7 Chords used in the song: E, Em7, Db, C, G, D, A
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Intro: E Em7 Db E
Verse:
C G D A E E
Hey Joe, where you goin' with that gun of yours?
C G D A E E
Hey Joe, I said where you goin' with that gun in your hand,
C G
I'm goin' down to shoot my lady,
D A E E
You know I caught her messin' 'round with a - nother man.
C G
Yeah, I'm goin' down to shoot my lady
D A E
You know I caught her messin' 'round with another man
E
Huh! And that ain't cool.
Verse:
C G D A E
A hey Joe, I heard you shot your woman down,
E
You shot her down now,
C G D A E
A hey Joe, I heard you shot your old lady down,
E
You shot her down in the ground, Yeah”
C G
Yes, I did, I shot her,
D A E E
You know I caught her messin' 'round, messin' 'round town,
C G
Uh, yes I did, I shot her.
D A E
You Know I caught my old Lady messin' 'round town,
E
And have her the gun,
And I shot her.
Solo:
C G D A E
Alright, shoot her one more time again baby!
C G D A E
Yeah!
Dig it.
C G D A E E
Oh alright.
Verse:
C G
Hey Joe
D A E E
Where you gonna run to now, where you gonna go?
C G
Hey Joe, I said
D A E E
Where you gonna run to now, where you gonna go?
C G
I'm goin' way down south,
D A E E
Way down to Mexico way.
C G
I'm goin' way down south,
D A E
Way down where I can be free,
E
Ain't no one gonna find me.
Outro:
C G
Ain't no hang-man gonna,
D A E
He ain't gonna put a rope around me,
E
You better believe it right now,
I gotta go now,
C G
Hey Joe,
D A E
You better run on down
E
Goodbye everybody.
Ow!
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About this song: Hey Joe
Hey Joe is Hendrix at his best of introducing modern versions of old black blues classic lyrics and themes with his own brand of electric guitar.The Hey Joe Songfacts says: There have been countless versions of "Hey Joe" but the version that inspired Hendrix to record this came from a Folk singer named Tim Rose, who played it in a slow arrangement on his 1967 debut album. Rose was a popular singer/songwriter for a short time in the Greenwich Village scene, but quickly faded into obscurity before a small comeback in the '90s. Read more on Last.fm.