Barley And Grape Rag

Rory Gallagher

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Barley and grape rag - Rory Gallagher (CD: Calling Card) Tuning on Calling Card version: all strings whole note down (song played in key Bb) Tuning on live performance at Rockpalast night 1977 Essen - Germany: standard (song played in key C) Intro    |           |           |           |          e|-3---3-2p1-------3-------------------------------| B|-----------4/5-----4p3p1-3---1-------------------| G|-------------------------------2---0-----0-------| D|-------------------------------------1h2---1p0---| A|-----------------------------------------------3-| |-------------------------------------------------|    |           |           |           |          e|-------------------------------------3-----------| B|-------------------------------------0-----------| G|-------------------------------------0-----------| D|-------------------------------------0-----------| A|-0---------------0-2-----3-----------2-----------| E|-----3-1---2-3---------3-------------3-----------| Well I don’t care if I get arrested ’Cos tonight they’ll need more than a ball and chain I don’t care who’s interested I’m coming into town just the same. I’ve been so alone I’ve been feeling blue   F                     F#dim I think I need a little drink or two Be my friend tell me where the place is Where the whiskey flows and the dices roll till dawn?   My baby’s done me wrong you must have guessed it My heart’s so low I think it must be told   That I don’t wanna know where east or west is ’Cos pretty soon I won’t feel the cold.   When I’m walking down mainstreet feeling no pain  F                        F#dim Along comes a cop he can take my name And explain to me what a federal case is I’m mixing the barley with the grape again. Bright city lights make me feel alright I’m right or wrong and tomorrow never comes. I don’t care if I get investigated And the city fathers they all black my name.    I’m pretty sure that you can smell the traces For tomorrow morning I’ll take all the blame.   I’ve been feeling bad and feeling blue   F                     F#dim I think I need a little whiskey or two God brother you look like you could do with it too. (That’s true) Tonight I’ll sleep on a walking-cane.      Solo: |             |      dim       | |              |                 |   |             |      dim       | |              |                 |   |               |                  |      dim        | |              |                 |   Bright city lights make me feel alright I’m right or wrong and tomorrow never comes. I don’t care if I get arrested Cause tonight they’ll need more than a ball and chain.   I don’t care who’s interested I’m coming into town just the same   I’ve been feeling alone and I’ve been feeling blue.   F                     F#dim I think I need a little drink or two. Hey be my friend tell me where the place is Where the whiskey flows and the dices roll till dawn?   |         |        |        |        | |         |        |        |        | |       |    dim| |         |        |      |    | |       | Transcribed by Gerard Koot (Amsterdam The Netherlands) - june 2008 Email: .com         

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