You'll find the chords here with the lyrics for Jack-A-Lynn, and
     Down At The End Of Your Road. You may want to compare these lyrics to
     others to see the missing words. The -> shows which line and [ ] shows
     the lyrical chance.

         Ian plays many of his songs using a capo on the 3rd, 5th, and
     sometimes even the 7th fret. Mother Goose on the album was done on the
     5th, but on last tour I noticed he had moved it down to the 3rd. Most
     likely because of his vocal-cord problem. On Jack-A-Lynn the song is
     done on the 5th. Above the lyrics are the actual chord names, but with
     the capo on the 5th fret for example a G is shaped like an open D
     chord without the capo. Also, these are just the chords printed and
     not all the hammering of the pull-ups and pull-downs, positionings,
     and the leads that Ian or Martin uses. Maybe someday I'll work out a
     tablature to show some of the hammering that Ian uses and pass it on
     the St. Cleve.

     Regards,

     Bob Albright

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                    JACK-A-LYNN                   CAPO 5th Fret

Intro     Am  F  Dm7  G  C  Am  Bb  F  G

          F                     Dm          Am
Verse 1   Cold aeroplanes, slow boats, warm trains
          C      G     Am     G
          Remind me of Jack-A-Lynn
          F               Dm     Am
          Lush hotels and pretty girls
          C               G     Am       G
          Won't share the misty mood I'm in

          Dm               F
Chorus    Silly, sad, I've never had
             G            C
          To write this before
                     G
          Oh, Jack-A-Lynn

          F              Dm     Am
Verse 2   Funny how long nights alone
          C            G  Am     G
          And thoughts of Jack-A-Lynn
          F                    Dm       Am
          When phantoms tread around my bed
          C        G        Am          G
          To offer restless dreams they bring

          Dm                         F
Chorus    And it's just the time and place to find
                G           C
       -> [ A ] sad song to play
                    G
          For Jack-A-Lynn

Bridge    E  B  G  D  Am  F  Dm7  G  C  Am  Bb  F  G     Ab

          Ab                           Fm         Cm    Eb
Verse 3-> Magpies that shriek, [ old ] boots that leak
                 Bb     Eb     Bb
       -> [ Call me the Jack-A-Lynn ]
          Ab                   Fm         Cm      Eb
       -> Cold [ black cats in policman's hats ]
                  Bb        Eb        Bb
       -> [ Nosing where the mice have been ]
          Fm                      Ab
       -> And the lonely hours, [ forgiving now ]
                     Bb            Eb
       -> [ And ] I'm far, far from home
                      Bb
       -> [ A ] Jack-A-Lynn
                      Cm                Ab
                            Jack Jack-A-Lynn
                      Cm                Ab
          Jack Jack-A-Lynn, Jack Jack-A-Lynn
                      Cm                Ab
          Jack Jack-A-Lynn, Jack Jack-A-Lynn