well I’m going to fetch my woman people Tri-cities here I come Well I’m gonna to fetch my woman people Tri-cities here I come ’Cause she was raised up on that cornbread And I know she’s gonna give me some give me some baby [Instrumental] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 3] When the kid hits Alabama people Don’t you try and dog him ’round Oh when the kid hits Alabama people Don’t you try and dog him ’round ’Cause if you people cause me trouble Lord knows I’ll put you in the ground guitar! [Instrumental] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 4] Well I was born in Mississippi And I don’t take no stuff from you I was born in Mississippi And I don’t take any stuff from you If I hit you on your head Its gonna to make it black and blue [Outro] Well I’m going to Alabama With my pistols out by my side Well I’m going to Alabama With my pistols out by my side ’Cause you can be in Alabama You can run but you sure can’t hide Oh when you get to Alabama you can run But still can’t hide..................

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La chanson raconte l’histoire d’un homme déterminé à retrouver sa compagne, en voyageant vers l’Alabama avec ses pistolets à la ceinture. Il ne cherche pas les ennuis, mais il n’hésitera pas à se défendre face à ceux qui lui causeraient des problèmes. Évoquant ses racines du Mississippi, il se montre fier et ne tolère aucun affront. Le contexte semble être celui d’une époque où la bravoure et la défense de son honneur sont des valeurs importantes. L'homme s'affirme et affirme son territoire, prêt à tout pour protéger ce qui lui tient à cœur.

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