[Intro - fuzzy distorted ukulele strumming and riffs] [Verse 1] I’ll tell you folks, ’bout a black-haired girl, Who comes from nowhere land. She storms the stage with a crimson curl, A ukulele in her hand. A music jester, fierce and free, A never-rester, that’s what she’ll be. And every night you can hear her scream, On the radio she’ll shout a— [Chorus] Hello folks, I’m just a black-haired music maker, I come from nowhere land. I’m always strumming loud, with the crowd, Singing just to beat the band. I’m always playing on a punk contraption, Raging chords for my satisfaction. I’m happy, wild, not sad, I’m never sorry, never bad. So hello folks, I’m just a black-haired music maker, I come from nowhere land. And I’ve got those, screaming-song, All night long blues— Uh-hummh! a black-haired groove. [Instrumental interlude - crunchy ukulele solo] [Verse 2] Now listen folks, I will tell you some more, About that black-haired strumming queen. She writes her songs and she shouts by the score, Her voice is raw and lean. She makes recordings, tears down the shows, What she might play, no one knows. But best of all, she will play it mean, On the radio she’ll shout a— [Chorus – more energy] Hello folks, I’m just a black-haired music maker, I come from nowhere land. I’m always strumming loud, with the crowd, Singing just to beat the band. I’m always playing on a punk contraption, Raging chords for my satisfaction. I’m happy, wild, not sad, I’m never sorry, never bad. So hello folks, I’m just a black-haired music maker, I come from nowhere land. And I’ve got those, screaming-song, All night long blues— Uh-hummh! a black-haired groove. [Outro - ukulele strumming fade out] Hello folks, I’m just a black-haired music maker, I come from nowhere land. And I’ve got those, screaming-song, All night long blues— Uh-hummh! my Ukulele groove. --- Inspired by the 1923 public domain song "Red Headed Music Maker" by Wendell Hall sheet music source: sheetmusicsinger.com Arrangement and interpretation by jujolo music. ---