Tokyo
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Intro: F Am C F
F Am
Baby's got a lot of baggage
C F
It don't seem to matter, it don't seem to matter
F Am
Bought a ticket for the mid-west, just for business
C
But dismissed it for the interest
F F
It was a risk just for a mistress that was a hostess on the west-coast
Am C F
Don't you see it in my eyes tonight
F
Baby's got a lot of baggage
C
Where do I have to go
Am
To find a honey with a little soul?
F G
Tokyo, Tokyo - Turn off the lights and let it go
Am
Always nice to meet you
C
Kimi Tanoshimu
F
Tokyo, Tokyo - Pay in the palms of the rock'n'roll
F
Get that dynamite
Am
Chicka-Boom on the town tonight
C
I never seem to get it right
F
But you can show me so politely
Am C F
Now don't you see it in my eyes tonight
F
Get that dynamite
C
Where do I have to go,
Am
To find a honey with a little soul?
F G
Tokyo, Tokyo - Turn off the lights and let it go
Am
Always nice to meet you
C
Kimi Tanoshimu
F
Tokyo, Tokyo - Pay in the palms of the rock'n'roll
( C Am F G )
( Am C F )
Am C F
Hey! I come back to where you are
Am C F
Hey! I come back to where you are
G
Get that dynamite
C
Where do I have to go
Am
To find a honey with a little soul?
F G
Tokyo, Tokyo - Turn off the lights and let it go
Am
Always nice to meet you
C
Kimi Tanoshimu
F
Tokyo, Tokyo - Pay in the palms of the rock'n'roll
C
Where do I have to go,
Am
To find a honey with a little soul?
F G
Tokyo, Tokyo - Turn off the lights and let it go
Am
Always nice to meet you
C
Kimi Tanoshimu
F
Tokyo, Tokyo - Pay in the palms of the rock'n'roll
C Am F G
Hey! I come back to where you are
Am C F
Hey! I come back to where you are
C Am F G
Tooo-ooookyyyyooooooooo-oo-ooo
Am C F
Tooo-ooookyyyyooooooooo-oo-ooo
Tokyo!
How to play Tokyo
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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.