Rich Kid Blues

Terry Reid

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Tono:
INTRO: Dm C G *Dsus2-h-D (Means to make a Dsus2 chord and immediately hammer on the high E string to form a D chord.) VERSE: D Dsus4 D Dsus2 D *Dsus2-h-D Havin' bad times, now I am paying dues D Dsus4 Dsus2 D *Dsus2-h-D Got shoes and money, good friends too D Dsus4 Dsus2 D *Dsus2-h-D Always play to win, but always seem to lose
D Dsus4 D That's why I think I got a rich
Dsus2 D kid's blues
Dm C G That's why I think I got a
D rich kid's blues PD-C HORUS: D string ---0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
G D G D G D G D CHORUS:
G D A D And I know what's going on
G D G D I know that the way is too long
G D A D And I know just exactly what's on your mind
G D G But you'll be back and I'll lose
D them forever
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BDA K:
C D C Or was I wondering why, now, did
D I ask the name
C G All the people standing by, all
C D there in the game
C D C Love is just a story, a story
D without words
C G Words that always never seen and
C D never even heard CHORUS:
G D A D And I know what's going on
G D G D And I know that the way is too long
G D A And I know just exactly what's on
D your mind
G D G But you'll be back and I'll lose
D them forever INSTRUMENTAL:
G D A D
G D G D
G D A D
G D G D
C D C D VERSE: Dsus2-h-D
D Dsus4 D Dsus2 D Know my good times, just angels D Dsus4 Dsus2 D *Dsus2-h-D I got shoes and money, and good friends, too
D Dsus4 D No, I always play to win I
Dsus2 D always seem to lose
D Dsus4 D That's why I think I got a rich
Dsus2 D kid's blues
Dm C G That's why I think I got a
D rich kid's blues PD-C HORUS: D string ---0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
G D A D
G D G D CHORUS:
G D A D I know-woh what's going on
G D G And I know that that the way is
D too long
G D A And I know that there's something on
D your mind
G D G And I'll say to wave back and
D just prove it, oh yeah OUTRO: PA Y G D A D over and over - FDE OUT Oh, oh oh yeah Oh, oh oh yeah Oh, oh oh yeah Oh, oh oh yeah
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Composición: Terry Reid

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