Rockabilly Baby
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[Intro]
A D
[Chorus]
D A
Oh, rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
D
Rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, down in Tennessee
G
Oh, my rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
A D
Think I'll ask my rockabilly baby if she'll marry me
[Verse]
D A
When I first met my rockabilly baby under the big ole tree
D
When I walked by, she went all shy when she rolled her eyes at me
A
She said to me, I'm a rockabilly baby, come and sit with me
D
I fell in love with my rockabilly baby, down in Tennessee
[Chorus]
D A
Oh, rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
D
Rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, down in Tennessee
G
Oh, my rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
A D
Think I'll ask my rockabilly baby if she'll marry me, yeah!
[Solo]
| D | A | A D | D | A |
| D A
Tell 'em Danny
| D | G A | D
[Chorus]
D A
Oh, rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
D
Rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, down in Tennessee
G
Oh, my rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
A D
Think I'll ask my rockabilly baby if she'll marry me
[Chorus]
D A
Now, my rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure is sweet to me
D
My rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, down in Tennessee
A
My rockabilly baby is five feet tall and age of twenty-two
D
There's not a thing in this wide world my rockabilly gal can't do
D A
Oh, rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
D
Rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, down in Tennessee
G
Oh, my rockabilly baby, rockabilly baby, sure been good to me
A
Think I'll ask my rockabilly baby
A D
If she'll marry me
How to play Rockabilly Baby
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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.