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Grateful Dead - Mississippi Half-step Uptown Toodeloo Chords

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Mississippi Half-step Uptown Toodeloo Chords

(ver. 2)
Grateful Dead
[Verse 1]

C               E7
On the day when I was born
F                  Am
Daddy sat down and cried.
F                      C        G
I had the mark just as plain as day;
      D7             G7
Which could not be denied.
C                          E7
They say that Cain caught Abel
F              Am
Rollin' loaded dice;
F                C       G
Ace of Spades behind his ear
    F                 E7
And him not thinkin' twice.

Am
Halfstep, Mississippi uptown toodeloo
F                C         G
Hello, baby, I'm gone, goodbye
F             C        G
Half a cup of Rock and Rye.
F                   C        G
Farewell to you old Southern skies
    Am        E7
I'm on my way, on my way.


Am  Ammaj7  Am7   D9
F   Dm      B7    E7
Am  Ammaj7  Am7   D9
F   Am      D7    G7

C                 E7
If all you got to live for
F                  Am
Is what you left behind,
F              C       G
Get yourself a powder charge
             D7        G7
And seal that silver mine.
C                 E7
Lost my boots in transit, babe,
F                  Am
A pile of smokin' leather.
F              C       G
I nailed a retread to my feet
    F                 E7
And prayed for better weather.


[Chorus]

C                       E7
They say that when your ship comes in,
F             Am
The first man takes the sails;
F                    C    G
The second takes the afterdeck,
             D7          G7
The third the planks and rails
C                 E7
What's the point of callin' shots;

F                  Am
This cue ain't straight in line.
F                    C    G
Cue ball's made of Styrofoam
F                 E7
And no one's got the time.

 A             D          A              D
Across the Rio Grandeeo, Across the lazy river.            
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