Step It Up And Go - Everly Brothers

Step It Up And Go

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Intro: C Bb C (x4)
 
#1.
C
Nickel is a nickel, dime is dime, get you
C7
a girl, you can have a good time.
 
[Refrão]
F C
You gotta step it up and go..you gotta step
 
it up and go.
G F
Well, you can't stand back, you gotta step
C G
it up and go.
 
#2.
C
Two old maids, sittin' in the sand, each one
C7
wishin' that the other was a man.
 
[Refrão]
F C
You gotta step it up and go..you gotta step
 
it up and go.
G F
Well, you can't stand back, you gotta step
C G
it up and go.
 
#3.
C
Shootin' dice, got your money on the floor.
C7
Up comes the law and knocks on the door.
 
[Refrão]
F C
You gotta step it up and go..you gotta step
 
it up and go.
G F
Well, you can't stand back, you gotta step
C G
it up and go.
 
INTERLUDE:........ Db B Db B
 
#4.
Db
She may be old, ninety years, but she ain't
Db7
too old for to shift her gears.
 
[Refrão]
Gb Db
You gotta step it up and go..you gotta step
 
it up and go.
Ab Gb
Well, you can't stand back, you gotta step
Db Ab
it up and go.
 
#5.
Db
Jumped in the river, started to drown, thought
Db7
about my woman and I turned around.
 
[Refrão]
Gb Db
You gotta step it up and go..you gotta step
 
it up and go.
Ab Gb
Well, you can't stand back, you gotta step
Db Ab
it up and go.
 
#6.
Db
I knocked on the door about half past ten..
Db7
she said listen here, baby, you can't come in.
 
[Refrão]
Gb Db
You gotta step it up and go..you gotta step
 
it up and go.
Ab Gb
Well, you can't stand back, you gotta step
Db
it up and go.
 
OUTRO:
Db
Whoa-ooh-ohh-ohh..whoa-ooh-ohh-ohh..
Gb Db
Whoa-ooh-ohh-ohh..whoa-ooh-ohh-ohh..
Ab Db
Whoa-ooh-ohh-ohh..whoa-ooh-ohh-ohh..(x2)..(Fade.)

How to play Step It Up And Go

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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