Tonart: D major
Verse 1
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I remember way back yonder,
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D
a hundred years or more
When a poor man went to
a rich man's house,
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D
he went to his back door
Then five -man Brute Jackson
D
He scolded the big rich man,
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D
he set the poor man free
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D
Who would want that for me?
I couldn't refuse,
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D
I couldn't resist equality
I couldn't keep from shouting
B
for the country of the free
invited me
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D
to the White House for a spree
I couldn't refuse,
G
I couldn't resist equality
D
No, no, I couldn't refuse,
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D
I couldn't resist equality
I loved a rich man's daughter
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D
and I guess she loved me more
But her father said we could not wed
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D
because I was so poor
I up and run for Congress
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D
and I went to Washington
Now her darned old daddy
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D
Think that I have some fun
I couldn't refuse,
G
I couldn't resist equality
D
I say a man is just a man,
D
When they sent me a dinner
I couldn't resist equality
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D
No, no, I couldn't refuse,
G
I couldn't resist equality
D
Old Hickory had a message
D
And the man he sent to London
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D
was that old fire -hunter's boy
It was there I met a lady,
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D
her eyes were velvet green
She said she was a sister
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to Her Majesty the Queen
D
Sweetest thing I've ever seen
I couldn't refuse,
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D
I couldn't resist equality
I held her in my arms all night
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B
and dreamed of Tennessee
D
When the Queen of England
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D
invited me to her palace for a tea
I couldn't refuse,
G
I couldn't resist equality
D
No, no, I couldn't refuse,
I couldn't resist equality you
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