who'll stop the pain W o r d s a n d M u s i c b..

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( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 6 9 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E DE P A ' R I S ( C r i t e r i o n M u s i c C o r p . ) S e l l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N . V . , L e i d s e g r a c h t 1 1 , A m s t e r d a m . S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H & C i e . , 2 7 , Bd. d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e 1 . 7 4 2 6 9 - 9 5

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AND I WON - DER S T I L L I WON - DER AND I WON - DER S T I L L I WON - DER

I WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN 1-

W o r d s a n d M u s i c b y JOHN C . F O G E R T Y

(1) 1 eee i ' (2) 1 bear a bad - moon - rte - ing

hur - ri - cane8 a - blow- ing

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L - I A I A 1 - w -

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 6 9 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E D E P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n M u s i c C o r p . ) S e l l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S P N T . B A S A R T N . V . , L e i d s e g r a c h t 1 1 , A m s t e r d a m .

S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H G C i e . , 2 7 , Bd . d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e l . 7 4 2 6 9 - 9 5

A 1 h h To Coda $ I II. I I 1- dim I I

I I l I F I I l l U - 1 - 1 I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1

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eee 1 - : hear bad - timee to

the voice of wreck-me and - 2i.1

Chorue

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Don't go round to - night, - I

they're bound to take your

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(Chorus)

Well, Don't go round to - night - well i t le

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riee. riae.

3. H o p e you got your things together Hope you a r e quite prepared to die, Looks like we're in for nasty weather, *What now?", You're thinking for a night.

Chc 3NS : Well, don't go round tonight Well, it 's bound to take you Therete a bad moon on the I

.Don't go round tonight - Well i t 's bound to take your life - There's a bad moon on the riee.

- r life - riee.

W o r d s a n d M u s i c b y J O H N C. F O G E R T Y

Moderately (with a heavy beat)

VERSE

Left a good j o b in the ci - ty,- Work - in' for The Man ev-'ry nlght and day,- Cleaned a lot of platee in Mem-.phis, Pumped a lot of pain i n New O r -leans,-

And1 nev-er lost one mln- ute of s leep - in', Wor-ry-In1 'bout the way t h ~ n p might have been.- But Inev-eraaw t h e g d a i d e d the cl-ty, Un- ti1 I hitched a ride on a r lv- e r boat queen., I

CHORUS

I Big wheel- keep on - turn- in*,- Proud Mar-y keep on burn - In',- Roll-

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 6 8 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E D E P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n M u s i c C o r p . ) S e l l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N. V., L e i d s e g r a c h t 11, A m s t e r d a m . S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H & C i e . , 2 7 , Bd. d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e l . 7 4 2 6 9 - 9 5

I in1 ,- roll - in1,- roll - in' on the rlv - er.-

I If you comedown, to the riv - er, Bet you gor I-na find

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some p e o - ple who li

I You don't have to wor- r y 'cause you have no m o n - e y , Peo-ple on the rlv-er are hap-py to give.,

@- Rebeal a d fade

I Roll-In' ,- roll - tnl,- roll-ltil on the rtv - er.-

down on the comer, W o r d s a n d M u s i c b y

l O H N C. F O G E R T Y

A Brightly in Two ( A la Calypso)

Ear - ly in the eve - nin' just a - boat sup - per time,, Roos - ter hits the wash - board and peo - ple jus t got to smile,, You don't need a pen - ny just to hang a - round,

r 0 - v e r by the court - house they 're Blink - y, thumps the gut- bass and

Rut if you've got a nick - 4 won't you

F

t o an - wind- Four kids on the cor - so - loo for a while., Poor - boy twangs the r h y -

0 - ver on the cor -

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 6 9 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E D E P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n M u s i c C o r p . ) .q ' l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N . V . , L e i d s e g r a c h t 1 1 , A m s t e r d a m . S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H G C i e . , 2 7 , Bd . d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e l . 7 4 2 6 9 - 9 5

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ner try-ing to br ing you up. - Wil - 1: tune, thm out on his k a - la - ma - roo.- Wil - ly goes in - t o - ner there's a hap - py . noise.- Peo - ple come from all,

1

- y pick

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- out and he blows i t on u

the harp.- - a dance and duu - bles on k a - roo.- - a round t o watch the m a g - i c boy.

I Down On Tho Cor - ner, out in the street,, Wil-ly and the Poor

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cl--- round. word. time.

No, no, "0, no, Jaw, jaw, jaw, jaw, R", ru", ru", run,

no. jaw. run.

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Back . up on the free - way, Talk up in the white house, Rush - in' to the tread - mill.

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 6 9 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E D E P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n S!zri: C a r p . ) S e l l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N . V . , L e i d s e g r a c h t : l, l m s t e r d a m . S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : ENOCH G C i e . . 2 7 , B d . d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e ! . - L t 5 9 - 9 5

I

back up in the church, talk U P to . your door, rueh - int to get home,

Ev - 'ry - where you So much go - int

Wor - ry, 'bout thy

there'e a frown, frown, juet can't hear.

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Git, git, git, gone. I

Corn, corn - mo - tion,

Git, gone.

W o r d s a n d M u s i c b y J O H N C. F O G E R T Y

Moderately brkht (in Four)

- Some folks a re born Some folks a re born Some folks i - her - i t

made to wave the f l ag , s i l - ver spoon in hand, s t a r span - gled eyes,

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i Ooh, they're red, white and blue.

Lord, don't they help them - selves. Ooh, they send you down t o war.

And when the band plays But when the t ax man And when yon ask them,

They .A +I.-

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"Hail to the chief", point the can-non right a t you. comes to the door, LoL,, .=, house looks l ike a rum-mage sale.

"How much should we give?" They on - ly arts - wer Morel more! more!

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 6 9 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E DE P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n M u s i c C o r p . )

S e l l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N. V . , L e i d s e g r a c h t 1 1 , A m s t e r d a m . S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H C C i e . , 2 7 , Bd. d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e l . 7 4 2 6 9 - 9 5

CHORUS -

. sen- a - tor's i t ain't me-

1 " It ain't me, it ain't me;- I ain't no for-tun-ate one. one.

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I - I ain't no for - tun - ate one. It ain)t me,

I - it ain't me;, I a i i t no for - tun - ate one.

M'ords a n d M u s i c b y

J O H N . C . F O G E R T Y

Just a-bout a year a - go - I set o u t on the road,- man from the mag - %- zine- Said I w a e on my way..-.

I Seek- In' my fame and for - tun ,--in1 for a pot of gold+- Thlnge got b a d , and Some-where I lost con-nec - t i o n e , Ran out of eonge to play.- I came in -to town, a

things got worse,, I guess you will know the tune. Oh! Lord, Stuck in Lo - di a - one night e t a n d - Lodca ltke my plane fell thrcugh- Oh ! Lord, Stuck ln Lo - di a -

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1 9 0 ~ b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E D E P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n

S e l l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N . V . , L e i d s e g r a c h t S e l l i n g A g e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H & C i e . , 2 7 , B d . d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e l . / + L o r - i . 3

M u s i c

I 1 , A m . " A - T

Rode in - on the Grey - h o u n d , I'll be wab- ln' out If I go., If I on - ly had a do1 - l a for ev - 'ry song I've eung.,

I wae just p e e - In' through,- must b e eev-en months, o r more.- And ev - 'ry time I've - had to play - while peo-ple eat, there drunk.,

I Ran out of t ime and mon - e y , Looks lLke they took my f r i e n d s . Oh Lord! I'm etuck In Lo - dl a - You know,I1dcatch the n e x t - t r a i n beck to where I live. m. ordl I'm etuck in Lo -dl -

W o r d s a n d M u s i c b ~ .

J O H N C . F O G E R T Y

take m e back down where cool wat - er flows, t

Let me w n e r e

Walk-in1 a - long, the r i v - e r road a t night, Bare-foot g i r l s -

( c ) C o p y r i g h t 1969 b y J O N D O R A M U S I C . S u b - p u b l i s h e r s f o r F r a n c e a n d B e n e l u x : G R A N I T E DE P A R I S ( C r i t e r i o n M u s i c C o r p . ) S e ! l i n g A g e n t B e n e l u x : LES E D I T I O N S I N T . B A S A R T N. V., L e i d s e g r a c h t 11, A m s t e r d a m . S e l l i n n A n e n t F r a n c e : E N O C H C C i e . , 2 7 , Bd. d e s I t a l i e n s , P a r i s ( 2 ) . T e l . 7 4 2 69-95

I danc-in' in the moon - light. I can hear the bull frog

call-int me.- Won-derif my rope's still hang-in' to the tree.

I Love to kick my feet 'way down in shal-low wat - er .

I Shoe fly, drag - on fly, get backt'yourrnoth-er. Pick up a flat-rock, skip it a-cross- Green

Co-dy's camp spent my days

Wlth Rat car rid - e r s and c r o s s tie walk -ers.

Old Co Jun - lor took me o - ver. Said,"Youlre gon - na find the

( - i s smoul - d'rlnq. If you get lost come on home, to Green Riv-er. "