Candyman Uke tab by Grateful Dead

7 Chords used in the song: C, Gm, F, G, Dm, Bb, Am

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Tablature / Chords (Full Song)

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Artist: Grateful Dead

Album: American Beauty

Year: 1970

Difficulty:

3.64

(Intermediate)

Key: F, DmChords

C                              Gm                 F
Come all you pretty women, with your hair a hanging down,
F                                             G
Open up your windows ?cause the Candyman's in town.
G                Dm      G                   Dm
Come on boys and gamble, roll those laughing bones,
F                                            G
Seven come eleven, boys I'll take your money home.

Bb             F       C
Look out, look out the Candyman,
Bb      F             C
Here he come and he's gone again.
Am                G
Pretty lady ain't got no friend till,
   F                G
The Candyman comes around again.

      C                       Gm                 F
I come from Memphis where I learned to talk the jive,
F                                             G
When I get back to Memphis be one less man alive.
G                Dm      G                   Dm
Good morning Mr. Benson, I see you're doing well,
F                                            G
If I had me a shotgun I'd blow you straight to hell.

Bb             F       C
Look out, look out the Candyman,
Bb      F             C
Here he come and he's gone again.
Am                G
Pretty lady ain't got no friend till,
   F                G
The Candyman comes around again.

Come on boys and wager if you have got the mind,
F                                            G
If you've got a dollar, boys, lay it on the line,
Hand me my old guitar, pass the whiskey round,
F                                            G
Won't you tell everybody you meet that the Candyman's in town.

Bb             F       C
Look out, look out the Candyman,
Bb      F             C
Here he come and he's gone again.
Am                G
Pretty lady ain't got no friend till,
   F                G
The Candyman comes around again.

Bb    F

Bb             F       C
Look out, look out the Candyman,
Bb      F             C
Here he come and he's gone again.
Am                G
Pretty lady ain't got no friend till,
   F                G
The Candyman comes around again.