Sock It To Me Country Style - Nat Stuckey

Sock It To Me Country Style

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA4xKoqdXbI&t=11s
 
Key E no capo (*) one strum beat
 
[Intro]
E A G C A D D* A*
 
[Verse]
E A E A
I got a thing about the long-haired women
E A E
Their identity drives me wild
A D
And dancin' girls with painted eyes
 
In miniskirts and bye bye eyes
A B7
Guarantee to make me smile
 
[Verse]
E A E A
And those wigs and rings and uptown things
E A E
May hold my intention for a while
E
But if you wanna keep me round
G
Then let your hair hang down
A B7 E
And sock it to me country style
 
[Chorus]
A D A D
I dig a lot about a new generation
A D
And the clothes they wear ain't bad
A D
I didn't design those clothes and funny little shirts
A D
And knee-high boots and miniskirts
A B7
But now I kinda wish that I had
 
E A E A
I like cowboy shirts and cowboy boots and Levi's
E A E
And I like girls who like my style
E
So, if you wanna keep me round
G
Then let your hair hang down
A B7 E
And sock it to me country style
 
[Solo]
E A E A E A E E
 
G A B7 E
 
[Chorus]
A D A D
I dig a lot about a new generation
A D
And the clothes they wear ain't bad
A D
I didn't design those clothes and funny little shirts
A D
And knee-high boots and mini skirts
A B7
But now I kinda wish that I had
 
E A E A
I like cowboy shirts and cowboy boots and Levi's
E A E
And I like girls who like my style
E
So, if you wanna keep me round
G
Then let your hair hang down
A B7 E
And sock it to me country style
 
[Outro]
E
So, if you wanna keep me round
G
Then let your hair hang down
A B7 E
And sock it to me country style

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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.

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