The Little Old Lady From Pasadena - Jan And Dean

The Little Old Lady From Pasadena

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[Intro:]
F A
It's the little old lady from Pasadena
 
D
1. It's the little old lady from Pasadena
G D
(Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go)
D
Has a little pretty flower bed of white Gardenias...
A E7 A
(Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go)
D Bm G
But parked in a rickety old garage
Em C A
It's a brand new, shiny red, Super stocked Dodge
 
D
[Refrão]Chorus: And everybody's sayin' that there's no one meaner
Than the little old lady from Pasadena
G
She drives real fast and she drives real hard
D G D
She's the terror of Colorado Boulevard
F A
- It's the little old lady from Pasadena
 
D
2. If you see her on the street don't try to choose her
G D
(Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go)
D
You might drive a go-er but you'll never lose her
A E7 A
(Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go)
D Bm G
- She's gonna get a ticket now sooner or later
Em C A
She can't keep her foot off the accelerator
 
D
[Refrão]Chorus: And everybody's sayin' that there's no one meaner
Than the little old lady from Pasadena
G
She drives real fast and she drives real hard
D G D
She's the terror of Colorado Boulevard
F A
- It's the little old lady from Pasadena
 
E
3. You'll see her all the time just getting her kicks now
A E
(Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go)
 
With her 4-speed stick and a 4-to-6 now
B F# B
(Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go)
E C#m A
- The guys come to race her from all around
F#m D B B7
But she'll give 'em a length then she'll shut 'em down
 
[Refrão] E
And everybody's sayin' that there's no one meaner
Than the little old lady from Pasadena
A
She drives real fast and she drives real hard
E A E
She's the terror of Colorado Boulevard
G B7
- It's the little old lady from Pasadena
 
E A E
- Go Granny, Go Granny, Go Granny, Go...(Repeat and fade)

How to play The Little Old Lady From Pasadena

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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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