Rock N Roll Lady
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
ROCK 'N' ROLL LADY
As recorded by Showaddywaddy
(From the 1974 Album SHOWADDYWADDY)
[Intro]
A G D A
G D A G D A
One, two!
G D A G D
Three, Four!
[Verse 1]
E A G D
She likes to take Teddy on down the local jive
E A G D
She's been known to set ev'ry man alive
E F#m
But its so hard to get near the love look in her eyes
D E
But once you're there you never want to go
[Chorus]
A G D
She's a rock 'n' roll lady
A G D
Bells upon her toes
A G D
She's got rings on her fingers
A
She can have music
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A G D
Wherever she goes
[Verse 2]
E A G D
For the price of a ticket at a picture show
E A G D
You can hold her hand when the lights are low
E F#m
But its so hard to get near the love look in her eyes
D E
But once your there you never want to go
[Chorus]
A G D
She's a rock 'n' roll lady
A G D
Bells upon her toes
A G D
She's got rings on her fingers
A
She can have music
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A G D
Wherever she goes
[Guitar Solo]
Em A Em A
Em F#m D E
[Out-Chorus]
A G D
She's a rock 'n' roll lady
A G D
Bells upon her toes
A G D
She's got rings on her fingers
A
She can have music
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A E
Wherever she goes
A G D
She's a rock 'n' roll lady
A G D
Bells upon her toes
A G D
She's got rings on her fingers
A
She can have music
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A
Wherever she goes
G D A E
Wherever she goes
A G D
She's a rock 'n' roll lady
A G D
Bells upon her toes
A G D
She's got rings on her fingers
A
She can have music
G D
Wherever she goes
A G D
She's a rock 'n' roll lady
A G D
Bells upon her toes
How to play Rock N Roll Lady
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.