James Taylor - Wandering Ukulele

[Verse 1]
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I've been wandering early and late 
     Em                    Am     D
From New York City to the Golden Gate
        G          D                 C    Cmaj7 C6  G
And it don't look like,  I'll ever stop my wandering

[Verse 2]
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My daddy was an engineer,  my brother drives a hack
    Em                                Am             D 
My sister takes in laundry while the baby balls the jack
        G          D                 C    Cmaj7 C6  G
And it don't look like,  I'll ever stop my wandering

[Verse 3]
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I've been in the army,  I've worked on a farm
    Em                           Am           D 
And all I've got to show is the muscle in my arm
        G          D                 C    Cmaj7 C6  G
And it don't look like,  I'll ever stop my wandering

[Verse 4]
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My Ma she died,  when I was young
    Em                        Am      D            
My Daddy took to stealing and he got hung
        G          D                 C    Cmaj7 C6  G
And it don't look like,  I'll ever stop my wandering

[Verse 5]
  G                    Bm              
Snakes in the ocean,  eels in the sea
         Em                     Am          D    
I let a redheaded woman make a fool out of me
        G          D                 C    Cmaj7 C6  G
And it don't look like,  I'll ever stop my wandering

[Verse 6]
      G                   Bm            
Well I've been wandering early and late 
         Em                    Am     D
From the New York City to the Golden Gate
        G          D                 C           D   C   D
And it don't look like,  I'll ever stop my wandering
       G          D                  C    Cmaj7 C6  G
No it don't look like,   I'll ever stop my wan-der-ing