Christopher Sunday (Acordes)

Christopher Sunday:The Ames Brothers.

B-side of China Doll..top of the charts in 1960.



CHORUS:

F#

Ain't you ashamed Christopher Sunday..shamed at the things

    C#7

you done?

C#7                                                                F#

Ain't you ashamed Christopher Sunday..leavin' your wife and infant son?



#1.

F#                                                     C#7

Married a blue-eyed Miss so pretty..married a year and then..

C#7                                              F#

danced with a gal in Reno City, never went home again.



CHORUS:

F#

Ain't you ashamed Christopher Sunday..shamed at the things

    C#7

you done?

C#7                                                                F#

Ain't you ashamed Christopher Sunday..leavin' your wife and infant son?



#2.

F#                                                         C#7

Held up the stage from Carson City..10 miles from where he wed.

C#7                                                        F#

Held up the stage from Carson City..and killed the driver, dead.



#3.

G                                                   D

Drank with a friendly '49'er'..followed him to his shack.

D                                                            G

Stole all the gold from this old miner..then shot him in the back.



CHORUS:

G

Christo, Christo, Christopher Sunday..shamed at the things

    D

you done?

D                                                                  G

Christo, Christo, Christopher Sunday..leavin' your wife and infant son?



#3.

G                                                         D

Locked in the jail and filled with sorrow..never again to roam.

D                                                       G

He will be gone at six tomorrow..swingin' the hang-tree groan.



CHORUS:

G#

Ain't you ashamed Christopher Sunday..shamed at the things

    D#7

you done?

D#7                                                                G#

Ain't you ashamed Christopher Sunday..leavin' your wife and infant son?





A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.