Dont Come Rollin - Gene Clark

Dont Come Rollin

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E D E D E
 
E D A
Along your way have a better old time than what you ever did have
E
before
E D B
But don't go walkin' if you're walkin' through the wrong front door
E D A E
We can have love and peace if we want it's a state of mind no more
A B E
And I ain't been lonely since you said you heard the word before
A B E
You got to have all you want to let your mind swing free
A F#m B
You've got to have the time that'll let you be
E D A
Now dressin' fine, drinking sparklin' wine baby ain't just exactly
E
free
A B E
So don't you come a rollin' if you think of rollin' over me
E D A
I've got a five dollar bill and I tell you that I feel like a time you
E
thought there never could be
E D B
My old car ain't new but it'll take you where there's something to see
E D A
 
Or you can roll downtown I've been around and I know a thing or
E
two to do
A B E
I go a little bit slower 'cause I want to take a ride with you
A B E
Now if you ever think you want a little taste we'll see
A F#m B
I'd fit you in forever if I thought that it ever could be
E D A
Now talkin' trash and consumin' that hash is established that it
E
should not be
 
A B E
So don't you come a rollin' if you think of rollin' over me
 
SOLO
 
A B E
You got to have all you want to let your mind swing free
A F#m B
You've got to have the time that'll let you be
E D A E
Now dressin' fine, drinking sparklin' wine baby ain't just exactly
E
free
A B E
So don't you come a rollin' if you think of rollin' over me
A B E D E D E
Ah, don't you come a rollin' if you think of rollin' over me
 
>From Dillard & Clark: The Fantastic Expedition of Dilllard and Clark

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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.

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