The Talladega Shuffle
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"The Talladega Shuffle" - The Backstretch Boys
Track 1 of 8 on the album "Rookie Season" (2003)
[!] Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKO7DKEuq0g [!]
[!] Capo on 1st fret [!]
[Intro]
E
[Verse 1]
E
Labonte's on top, Burton's in the middle
A
Jarrett's on the bottom moving up a little
F#
Too many cars at the front of the scuffle
B C B
Doing a little thing called the Talladega Shuffle
E
Three snakes dancing in the middle of the road
A
Better get in line if you wanna get towed
F#
Getting to the front's gonna take a lot of muscle
B E E7
'cause everybody's doing the Talladega Shuffle
[Chorus]
A
If you think you can pass beneath the yellow line
E
Better be keeping one thing in mind
A
They'll send you to the pits for a stop-and-go
F# C B
And there ain't no draft when you're all alone
[Interlude]
E
A
E C B
E
[Verse 2]
E
Flying on the backstretch at 200+
A
42 friends and not one you can trust
F#
If you all stay calm and don't get ruffled
B C B
You can all be part of the Talladega Shuffle
E
At the end of the race, if they ain't had a big'n
A
30-some cars will still be a-digging
F#
Squeezing and a-shoving, solving a puzzle
B E E7
We like to call the Talladega Shuffle
[Chorus]
A
Well, you're risking it all if you get out of line
E
Even your teammate'll hang you out to dry
A
Better watch both doors, the hood and the mirror
F# C B
There ain't no friends when the checkered's near
[Guitar Solo]
E
A
F#
B C B
E
[Verse 3]
E
If you win the race, take a victory lap
A
Trade your helmet for a sponsor's cap
F#
Call the boys in the pits, tell 'em to hustle
B E
Down to victory lane to do the Talladega Shuffle
E N.C. B E
Come on, everybody, do the Talladega Shuffle
E
Yeah
[Outro]
E
Do the Talladega Shuffle
E
Do the Talladega Shuffle
E
How to play The Talladega Shuffle
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What is the starting chord?
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.