Old Joes Place

G C F C G C F C F When-ever I'm out a wandering, chasing a rainbow dream. C C/B Am Am/G D7 G I often stop and think a-bout, a place I've never seen. Am Em Am G G7 Where friendly folks can gather, and raise the rafters high. C C/B Am Am/G F G C With songs and tales of yester year, un-til they say good-bye. Well... F C F C There's a puppy in the parlour, and a skillet on the stove, F C G C And a smelly old blanket, that a Navajo wove. F C F C There's a chicken on the table, but you got to say grace. F C G C F C G There's always something cooking at Old Joe's Place. C F C F Now folks come by round evening time, soon as the sun goes down. C C/B Am Am/G D7 G Some drop in from right next door, and some from out of town. Pick it! Well... F C F C There's a puppy in the parlour, and a skillet on the stove, F C G C And a smelly old blanket, that a Navajo wove. F C F C There's popcorn in the popper, and a porker in the pot. F C G C There's pie in the pantry, and the coffee's always hot. F C F C There's a chicken on the table, but you got to say grace. F C G C F C G There's always something cooking at Old Joe's Place. C F C F Now they don't allow no frowns inside; leave them by the door. C C/B Am Am/G D7 G There's apple brandy by the keg, and sawdust on the floor. Am Em Am G G7 So if you've got a hankerin', I'll tell you where to go. C C/B Am Am/G F Just look for the busted neon sign, that flashes... Ea A Oe's. Well... F C F C There's a puppy in the parlour, and a skillet on the stove, F C G C And a smelly old blanket, that a Navajo wove. F C F C There's popcorn in the popper, and a porker in the pot. F C G C There's pie in the pantry, and the coffee's always hot. F C F C There's sausage in the morning, and a party every night, F C G C There's a nurse on duty, if you don't feel right. F C F C There's a chicken on the table, but you got to say grace. F C G G7 C There's... always something cooking at Old... Joe's... Place.