Fred Knobloch Three Verses written by Fred Knobloch
Fred Knobloch vocals/acoustic guitar
Harry Stinson drums/background vocals
Glenn Worf bass
Sam Broussard guitar
Barry Walsh piano
Kirk Johnson harmonica
Bill Cuomo organ
Biff Watson acoustic guitar
Sam Bush mandolin
Josh Leo guitar
Russell Smith background vocals
Angela Kaset background vocals
Richard Leigh background vocals
Hugh Prestwood background vocals
Walt Aldridge background vocals
G
He had a Martin I had a Fender
C
We were thirteen years of age
G
Out back in the tool shed
D
We were searching for the sound
G
Every day all through the summer
C
We'd rock n roll n rage
G
All the neighbors kept complaining
D G
But it never slowed us down
C
We sang three verses of Dixie
G
Can't Get No Satisfaction
C
Rainy Day Woman and
G D
A Bad Moon On The Rise
C G
Try A Little Tenderness
D C
A Whiter Shade Of Pale
Am
Turn Turn Turn
Em
For What It's Worth
C D G D C
And Long Black Veil
G
We moved out to California
C
Shooting for the stars
G
The biggest thing since Elvis
D
Nothing could go wrong
G
But they took us for all our money
C
And everything else we owned
G
So we got ourselves some whiskey
D G
And we drank it all night long
C
We sang three verses of Dixie
G
Can't Get No Satisfaction
C
Rainy Day Woman and
G D
A Bad Moon On The Rise
C G
Try A Little Tenderness
D C
A Whiter Shade Of Pale
Am
Turn Turn Turn
Em
For What It's Worth
C D G D C
And Long Black Veil
SOLO
Em C
Oh he never quite got over it
G D
And we went our separate ways
Em C
He traded in his music
G D
For cocaine nights and reckless days
C G
Still I knew he always wanted
C
To make one last journey home
G
Near a small white church in the valley
C
Beneath a wooden ridge
G D
Patiently we waited on the cold Alabama ground
G
And the preacher he started preachin
C
About our life and about out times
G
The sun was slowly sinkin
D G
As we laid his body down
C
And we sang three verses of Dixie
G
What A Friend We Have In Jesus
C
Walk In The Garden and
G D
The Old Rugged Cross
C G
Try A Little Tenderness
D C
A Whiter Shade Of Pale
Am
Turn Turn Turn
Em
For What It's Worth
C D G
And Long Black Veil
From Signatures III A Songwriter's Album
BMG RCA Records 1992
Almo Music(ASCAP)
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