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Johnny B. Goode
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Chuck Berry (Riffs and Solos)
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Overdriven Guitar
Track difficulty (Rhythm)
e
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D
A
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Intro
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Way
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1st Verse
down
Lou-
i-
si-
a-
na
close
to
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New
Or-
leans,
way
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back
up
in
the
woods
a-
mong
the
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e-
ver-
greens.
There
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stood
a
log
ca-
bin
made
of
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earth
and
wood,
where
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lived
a
coun-
try
boy
named
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John-
ny
B
Good.
He
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ne-
ver
e-
ver
learned
to
read
and
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write
so
well,
but
he
could
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play
the
gui-
tar
just
like
the
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rin-
gin'
a
bell.
Go,
go.
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Refrain
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Go,
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John-
ny
go,
go.
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John-
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go.
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John-
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John-
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John-
ny
B
Good.
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He
used
to
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2nd Verse
car-
ry
his
gui-
tar
in
a
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gun-
ny
sack
and
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sit
be-
neath
the
trees
by
the
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rail-
road
track.
Oh,
en-
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gi-
neers
would
see
him
sit-
ting
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in
the
shade
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pla-
ying
to
the
rhy-
thm
that
the
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dri
vers
made.
Pe-
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ople
pas-
sing
by
they
would
stop
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and
say:
"Oh,
my
how
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that
lit-
tle
coun-
try
boy
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could
play."
Go,
go.
Go,
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Chorus
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ny
B
Good.
His
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ma-
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3rd Verse
ma
told
him:
"Some-
day
you
will
be
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a
man,
and
you
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will
be
the
lea-
der
of
a
big
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old
band.
Ma-
ny
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peo-
ple
co-
ming
from
miles
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a-
round
to
hear
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you
play
your
mu-
sic
when
the
sun
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go
down.
May-
be
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some-
day
your
name
will
be
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in
lights
sa-
yin'
John-
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ny
B
Good
to-
night."
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go.
Go,
John-
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Final Chorus
Go,
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Outro
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B
Good.
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