Take It All Out On You
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Floyd Domino piano
John Ludwick bass
Ron Pangborne drums
Rich Brotherton guitar
Lloyd Maines steel guitar
Kelly Willis background vocals
Kris McKay background vocals
Charlie Robison background vocals
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E
You better look out you're gonna get it
I'm getting worried for you
A
You got no idea
E
What you getting into
F#m B
I've been alone for all these years
E
You say you've been hurtin
This world can be hard on a girl like you
A E
I know I know what you've been through
F#m B E B
That ain't no reason to keep you feelin' blue
E A
Oh ah this burning inside me
E A
Searchin for someone to satisfy me
E A
So much love what am I gonna do
B E B
I'll take it all out on you
E
It doesn't matter
What's the matter you do what you gotta do
A E
If It comes down to you need me and honey I need you
F#m B E B
Oh let me tell you darling my love is true
E A
Oh ah this burning inside me
E A
Searchin for someone to satisfy me
E A
So much love what am I gonna do
B E
I'll take it all out on you
SOLO
A E
No more spending the long nights being alone
F#m
Oh honey I'm missing
G#m
Your loving and kissing
A B
Darling I'm coming home
E A
Oh ah this burning inside me
E A
Searchin for someone to satisfy me
E A
So much love what am I gonna do
B E
I'll take it all out on you
E A
Oh ah this burning inside me
E A
Searchin for someone to satisfy me
E A
So much love what am I gonna do
B E
I'll take it all out on you
B E
I'll take it all out on you
B E
Yeah I'll take it all out on you
From Bruce Robison "Bruce Robison"
Vireo Records 1995
Rosker Music(BMI)
How to play Take It All Out On You
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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.