Repo Man
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[Intro: ]A Yeah A
verse 1
A
Well he's the slickest Mr Clean that you've ever seen
E
And you can bet that he's a smooth operator
E7
In his a black on black an black naughahide
A
front an back Cadilac Eldarador
verse 2
He flash a gold tooth grin at the Dew Drop Inn
E
As he tosses ten to the waiter
Well when we next see our hero
he's sneakin' off the dance floor
Slippin' out the back door whisperin'
E7 A
Gotta' go I see you later
Pre Chorus 1
C
Ah then he races to his El Dorador stomps the accelerator
D
Shoves his alligators in the carberator
E D A
Wavin' by by Ya'll I gotta go Here come the Repo man
[Refrão] E
Here come the repo man
C A
The repossesion man
G
You better run better run better run
A
Cause here comes the Repo man
D
And He's a lookin' straight at ya'
E
And you know he's gonna' getcha' if he can
E7 C
If he can......ahoooo
verse 4
A
Well you can see him every night under neon lights
E
Dressed just right to fit the situation
You never know he's from the farm or that chic on his arm
E7 A
Ain't nothin' but a charmin' combination
Verse 5
A wearin' skin tight suits an otta' sight boots
E
Lord he throws a lotta' loot for decorations
A but looks can deceive 'cause when the man took his seat
E7
He say ya'll I gotta leave it seems I 've got a previous
A
obligation
Pre Chorus 2
C
Ah then he races to his El Dorader stomps the accelerator
D
Shoves his alligators in the carberator
E D A
Wavin' by by ya'll I gotta go Here come the Repo man
[Refrão] E
Here come the repo man
A
Ah Here come the repossesion man
G
You better run better run an thumb
A
Cause here comes the Repo man Ah Ah I said
Outro
G
You better run better run an thumb
A
Cause here comes the Repo man
How to play Repo Man
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.