Skinny Minny
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Tony Sheridan & The Beat Brothers
(1964 single release)
[Intro]
N.C. F7 N.C. F7 N.C.
F7
[Verse 1]
F7
My skinny Minnie is a crazy chick,
F7
Six foot high and one foot thick,
Bb7
Well, do I love her,
Bb7
Does a boy love pie?
F7
Well, she is the apple of my eye.
[Chorus]
C7 Bb7
Skinny Minny, she ain't skinny,
F
She's tall, that's all.
[Verse 2]
F7
Well, I saw her shadow,
F7
Doesn't take much ground,
F7
Well, what there is really gets around,
Bb7
Well, that's what she ain't,
Bb7
That's what she be,
F7
And even that's way too much for me.
[Chorus]
C7 Bb7
Skinny Minny, she ain't skinny,
F7
She's tall, that's all.
[Sax Solo]
F7 Bb7 F7 C7 Bb7 F7
[Guitar Solo]
F7 Bb7 F7 C7 Bb7 F7
[Verse 3]
F7
Well, she's not much slicker
F7
Than a fishing pole,
F7
One half rock and the other half roll,
Bb7
You can dig that chick from either side,
F7
Well, I know you'll yell now,
F7
Where did she hide?
[Chorus]
C7 Bb7
Skinny Minny, she's skinny,
F7
She's tall, that's all, yeah
[Outro]
F7
How to play Skinny Minny
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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