D G Johnny got up one mornin' he went down to the company D store D A Got him a big box of bullets to fit into his 44 D The storeman said son are you gonna work you know you G D owe me too much to stop G D G D John said I got a little working to do but I ain't A D goin' by your clock [Verse 2] D G People said John was a slacker cause he wouldn't D fight in their war D A A man wasn't much if he wouldn't fight back in D nineteen forty and four D The doctor said John was just too sick to go G D But the people said that he was a coward G D G D And one of the men makin' fun of him was a feller A D named a Milton Howard [Verse 3] D G Milton was down at the Cold Spring a drinkin' from a D Mason jar D He said John you better get yourself to work you A gonna fool around till you get fired D G John blew the dust from his old 44 put two holes in D Milton's head G D G When Johnny walked off to get some more shootin' done D A D That old Cold Spring was a runnin' with red [Verse 4] D G Next guy he met was a Steagall boy and the boy had a D hammer in his hand D John said son you should've built yourself a box A 'Cause you're aheaded for the Promised Land D G Steagall fell down to his knees to pray and he cried D Lord Johnny please don't shoot G D G D Before he got half way to sayin' amen well old John A D shot him out of his boots [IN THE DC ORDING IT GOES UP 1/2 A STEP HED TO D# MAJOR] [Verse 5] D G Word went out through the County that old John had D lost his head D The people were running and screaming there were A seven of 'em layin' there dead D G Johnny hid out in a farmhouse he had satisfaction in D his eyes G D G He said I know they're coming to get me boys but they D A D ain't a gonna take me alive [Verse 6] D People gathered round that old farmhouse was the G D relatives of all them dead D Now John said if the sheriff comes through that door A I'm gonna fill him plum full of lead D The sheriff kicked down that old farmhouse door but G D old John's gun would not shoot G D G D Johnny just smiled at the sheriff and said the Lord A D must think a lot of you [Verse 7] D G They took old John to the jailhouse he entered in a D guilty plea D The judge said death in the electric chair cause it's A murder in the first degree D G John's last meal was a lot of fried chicken cold D beans and a baby squash G D G D He ate every bite that they brought him then he A D smiled and said I thank you all a lot [IN THE DC ORDING IT GOES UP ANOTHER 1/2 A STEP HED TO E MAJOR] [Verse 8] E They put old John in the electric chair they shaved A E his ankles and his head E The preacher said son you got something to say in a B minute you're a gonna be dead E A John said I ain't no coward and the people know that I won't run A E A Then Johnny smiled up at the warden and said turn it E B E on turn it on turn it on
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