Go Ask Your Man - Bob Lind

Go Ask Your Man

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
C
Baby ask your man if he
Em
Would let you come along with me
A#
And watch the morning hit the sea
G F C Dm
Or would he like that
 
C
If you think he'll take it wrong
G
Just tell him I won't keep you long
Gm
As soon as our good times are gone
G F C Dm
I'll bring you right back
 
C F
But until then could anything be finer
C D
Than rolling toward the ocean in your trusty Morris Minor
C
Go ask your man
Dm C G
I'm sure he'll understand
 
C
While you're on the subject
G
Would you ask politely if you could
C
Just bring an open mind to put
G F C Dm
Some good times into
 
C
Would you ask permission to
G
Be free just long enough for you
A#
To love me for a day or two
G F C Dm
At least begin to
 
C D
Tell him you'll try not to get your clothes too sandy
C F
Just let him know that I'm from a decent family
C
Go ask your man
Dm C
I'm sure he'll understand
 
C
Let him know it's not my style
G
To keep you more than just a while
Gm
I'm hung up the way you smile
G F C Dm
And love your laughter
 
C
Tell him I respect his taste
G
And I don't want to take his place
Gm
A chance to fill the empty space
G F C Dm
Is all I'm after
 
C F
Give him your word that you won't be gone forever
C Dm
Let's you and I watch the sun come up together
C
Go ask your man
G C
I'm sure he'll understand
 
C
Babe if he should ask of you
G
Just tell him I won't do to you
Gm
A single thing he wouldn't do
G F C Dm
Except not own you
 
C
Also could you take the time
G
To ask your man to please define
Gm
The words he screams across the line
G F C Dm
Each time I phone you
 
C Dm
And if he still takes a negative position
C Dm
Tell him that I'll bring you back in good condition
C
Go ask your man
Dm C
I'm sure he'll understand

How to play Go Ask Your Man

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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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