Jeans On
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Jeans On:David Dundas.
#3 in UK and #17 in USA in 1976.
#1.
G D
When I wake up in the morning light,
G C
I pull on my jeans and I feel all right.
G C D G
I pull my blue jeans on, I pull my old blue jeans on.
G C D G
I pull my blue jeans on, I pull my old blue jeans on.
#2.
G D
It's the weekend and I know that you're free.
G C
So pull on your jeans and come on out with me.
G C D
I need to have you near me, I need to feel
G
you close to me.
G C D
I need to have you near me, I need to feel you
G
close to me.
Chorus:
Em
You and me, we'll go motorbike riding,
C B
in the sun and the wind and the rain.
A
I got money in my pocket, got a tiger in my tank,
D
and I'm king of the road again.
#3.
G D G
I'll meet you in the usual place, I don't
C
need a thing except your pretty face.
G
And I need to have you near me,
C D G
I need to feel you close to me.
G
I need to have you near me,
C D G
I need to feel you close to me.
G
I need to have you near me,
C D G
I need to feel you close to me.
Chorus:
REPEAT:#1.
ADD:
G C D G
I pull my blue jeans on, I pull my old blue jeans on.
G C D G
I pull my blue jeans on, I pull my old blue jeans on.
( last 2 lines x3.)Fade.
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
How to play Jeans On
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.