Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out

James Cox (1882–1925) schrieb dieses Lied in der Jazz-Ära während der Wirtschaftskrise von 1920–1921. Das Lied wurde durch die Aufnahme von Bessie Smith während dem Börsencrash 1929 populär. Seitdem wurde das Lied unzählige Male gecovert. Unter anderem ist es auf Eric Claptons CD Unplugged zu finden.

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Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out

[C]Once I lived the [E7]life of a [Am]million-[A7]aire
[Dm]Spend my [A7]money, I didn't [Dm]have a [G7]care
[F]Takin' my [F#m7b5]friends out for a [C]migh-[/B]ty fine [Am]time [A7]
buying [D]bootleg hard [7]liquor, cham-[G]pagne and [7]wine

When [C]I be-[E7]gin to [Am]fall so [A7]low,
[Dm]I didn't [A7]have a friend and [Dm7]no place to [G7]go
So [F]if I ever [F#m7b5]get my hand on a [C]dollar [/B]a-[Am]gain, [A7]
[D]I'm gonna [7]hold on to it 'til them [G]eagles [7]grin

[C] No-[E7]body [Am] knows [A7] you
[Dm] When you're [A7] down and [Dm] out
[F] In your [F#dim] pocket, [C] not one [A7] penny
[D7] And as for friends, well, you [G7] ain't got any

But as [C] soon as you get [E7] back on your [A] feet a-[A7]gain
[Dm] Everybody [A7] wants to be your [Dm] long lost friend
[F] It's might [F#dim] strange, with-[C]out any [A7] doubt
[D7] Nobody Knows You
[F] Nobody Knows You
[Dm] Nobody knows [G7] you when you're down and [C] out

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