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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1993 18:38:34 -0700 (MST)
From: Paul Zimmerman
Subject: CRD: Gallows Pole - Zeppelin
To: jamesb@animal-farm.nevada.edu
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Gallows Pole
Trad. Arr. J. Page& R. Plant
riff :
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B --2-0-2---1-3-
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D --2-2-2---2-4-
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riff
Hangman, Hangman, hold it a little while
I think I see my friends a commin
G D riff
ridin a many mile
Friends you get a little silver, get a little gold
what did you bring me, my dear friends
G D riff
to keep me from the gallows pole
what did you bring me
G D riff
to keep me from the gallows pole
I couldn't get no silver
couldn't get no gold
you know the way they took that ball
G D riff
to keep you from the gallows pole
A D G D A D G
Hangman, Hangman, hold it a little while
A D G
I think I see my brother commin
G D G A G A G A G A
ridin a many mile
Brother you get a little silver, get a little gold
what did you bring me, my brother
G D G A G A
to keep me from the gallows pole
brother I brought you some silver
I brought a little gold
Brought a little of everything
G D G A G A
to keep you from the gallows pole
C D
Ya I brought you
G D G A G A
to keep you from the gallows pole
A D G D A D G
Hangman, Hangman, turn your head a while
A D G
I think I see my sister commin
G D G A G A G A G A
ridin a many mile mile mile mile
Sister I emplore you take him by the hand
take him to some shady pass and
G D A G A G A G A
sit him on the rock of his man
please take him
G D A G A G A G A
sit him on the rock of main man man
A D G D A D G
Hangman, Hangman, on your face a smile
A D G
tell me that I'm free to ride
G D G A G A G A G A
ride for many mile
uh you've got a fine sister
she want my blood to boil
she want my blood to boil in her
G D G A G A G A G A
to keep you from the gallows pole
Your brother brought me silver
and your sister want my sole
for now I laugh oh so hard
G D G A G A G A G A
she's swinging on my gallows pole
for now I laugh oh so hard
G D G A G A G A G A
she's swinging on my gallows pole
swinging on my gallows pole
swinging on my gallows pole
swinging on my gallows pole
riff
Hangman, Hangman, hold it a little while
I think I see my friends a commin
G D riff
ridin a many mile
Friends you get a little silver, get a little gold
what did you bring me, my dear friends
G D riff
to keep me from the gallows pole
what did you bring me
G D riff
to keep me from the gallows pole
I couldn't get no silver
couldn't get no gold
you know the way they took that ball
You know that we're too damn poor
G D riff
to keep you from the gallows pole
A D G D A D G
Hangman, Hangman, hold it a little while
A D G
I think I see my brother commin
G D G A G A G A G A
ridin a many mile
Brother you get a little silver, get a little gold
what did you bring me, my brother
G D G A G A
to keep me from the gallows pole
brother I brought you some silver
I brought a little gold
Brought a little of everything
G D G A G A
to keep you from the gallows pole
C D
Ya I brought you
G D G A G A
to keep you from the gallows pole
A D G D A D G
Hangman, Hangman, turn your head a while
A D G
I think I see my sister commin
G D G A G A G A G A
ridin a many mile mile mile mile
Sister I emplore you take him by the hand
take him to some shady pass and
Take him to some shady bower
G D A G A G A G A
sit him on the rock of his man
Save me from the wrath of this man
please take him
G D A G A G A G A
sit him on the rock of main man man
Save me from the wrath of this man
A D G D A D G
Hangman, Hangman, on your face a smile
A D G
tell me that I'm free to ride
G D G A G A G A G A
ride for many mile
uh you've got a fine sister
Oh, yes, you got a fine sister
she want my blood to boil
She warmed my blood from cold
she want my blood to boil in her
She brought my blood to boiling hot
G D G A G A G A G A
to keep you from the gallows pole
Your brother brought me silver
and your sister want my sole
Your sister warmed my soul
for now I laugh oh so hard
G D G A G A G A G A
But now I laugh and pull so hard
she's swinging on my gallows pole
And see you swinging on the gallows pole
Thanks to the original poster.
Peace,
Paul Z
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~Ivy Loves Shav Rhythm Player |
#1 by ~Ivy Loves Shavo~ at Nov 30, 1971 at 5:25 AM EST |
| if i had to pick the song that most discribes my family.. this would be in.. with my sister in jail and legal custity of her daughter shes been pumpin us for money and friends and all kinds of stuff... i can relate to the song very well... but when i think of zeppelin i think of this song right here... that and immigrent good songs.. im not as faund of stairway to heaven... takes too long to get going.. never the less anything made by zeppelin is respectable.. zeppelin has got to be the best band ever created! the question that still puzzles me.. how can they play they well when there were so burnt out on drugs and boose?? i know i can do anything when im high but look at the tv and laugh at the little cartoons :-P | |
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Shay Average |
#2 by Shay at Jan 15, 1977 at 5:56 AM EST |
| A song about betrayal. A redone traditional along the lines of Thin Lizzys Whiskey in the Jar. | |
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Jordan Lead Player |
#3 by Jordan Gadsby at Apr 15, 1982 at 1:39 PM EST |
| This is definately a great song and i love Zepplins Cover of it yes I said cover and i am fairly certian that it predates lead belly Quite a bit . This songs is actually in the John Wayne movie The fighting Kentuckians If you dont believe me check it out the woman is playing it on the guitar when every one is showing up at the french plantation for the party | |
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Derek Lead Player |
#4 by Derek O'Kanos at Jun 11, 1984 at 11:12 PM EST |
| I love it when the drums come in!! | |
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Beaver Average |
#5 by Beaver Butt at Jul 14, 1991 at 12:34 PM EST |
| That's a really good definition Schr4nz.....Led Zeppelin believes in fate very heavily, and this is another example of a song which shows thier belief......No matter how much he did, he could not cun his way out of his death.... | |
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Harry Average |
#6 by Harry Johnson at Aug 22, 2004 at 10:48 PM EST |
| in my opinion, it might be about what can people (your friends, family).. to help you from adversity.. well, like u guys said.. it is an old british song and well it is other culture somehow.. | |
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can Wanna Be |
#7 by can sahin at Jun 16, 2006 at 6:22 AM EST |
| yeah the lyrics are very un-zepplin like but that's cus it's a traditional english song! | |