The House That Jack Built Adam Harvey
INTRO:
[E] [E] [A] [E] [B7] [E] [A] [E] [B7] [E]
I knew a [E]man named Jack, who [A]built a little shack,
A [E]house he could call his [B7]home.
[E]Love came callin', pretty [A]soon he was fallin'
And he [E]didn't have to [B7]live a[E]lone.
Well her [E]name was Jill and she [A]made Jack feel
Like a [E]king in a mansion on a [B7]hill.
And [E]for a while, they [A]loved in style,
[E]Livin' in the [B7]house that [E]Jack built.
It was a [B7]red-brick shack on a country acre, [A]flower boxes in the [B7]window[E]sill.
[B7]Picket fence, it was picture perfect, [A]every room was [B7]filled with
[E]Love, love, [A]sweet sweet love,
[E]Livin' in the [B7]house that [E]Jack built.
INSTRUMENTAL :
[E] [A] [E] [B7] [E] [A] [E] [B7] [E] [Db7]
Well a[F#]long came Joe, he [B]had a lotta dough,
That he [F#]made from a moonshine [Db7]still.
And he [F#]caught Jill's eye, and it [B]made Jack cry,
Now Joe's [F#]livin' in the [Db7]house that [F#]Jack built.
It was a [Db7]red-brick shack on a country acre, [B]flower boxes in the [Db7]window[F#]sill.
[Db7]Picket fence, it was picture perfect, [B]every room was [Db7]filled with
[F#]Love, love, [B]sweet sweet love,
[F#]Livin' in the [Db7]house that [F#]Jack built.
INSTRUMENTAL :
[Db7] [B] [Db7] [F#] [Db7] [B] [Db7]
[F#]Love, love, [B]sweet sweet love,
[F#]Livin' in the [Db7]house that [F#]Jack built.
It was a [Db7]red-brick shack on a country acre, [B]flower boxes in the [Db7]window[F#]sill.
[Db7]Picket fence, it was picture perfect, [B]every room was [Db7]filled with
[F#]Love, love, [B]sweet sweet love,
[F#]Livin' in the [Db7]house that [F#]Jack built.
Now [F#]who's that guy in [B]love with a girl,
[F#]Livin' in the [Db7]house that [F#]Jack built. [F#] [B] [F#] [Db7] [F#]
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