Roll In My Sweet Babys Arm chords - Gene Clark ♬ How to Play

Roll In My Sweet Babys Arm chords

Dillard & Clark    Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms   written by Monroe

Gene Clark        acoustic guitar
Sneaky Pete       steel guitar
Doug Dillard      banjo/vocals
Chris Hillman     mandolin
Byron Berline     fiddle
Bernie Leadon     guitar
David Jackson     bass
Jon Corneal       drums
Donn Washburn     harmony/guitar

A
I ain't gonna work on the railroad
                        E
Ain't gonna work on the farm
A
LayA round the shack 
         D
Till the mail train comes back
E                           A
And roll in my sweet baby's arms
A
Roll in my sweet baby's arms 

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                        E
Roll in my sweet baby's arms          
A
Lay round the shack
         D
Till the mail train comes back

     E                       A
And  roll in my sweet baby's arms

fiddle/mandolin

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Now where were you last Friday night
                     E
While I was lyin' in jail
A                   D
Walking the streets with another man
E                    A
Wouldn't even go my bail
A 
Roll in my sweet baby's arms 
                        E
Roll in my sweet baby's arms            
A
Lay round the shack 
         D
Till the mail train comes back

E                           A
And roll in my sweet baby's arms

harmonica/banjo breaks

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I know your parents don't like me
                            E
They turn me away from your door
A              D
Had my life to live over
E                     A
Wouldn't go there any more
A
Roll in my sweet baby's arms 
                         E
Roll  in my sweet baby's arms          
A
Lay round the shack 
         D
Till the mail train comes back

E                           A 
And roll in my sweet baby's arms

banjo

A
Roll in my sweet baby's arms 
                         E
Roll  in my sweet baby's arms          
A
Lay round the shack 
         D
Till the mail train comes back

E                           A  
And roll in my sweet baby's arms


from Dillard & Clark: Through the Morning, Through the Night