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You Better Get It While You Can (The Ballad Of Carl Martin) acordes fáceis de guitarra por
Steve Goodman
Steve Goodman

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Verse 1
Em
C
G


I remember when I

met Carl Martin
C
G

It must have been a dozen years ago
C
G

This wise old gent was grey and bent
A
G
D

But his eyes had a fiery glow
G

He was born April Fool's

Day of 1906
C
G

Near Big Stone Gap, VA

He could play a little fiddle

And some blues guitar that
A
D

he'd picked up along the way

But, Jethro,
G

once he put his hands on the mandolin
C
G

He lit up just like a Christmas tree
C

Along with Ted Bogan and Howard
G

Armstrong

They were the best string
A
G

band I ever did see
Verse 2
G

Now for fifty odd years

they played rent parties
C
G

Road houses, concerts and festivals too
C

At the drop of a hat these
G

three black cats
A
D

Would play you every song they knew
G

It was "Lady Be Good" and
C

"The Barnyard Dance"
Em

And "The Ice Cream
G

Freezer Blues"
C

Now, they'd trot the oldest
G

chestnuts out
A

And make every one sound
D

brand new
G

And the little white boys

with their shiny guitars
C
G

Would follow right along at their heels
C

They learned all the words
G

and they learned all the chords
A
D

But they never did learn how it feels
G

Now one night I asked Carl

where he got the fire

And he said, 'Steve,
C
G

you've got to understand
C

If you want to be someone,
G

you better have some fun

And you better get it while you can.'
D
He
Verse 3

said:
G
D
G

You better get it while you can

You better get it while you can
C
G

If you wait too long, it'll all be gone
A
D

And you'll be sorry then
G

It doesn't matter if you're
D
G

rich or poor
C
G

And it's the same for a woman or a man
C

From the cradle to the crypt
G

Is a mighty short trip

So you better get it while

you can
C
G
C
Verse 4
G



Carl always had a way to make the

good times roll
C

When the rest of us
G

weren't so sure
C

He'd just pick out the prettiest
G

woman in the room
D

And then he'd sing every

song to her
G

Now, one night back East

when the gig was done
C
G

There was an all night blow- out jam
C

We played and we sang
G

and we drank for hours
A
D

Until the sun came up again
G

It was blues and ballads, Ragtime,

Dixieland, Swing,
C
G

Some old time show tunes
C

And then Carl Martin sang
G

some songs nobody else knew
C
G
D

And some I haven't heard since then
G

But right before dawn he did

two more songs
C

Just to separate the strong
G

from the faint
C

It was a red- hot rendition
G

of "The Old Pine Tree"
Em

And a double- time version of 'The
G
D

Saints'

(With the mandolin behind his head)
G

And when he was done those

of us who could still breathe
C
G

Took off our hats to that man
C

Carl had played everybody under the
G

table that night

And he said,
C
A

'You better get it while you can'
D
It
Verse 5
G

was:
D
G

You better get it while you can
C
G

You better get it while you can
C
G

If you wait too long, it'll all be gone
Cm
C
A
D

And you'll be sorry then
G

It doesn't matter if

you're rich or poor
C
G

And it's the same for a woman or a man
C

From the cradle to the crypt
G

Is a mighty short trip

So you better get it while

you can
C
G
C
G

Verse 6
G


You know Carl and his buddies

never got too far
C
G

When he died Martin didn't have a dime
C
G

He was a little behind in his payments
D
G

And a little bit ahead of his time

Last week some so- called
C

musicians
G
C

Stayed up real late and burned one down
G
C

The li quor kept coming,
G
C

so we kept strumming
D

Til a minute or two before dawn
G

There were those who stayed

and those who faded
C

But soon I was left all alone
G

Now I don't believe in ghosts

- but I could swear
D

I heard Carl Martin singing
C
G

one more song
A
You better get
Verse 7
G

it while you can
C
G

You better get it while you can
C

If you wait too long,
G

it'll all be gone
A
D

And you'll be sorry then
G

It doesn't matter if you're

rich or poor
C
G

And it's the same for a woman or a man
C

From the cradle to the crypt
G

Is a mighty short trip
G

So you better get it while you can
G

You better get it while you can
C
G
G

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