Strawberry Jam
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[D]Saturday morning [E]found me itch'n
[A]To get on over to my [D]gramdma's kitchen
The sweetest little berries were [E]cookin' up right
And then we'd [A]put 'em in a canning jar and [D]seal it up tight
{c:Chorus}
{soc}
We were makin' [E]jam [A]
Strawberry [E]jam [A]
If you want the best [E]jam [A]
You've got to make your [D]own
{eoc}
Now we've got Smucker's, Welch's, and [E]Knot's Berry Farm
But a little [A]homemade jam never did a [D]body no harm
A little local motion is [E]all you really need
To [A]close down those corporate [D]jam factories
{c:Chorus}
We've got a little revolution, and it's [E]sweepin' the land
Now once more [A]everybody's makin' [D]homemade jam
Now you just call up your friends on the [E]telephone
You invite 'em on [A]over to your house and make some [D]jam of your own
{c:Chorus}
Subsitute: You'll be makin' jam...
{c:Repeat First Verse}
{c:Repeat Chorus Twice}
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# Don Wegeng
# wegeng.henr801c@xerox.com
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# 16 November 1992
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How to play Strawberry Jam
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.