Motorcycle Bill

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste "Motorcycle Bill" - The Willis Brothers Track 4 of 12 on the album "Hey, Mister Truck Driver!" (1968) [!] Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rNzsri7aQg [!] [Intro] D [Chorus] D A7 Motorcycle Bill was the name on his black leather jacket D When he climbed on that wheel, you couldn't hear your ears for the racket G He'd pull the throttle open and go thundering up the hill A7 D Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill [Verse 1] D A7 Everybody said he was a young and reckless boy D That high speed and danger was his greatest joy G They said he was a fool for the way that he rode A7 D Nothing but a menace to the people on the road [Verse 2] D A7 Then, one day, when Bill was riding like he did D He met a school bus loaded down with kids G The driver screamed, "I can't slow it down! A7 D The brakes are gone!" and Bill wheeled around [Verse 3] D A7 For he knew there was a car stalled down at the bottom of the hill D If he couldn't win the race, someone would surely be killed G So he pulled the throttle open, like a bullet, he did go A7 D And helped the man push the car from the road [Verse 4] D A7 Just in time for the school bus to pass safely through D He might have been a fool, but the thing the fool will do G From that day on, when he rode for a thrill A7 D I heard not a word against Motorcycle Bill D# [Chorus] D# A#7 Motorcycle Bill was the name on his black leather jacket D# When he climbed on that wheel, you couldn't hear your ears for the racket G# He'd pull the throttle open and go thundering up the hill A#7 D# Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill A#7 D# Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill A#7 D# Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill