We The Cats Shall Hep Ya
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Bb F
Livin' and the time is right
Bb F
Livin' oh, tonight's the night
Bb F
Livin' oh, read or write
Gm6 F7 Bb
Come on old man, come on
[Chorus]
Bb G7
Gm6 F7 Bb
So you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
Bb G7
Here's this beat to hep ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
Then you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
[Bridge]
Eb Edim7
You gotta come on like G.I.'s
Bb Bb7
You dig the repeat from me and sigh
Eb Edim7
You put it right or wrong on the Lehigh
Gm6 F7
Then you can really get by, oh my
[Chorus]
Bb G7
We the cats shall hep ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
Oh, you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
Bb G7
Now you're hep I'll bet ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
Oh, you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
Bb G7
We the cats shall hep ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
So you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
Bb G7
Here's this beat to hep ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
Oh you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
[Bridge]
Eb Edim7
You gotta come on like G.I.'s
Bb Bb7
You dig the repeat from me and sigh
Eb Edim7
You put it right or wrong on the Lehigh
Gm6 F7
Then you can really get by, oh my
Bb G7
We the cats shall hep ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
Oh, you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
Bb G7
Now you're hep I'll bet ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
So, you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
[Bridge]
Eb Edim7
You gotta come on like G.I.'s
Bb Bb7
You dig the repeat from me and sigh
Eb Edim7
You put it right or wrong on the Lehigh
Gm6 F7
Then you can really get by, oh my
[Chorus]
Bb G7
We the cats shall hep ya
Gm6 F7 Bb
Oh, you reap this righteous riff, bop bop
Bb G7
Now you're hep I'll bet ya
[Outro]
Gm6
Skiddely do wah
Gm6
Skiddely boy boy
Gm6
Skiddely re bah
F7 Bb
This righteous riff
How to play We The Cats Shall Hep Ya
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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.