J.J. Cale - Take Out Some Insurance

Take Out Some Insurance J.J. Cale Transcribed from the CD number ORE CD 523 This is a simple song in D major and predictably uses G and A major as well, along with the C major at the end of the verses and chorus, a device which JJ often uses. It's played on guitar with a smattering of fiddle, especially in the bridge. In the first line in the second verse, I can't Have Fun. [D] [G] [D] A man knocked upon the door, said "Don't you know you're gonna die some day" [A] I've got (azchords.com)

Take Out Some Insurance J.J. Cale # Transcribed from the CD number ORE CD 523 This is a simple song in D major and predictably uses G and A major as well, along with the C major at the end of the verses and chorus, a device which JJ often uses. It's played on guitar with a smattering of fiddle, especially in the bridge. In the first line in the second verse, I can't Have Fun. [D] [G] [D] A man knocked upon the door, said "Don't you know you're gonna die some day" [A] I've got a plan (azchords.com)

Take Out Some Insurance J.J. Cale [D] [G] [D] A man knocked upon the door, said "Don't you know you're gonna die some day" [A] I've got a plan for you, man, for when you pass away. [D] [G] [D] We'll give to your mother, your kids and your wife [G] [D] and all you have to give in return is your life. [chorus] [G] Take out some insurance, insurance today, [D] [C] [D] for tomorrow will come and take us away. [/chorus] [G] [D] Two men were gambling in ~a something~ one night [A] (azchords.com)

From ian@netgates.co.uk Tue Apr 8 13:01:31 1997 Date: Tue, 11 Mar 1997 19:22:28 -0800 From: Ian Prideaux To: guitar@olga.net Subject: CRD: 'Take Out Some Insurance' by 'J. J. Cale' Take Out Some Insurance from "Number 10" by J. J. Cale Transcribed from the CD number ORE CD 523 by Ian Prideaux This is a simple song in D major and predictably uses G and A major as well, along with the C major at the end of the verses and chorus, a device which JJ often uses. It's played on guitar with (guitaretab.com)