p If you are looking for Uncle John's Band guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Uncle John's Band by using guitar or guitar. This song by can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Uncle John's Band guitar chords has rhythm and included in Fruitcakes (1994) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Uncle John's Band by Guitar Chords/h3 By The Grateful Dead (Garcia)brPerformed By Jimmy BuffettbrOh[G], the first days are the hardest daysbrDo[C]n't you w[G]orry any morebr'C[G]ause when life looks like easy street[C]brT[C]here is dang[G]er at your doorbrT[Amin]hink this through with [Emin]me[C]brLet me know [D]your mindbrW[C]hoa-o[D]h, what I w[G]ant to k[D]now-[C]oh,[G]brIs ar[D]e you ki[G]ndbrIt's a buck dancer's choice, my friend,brBetter take my advicebrYou know all the rules by now,brAnd the fire from the ice.brWill you come with mebrWon't you come with mebrW[C]hoa-[D]oh, what I wa[G]nt to kn[D]ow-o[C]h, will you c[G]ome w[D]ith me?[G]brG[G]od damn! well I dec[C]la[G]rebr[Amin]Have you s[G]een the l[D]ikebrT[D]heir w[C]alls are built of cannonballsbrTheir mott[G]o is [D]Don't trea[C]d on me[D]brC[G]ome hear Uncle John's ba[C]nd [Amin]brPla[G]ying by [D]the riversidebrG[C]ot some things to talk about[G]brHe[D]re besid[C]e the r[D]ising tide.br[G] [Bmin] [C] [D] [G] [Bmin] [C] [D] br[G] [Bmin] [C] [D] [G] [Bmin] [C] [D] brIt's the same story the crow told mebrIt's the only one he knowsbrLike the morning sun you comebrAnd like the wind you gobrAin't no time to hatebrBarely time to waitbrWhoa-oh, what I want know-ohbrWhere does the time gobrI live in a silver minebrAnd I call it Beggar's tombbrI've got me a violinbrAnd I beg you call a tunebrAnybody's choicebrI can hear your voicebrWhoa-oh, what I want to know-ohbrHow does the song gobrC[G]ome hear Uncle John's band [C]brB[Amin]y the r[G]iverside[D]brG[C]ot some things to talk about [G]brHer[D]e besid[C]e the ri[D]sing tide.brC[G]ome hear Uncle John's band [C]brP[Amin]laying to[G] the [D]tidebrC[C]ome on along or go alonebr[G]He's com[D]e to take[C] his chil[D]dren home.br[Dmin] [G] [C] [Dmin] [G] [C] [Dmin] [G][C][Dmin][G][C]brI II I II I II I IIbrII CbrWhoa-oh, what I want to know-ohbrHow doe[G]s the song go?br(acapella)brCome hear Uncle John's band by the riversidebrGot some things to talk aboutbrHere beside the rising tidebrC[G]ome here Uncle John's [C]br[Amin]Band pl[G]aying t[D]o the tidebrC[C]ome on along or go alonebrHe[G]'s come [D]to take h[C]is childr[D]en home.br[Dmin] [G] La l[C]ala lalabr[Dmin] la [G]lala [C]lala,brDmin G C Ibrla lala lalaaaaa......brbr- - - - - - - - - - - -br- - - - - - - - - - - -br- - - - - - - - - - - -br- - - o - - - - - o - -br- - o - - - - - o - - -br- - - - - - - - - x - -brbrI II p If you want to learn Uncle John's Band guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Uncle John's Band. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p