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Old Chunk Of Coal
02:50
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Colder Weather
04:19
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Hey Saint Peter
02:16
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Hey Saint Peter
Dana Erlandson
{c:CAPO 2 Harp D}
[F]Hey, Saint Peter [C]You hold the key
My [F]friends have come calling Could you [C]meet them for [G]me
They're just a [C]couple of rounders If the [F]truth would be [C]told
And [C]I don't know if their names in your [G]book
But the [C]songs that they left us shine [F]brighter than [C]gold
So won't you [C]do me this favor and [G]take one more [C]look
[F]Hey, Saint Peter [C]You hold the key
My [G]friends have come calling Could you [C]meet them for me
And [F]hey Saint Peter [C]Please don't be [Am]late
You'll [C]find 'em pitchin' quarters out[G]side Heavens [C]Gate
LEAD
A little [C]rough 'round the edges Yeah [F]I'll grant you [C]that
They're just hillbilly poets Branded at [G]birth
Won't you [C]go tell Susanna that her [F]Guys comin' [C]back
And he's [C]bringin' that tall skinny [G]kid from Fort [C]Worth
Hey, Saint Peter You hold the key
My friends have come calling Could you meet them for me
And hey Saint Peter don't be late
You'll find 'em pitchin' quarters outside Heavens Gate
Hey, Saint Peter Please don't be late
You'll find 'em pitchin' quarters up 'gainst Heavens Gate
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Mississippi River
03:31
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Installment Plan
04:06
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The Installment Plan
Dana Erlandson
{c:CAPO @2}
I've never [E]killed a man [A]and I don't think that I [E]would.
I have never [A]held an honest job and I don't know if I [E]could.
[B7]Life outside these walls and bars [A]I just don't under[C]stand.
Doing [E]life here without parole[B7] on the installment [E]plan. [B7]
I've got a [E]bad attitude [A]some say I'm ornery and [E]mean.
I've been [A]in and out of jail since the age of [E]17.
[B7]Life get so complicated [A]and I'm just a simple [C]man.
Doing [E]life here without par[B7]ole on the installment [E]plan
LEAD: [E] [A] [E] [A] [C] [B7] [E]
I've got [E]more friends on the inside [A]than I do I'm down the [E]street.
[A]I'm not the kind of guy you want your folks to [E]meet.
I [B7]busted up some bar, trashed somebody's car and it's [A]looking like a DUI a[C]gain.
Doing [E]life in here without parole [B7]on the installment [E]plan
[A]Came up short on child support now the [E]state supporting me.
[A]Why you'd be waiting on a man with such potential
baby [C]that's no surprise to [B7]me.
I got a [E]new court date it [A]comes up late [E]baby you've got to under[A]stand.
I'm doing [E]life here without parole [B7]on the installment [E]plan.
LEAD: [E] [A] [E] [A] [C] [B7] [E]
[A]Some folks say [E]I'd be better off dead.
[A]I could do a dime in this joint.
[C]Standing on my [B7]head.
I've got [E]four grey walls, [A]three square meals, a [E]cot and a [A]can.
Doing [E]life in here without parole [B7]on the installment [E]plan. [A]
I'm doing [E]life in here without parole [B7]on the installment [E]plan.
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Jesus On The Mainline
04:35
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Radio Girl
02:40
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City Of New Orleans
05:05
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Down To The River
03:42
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My Pony
04:08
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Dana Erlandson Green Bay, Wisconsin
WAMI WINNER(Wisconsin Area Music Industry) Dana Erlandson has brought his songs and stories everywhere from coffee houses to grand concert halls all across the country. He has shared stages and played with such diverse artists as America, Jackson Browne, .the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Nanci Griffith, Jerry Jeff Walker, John Hiatt, Tanya Tucker, Leo Kottke, Todd Snider, Shelby West, and Jack Ingram. ... more
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