Am G |
(Hit the road Jack |
F E |
and don't you come back |
Am G F E |
no more, no more, no more, no more.) |
Am G |
(Hit the road Jack |
F E |
and don't you come back |
Am G F E |
no more.) What you say? |
Am G |
(Hit the road Jack |
F E |
and don't you come back |
Am G F E |
no more, no more, no more, no more.) |
Am G |
(Hit the road Jack |
F E |
and don't you come back |
Am G F E |
no more.) |
Am G |
Woah Woman, oh woman |
F E |
don't treat me so mean, |
Am G |
You're the meanest old woman |
F E |
that I've ever seen. |
Am G F E |
I guess if you said so |
Am G F |
I'd have to pack my things and go. |
E |
(That's right hit the road Jack...) |
Am G |
Now baby, listen baby |
F E |
don't ya treat me this-a way |
Am G F |
Cause I'll be back on my feet |
E |
some day. |
Am G |
(Don't care if you do |
F E |
'cause it's understood) |
Am G |
(you ain't got no money |
F E |
you just ain't no good.) |
Am G F E |
Well, I guess if you say so |
Am G F |
I'd have to pack my things and go. |
E |
(That's right hit the road Jack...) |
Bridge: |
Am Am Am F x2 |
you must me joking? |
(don't you come back no more.) |
what you trying to do to me? |
(don't you come back no more.) |
I didn't understand you |
(don't you come back no more.) |
You can't mean that |
(don't you come back no more.) |
Oh, now baby, please |
(don't you come back no more.) |
What you tryin' to do to me? |
(don't you come back no more.) |
Oh, don't treat me like that |
(don't you come back no more.) |
Bridge: |
Am Am Am F x2 |
Ending: |
Am F Am Am x2 |