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Fixing To Die Rag

Country Joe Mcdonald
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
  Well  Come on all you big strong men
  Uncle  sam needs your help again
  Hes  got hiself in a fuck of a jam
  Way  down yonder in South Vietnam
  So  put down  your books and  pick up your guns
  cause  were gonna have  a whole lot  of fun
  And  its one  two  three
  what  are we fighting for, dont  ask me I dont give a damn
  next  stop is vietnam
  and  its five six  seven  open  up the pearly gates
  well  there  aint no  time to  wonder why
  whoppie were  all going to  die
  Well thats it roughly. I think I have the chords in the right places, but
 I dont have my guitar with me so I not entirely sure. You should find that it
 comes together mostly. The C Cmin G bit is best played at the third fret as a
 barre. I always play this fairly fast, and loud. Its actually quite a party
 piece. There is after all nothing quite like at 20 year old Vietnam protest song
 to prove what an irrelevant washed out old hippie that you really are

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Readable chord sheet for Fixing To Die Rag by Country Joe Mcdonald

[D7]Well Come on all you big strong men

        [G]Uncle sam needs your help again

        [D7]Hes got hiself in a fuck of a jam

        [G]Way down yonder in South Vietn[G7]am

        [C]So put do[Cm9]wn your books a[G]nd pick up your guns

        [E]cause were gonna h[A7]ave a whole lo[D7]t of fun

        [D7]And its [A7]one tw[D7]o three

        [G]what are we fighting for, d[D7]ont ask me I dont give a damn

        [G]next stop is vietnam

        [D7]and its five s[A7]ix sev[D7]en  op[G]en up the pearly gate[G7]s

        [C]well the[Cm9]re aint [G]no time [E]to wonder why

        [A7]whoppie [D7]were all going t[G]o die

        Well thats it roughly. I think I have the chords in the right places, but
I dont have my guitar with me so I not entirely sure. You should find that it
comes together mostly. The C Cmin G bit is best played at the third fret as a
barre. I always play this fairly fast, and loud. Its actually quite a party
piece. There is after all nothing quite like at 20 year old Vietnam protest song
to prove what an irrelevant washed out old hippie that you really are

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