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Transcribed by: asf0@comcast.net Alice Franceschini
Date: July 10, 2003
Album: Greatest Hits II (with Jimmy Buffett)
Written by:
Note: n.c. means play no chord
IT'S FIVE O'CLOCK SOMEWHERE Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett
Intro G A7 D D D
D A7 D A7
The sun is hot and that old clock is moving slow And so am I
D A7 Bm A7
The work day passes like molasses in wintertime But it's July
G A
Getting paid by the hour And older by the minute
D Bm
Boss just pushed me over the limit
G Em A7
Like to call him something Think I'll just call it a day
CHORUS:
D G
Pour me something tall and strong
A7 D
Make it a hurricane before I go insane
G A7
It's only half past twelve but I don't care
No chord D Play intro chords
It's 5 o'clock somewhere
D A7 D A7
Well this lunch break is gonna take all afternoon And half the night
D A7 Bm A7
To-morrow morning I know there'll be hell to pay Hey but that's alright
G A
Ain't had a day off now In over a year
D Bm
My Jamaican vacation's Gonna start right here
G Em A7
If the phone's for me You can tell them I've just sailed away
to chorus, lead
Bm Bm A D
I could pay off my tab Pour my-self in cab and be back to work before two
Bm Bm Em A7
At a moment like this I can't help but wonder What would Jimmy Buffett do
"Funny you should ask Allan, I'd said" to ending
ENDING:
D G
Pour me something tall and strong
A7 D
Make it a hurricane before I go insane
G A7
It's only half past twelve but I don't care
D G
Pour me something tall and strong
A7 D
Make it a hurricane before I go insane
G A7
It's only half past twelve but I don't care (He don't care)
n.c. D
I don't care It's 5 o'clock somewhere
JImmy: What time zone am I on ? What country am I in?
Alan: It doesn't matter it's five o'clock somewhere
Jimmy: It's always on five in Margaritaville come to think of it
Alan: I've heard that
Jimmy: You've been there haven't ya?
Alan: Yes sir
Jimmy: I've seen your boat there
Alan: I've been to Margaitaville a few times
Jimmy: Alright Well that's good
Alan: Stumbled my way back
Jimmy: OK let's make sure you can keep it in between the navigational beaker
Alan: (laughs) Between the booths
Jimmy: Alright Well it's time to fly let's go somewhere
Alan: I'm ready Let's crank it up
Jimmy: Let's get out o fhere
Alan: I'm gone