Gypsy Woman
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Muddy Waters
(1948 single release)
[Intro]
A7 E7
[Chorus]
A7
You know the gypsy woman told me
D7 A7
That you your mother's bad-luck child
D7
You know the gypsy woman told me
A7
That you your mother's bad-luck child
E7
Well, you're having a good time now
D7 A7 E7
But that'll be trouble after while
[Verse 1]
A7
Well, you know I went to a gypsy woman
D7 A7
To have my fortune told
A7
Say, "You better go back home son
A7
And peep through your, your key hole"
[Chorus]
D7
You know the gypsy woman told me
A7
That you your mother's bad-luck child
E7
Well, you're having a good time now
D7 A7 E7
But that'll be trouble after while
[Piano & Guitar Solo]
A7 D7 A7
E7 D7 A7 E7
[Verse 2]
A7
Well, now, you know I went back home
A7
I took the gypsy woman as she said
A7
I peeped through my key hole
A7
There was another man laying in my bed
[Out-Chorus]
D7
You know the gypsy woman told me
A7
That you your mother's bad-luck child
E7
Well, you're having a good time now
D7 A7 D7 E7 A7
But that'll be trouble after while
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