Knock Yourself Out - Lee Roy Parnell

Knock Yourself Out

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
 
B B E E
 
[Verse 1]
E E
Yeah you've been down on the farm too long
E E
Time to cut loose and tie one on
E E
You've seen them all dancin' on the CMT
E E
You need some country music and some TLC
 
[Chorus]
A A7
Go on and knock yourself out
E E7
Yeah knock yourself out
B
Have yourself a big time babe
E E
That's what it's all a-bout
 
[Verse 2]
E E
You've been waitin' them tables ironin' them clothes
E E
Cookin' and cleanin' when you get home
E E
Let the dinner dishes pile up in the sink
E E
For-get all about what the neighbors think
 
[Chorus]
A A7
Go on and knock yourself out
E E7
Yeah knock yourself out
B
Have yourself a big time babe
E E7
That's what it's all a-bout
 
[Bridge]
A E E7
It ain't no use in you sittin' home all a-lone
A
Leave the number of the honky tonk
B B
on your code-a-phone
 
[Verse 3]
E E
Find a cool cowboy with some new shiny boots
E E
See if he can help you get back to your roots
 
[Chorus]
A A7
And then knock yourself out
E E7
Yeah knock yourself out
B
Have yourself a big time babe
E E
That's what it's all a-bout
 
[Break]:
E E E E7
A A E E
B B E E7
 
[Bridge]
A E E7
Well there ain't no use in you sittin' home all a-lone
A
Leave the number of the honky tonk
B B
on your code-a-phone
 
[Verse 4]
E E
You've been a real good girl week in and week out
E E
Time to wiggle and to jiggle and to jump and shout
 
[Chorus]
A A7
Go on and knock yourself out
E E7
Yeah knock yourself out
B
Have yourself a big time babe
E E
That's what it's all a-bout
 
[Tag]
E E
Yeah knock yourself out
E E
Go on and knock yourself out
A A
Yeah knock yourself out
E E
Go on and knock yourself out
B
Have yourself a big time babe
E E
That's what it's all a-bout
 
[Outro]
B B E

How to play Knock Yourself Out

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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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