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From: MrData9999@aol.com
Performers: Big Tent Revival
Album: Big Tent Revival


Two Sets of Joneses


This song is a beautifully done acoustic piece. It has a great
message, and sounds great! I saw another version on the OLGA, but it
seemed all screwed up to me! (Sorry, Schrist913!) If you have any further
corrections, E-mail me at MrData9999@aol.com, or, is that one is dead, try
HomieG@juno.com. I take requests from almost any Christian group, and some
non-Christian as well. I WRITE THESE THINGS BY EAR, not using a computer.
It sounds great on a Gibson vintage-50s Model 703 (which I have!).

     This song can be played without a capo, but it is played with one
on the 2nd fret in the music video on "Open All Nite", and with a capo
on
the 3th fret in the original album.

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Intro:
     C       E7     Am     G6     F     G6       F G6 C
e+|-------/------/------/------------/--------/-----------0---/--0-------
B+|------/------/------/------------/--------/------------1---/--1-------
G+|-----/------/------/------------/--------/-------------0---/--0-------
D+|----/------/------/------------3------0-/-----3--------2H3-/-P2-------
A+|--3-------2------0--------0-2----------/--------2--3---3---/--3-------
E+|--X---------------------3-------------/----------------0---/--0-------

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        Wow! Did that look confusing? Here is a *simple* explination:
X  -  mute
/  -  strum, as in a chord
H  -  hammer
P  -  pull-off

        See? Oh, and if you have heard the song before, you'll know how
the tempo goes. And the strumming part - well...that's not "exactly" how
it
is in the song, but -- *you* try to figure that stuff out!! :)  It
sounds good my way, however. Experiment! The chords above are the chord-forms,
which give the approprate notes.

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Verse 1:              2nd time-------------|
    C      E7     Am    | G6               C /-//   / / -/-/  -/
e+|-------/------/------/-------------|----0---------------------------------------
B+|------/------/------/--------------|----1---------------------------------------
G+|O----/------/------/--------------O|----0---------------------------------------
D+|O---/------/------/---------------O|----2------H3--P2----H2-P2------------------
A+|---3------2------0----------0-2----|----3----------------------------------------
E+|---X----------------------3--------|----0---------------------------------------
                Chorus1                              Bridge1
   |               ^                 |  |               ^
|
   |               |                 |  |               |
|
   |---------------|-----------------|
|-------------------------------|

    Well, this here's a song about 2SOJ|
 |--------------------------------------
 Rothschild, Evelyn, Reuben + Sue (Bridge1)

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        Writing tab is harder than I thought!! Okay, this is what you
do.
Start on Chorus1, and sing what's under it (This here's a song...). than
repeat to the begining of the Chourus1, but when you get to where it
says
2nd time, skip the rest and go to Bridge1.

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    F     G6       F   G6  C
e+|----/--------/---------------
B+|---/--------/----------------
G+|--/--------/-----------------
D+|-3-----0--/-----3------------
A+|---------/-----------2--3----
E+|--------/--------------------

This is Bridge2.

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So now, go:

"(Chorus1)Just for discussion, through random selection, (Bridge2) We've
chosen two couples who haven't a clue."

"(Chorus1)Rothschild was lucky to marry so wealthy, (Take 2nd ending to
Chorus1)Evelyn bought him a house on the beach (Bridge1)(Chorus1)Reuben
and
Sue, they had nothin' but Jesus, and at (Bridge2) night they would pray
that
he'd care for them each."

|---------------------------------------------------------
Chorus:          | I don't remember the name of this chord, so it will
be G*
 C    F    C     |----------------------     FRETS-----------
And the rain came down,                 |      1  | | | | 1 |
         C       F          C           |      2  | 2 | | | |
And it blew the four walls down.        |      3  3 | | | | |
         C           F
|-----------------------------------
And the clouds they rolled
 Am
Away
     F         G*           F        G*  C
And one set of Joneses was standin' that day. (Bridge1)

"(Chorus1)Evelyns daddy was proud of young Rothschild, (2nd ending to
C1),
worked for late hours to be number one. (Bridge1)(Chorus1)Just newlyweds
and their marrage got rocky. He's (Bridge2) flyin to Dallas, she's
having
a son"

"(Chorus1)Reuben was holdin' a Gideon's Bible, (2nd ending to C1) He
screamed
'It's a boy!' So that everyone heard. (Bridge1)(Chorus1)And the guys at
the
factory took a collection, and (Bridge2)again God provided fo bills they
incurred.(Bridge1)(Chorus)

Outro:

    F    /     C                     //
So what is the point of this story?
 F    /              C    //
What am I trying to say?
(Chorus1, take 2nd ending to chords ----
Is your life built on the

Rock of Christ Jesus, or
    Am                                G
A sandy foundation you've managed to lay?

Then

e+|--------
B+|--------
G+|--------    ----  FILL-IN 1
D+|--------
A+|---0-2--
E+|-3------

"(Chorus1)Well needless to say Evelyn left her husband, (2nd ending...)
sued him for every penny he had (Bridge1)(Chorus1)And I truly wish
that those two would find Jesus be(Bridge2)fore things get worse than
they
already have."

CHORUS again

Outro2

         F           G6
There's two sets of Jonses
       F
Which one . . .
 G6
Will . . .
    C
You be?


Use Chorus1 and Bridge1 to finish the "L-eye dee D-eye" part.

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From: exarkun@interserv.com (Brian Kurtyka)

Two Sets of Jonses

CAPO 3rd fret

INTRO: C Em Am G A B F G F B C

C             Em         Am          G A B
This here's a song about two sets of Jone's
C           Em      Am         G  C/G G C/G
Rothchild - Evelyn, Reuben and Sue
C           Em               Am       G A  B
Just for discussion, through random selection
      F          G           F       B C
We've chosen two couples who haven't a clue

C             Em       Am       G A B
Rothchild was lucky to marry so wealthy
C      Em           Am           G  C/G G C/G
Evelyn bought him a house on the beach
C          Em      Am          G A B
Reuben and Sue had nothing but Jesus
         F                G              F        B    C
And each night they would pray that He'd care for them each

                Em   F    C
        And the rain came down
           Em       F          C
        It belw the four walls down
                Em           F       C Am
        And the clouds, they rolled away
        F          G          F        B    C
        One set of Jone's was standing that day

C        Em        Am             G A B
Evelyn's daddy was proud of young Rothchild
   C               Em       Am        G  C/G G C/G
He worked the late hours to be number one
C             Em             Am           G A B
But just newlyweds and their marriage got rocky
     F         G             F      B C
He's flying to Dallas, She's having a son

C          Em        Am       G A B
Reuben was holding a Gideon's Bible
   C               Em          Am       G  C/G G C/G
He screamed it's a boy so that everyone heard
    C           Em      Am        G A B
The guys at the factory took a collection
 F         G            F          B C
Agian, God provided for bills He'd incurred

CHORUS:
Fmaj7                          C
So, what is the point of this story
Fmaj7                C
What am I trying to say
Fmaj7                      C              Em
Is your life based on the rock of Christ Jesus
      Am                      G      C/G  G
Or a sandy foundation you've managed to lay

C           Em      Am           G A B
Needless to say, Evelyn left her Husband
    C            Em    Am       G  C/G G C/G
And sued Him for every penny He had
C       Em         Am             G A B
I truly wish those two would find Jesus
F                 G               F    B  C
Before things get worse than they already have
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