Verse 1:

       C
Well I met her on the corner of broadway
                              F
Said she seen me coming for a mile
                                      C
Guess I should have known she was trouble
         C7            G
By the hoodwink in her eye
             C
She said now watch my hands real careful
                                     F
But I should have been watching her feet
                                     C
Cause before I knew it, she stole my heart and my wallet
     G                   C         C7
Went running on down the street.


Chorus:

    F
The greatest hustler of all
 C
Stands about four foot nine
 G
Made to be a moocher

Low down hoochie-coocher
                        C
Daddy made her walk the line
F
Hustles with the greatest of ease
C
Fools any boy any time
    F                    C
The greatest hustler, in all of this world
             F        C
Hustled this heart of mine


Verse 2:
              C
Now I've been hustled on the streets of Chicago
                        F
And the levees of New Orleans
                                     C
But I never knew a woman to work so fast
                 C7              G
She's what you'd call a hustling queen
      C
And I took her to the fair on Friday
                                F
And we stepped into the kissing booth
                        C
I puckered my lips, the steal me a kiss
                   G       C      C7
She went and stole my gold tooth


Chorus

Harmonica solo
(Verse Chords)

Verse 3:
     C
Well if you see her coming this way boys better take care
                                             F
Cause she'll hustle your heart away into the air
   C
So fellas if your down on the corner
                       F
She's not that hard to find
                              C
She's the greatest hustler in all of this world
                 G         C     C7
She stands about four foot nine


Chorus

    F                   C
The greatest hustler in all of this world
                   F        C
Been hustling this heart of mine



Hope that's about right,
John Barkhausen