Just What I Do

F Bb VERSE I F C Bb F C Bb Jessie James was an outlaw man, he was always breaking the law. F C Bb F C Bb Six guns firing from both his hands, fastest you ever saw. Bb F Bb C Did he do it for the money or was it for the fame? Bb F Bb C Finally somebody asked him, "Jessie, why you wanna rob them trains?" And Jessie said F Bb "It's just what I do when I can't get no lovin'. F Bb Just what I do when I can't get no lovin'. F Bb F N/C I'm the meanest hombre you ever saw cause lately I ain't gettin' F Bb F Bb no lovin' at all. It's just what I do. It's just what I do." VERSE II F C Bb F C Bb Orville Wright set his sights high up in the air. F C Bb F C Bb Him and Wilbur worked day and night, he didn't seem to care. Bb F Bb C Well the town folk said "If you were meant to fly, God would've given you wings. Bb F Bb C What makes you wanna spend all your time building that flying machine?" And Orville said CHORUS II F Bb "It's just what I do when I can't get no lovin'. F Bb Just what I do when I can't get no lovin'. F Bb F N/C I'm the first flight boy you ever saw cause lately I ain't gettin F Bb F Bb no lovin' at all. It's just what I do. It's just what I do." Oh yeah. Bb F Bb F Bb F C VERSE III Bb F Bb F Well Picaso painted them pictures. There was beauty in every stroke. Bb F Bb C When asked about his motivation he said, "I think it's about time you should know." CHORUS III F "It's just what I do when I can't get no lovin'. F N/C Just what I do when I can't get no lovin'. F N/C F N/C I'm the workinest painter that you ever saw cause lately I ain't gettin' F Bb F Bb no lovin' at all. It's just what I do. It's just what I do. F Bb F N/C It's just what I do. It's just what I do when I can't get no lovin'.