Johnny Rivers – Blue Suede Shoes (Ukulele)

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#38 in 1973. #1.
C
Well, it`s one for the money, two for the show..

                                 C7
three to get ready, now go, cat, go.

          F                          C
But don`t you, step on my blue suede shoes.

        G                   F                  C    G
You can do anything but lay offa my blue suede shoes.
#2.
G       C
You can knock me down, step on my face..
slander my name all over the place.
C                                            
Do anything, that you wanna do..but, uh, uh, honey,

C7
lay off of them shoes.

    F                                C
And don`t you, step on my blue suede shoes.

        G                   F                  C     G
You can do anything but lay offa my blue suede shoes.
(INTERLUDE:) #3.
G       C
You can burn my house, steal my car..drink my liquor
from an old fruit jar.
C
Do anything that you wanna do..but, uh, uh, honey,

C7
lay off of them shoes.

    F                               C
And don`t you step on my blue suede shoes.

        G                   F                  C    G
You can do anything but lay offa my blue suede shoes.
#4.
C
Well, it`s one for the money, two for the show..

                                 C7
three to get ready, now go, cat, go.

          F                          C
But don`t you, step on my blue suede shoes.

        G                   F                  C    G
You can do anything but lay offa my blue suede shoes.
OUTRO:
G          C
Well, it`s blue, blue, blue suede shoes, baby.
Blue, blue, blue suede shoes.
F
Blue, blue, blue suede shoes, yeah.

C
Blue, blue, blue suede shoes.

        G                   F                  C
You can do anything but lay offa my blue suede shoes.
(INTERLUDE:)
G          C
Well, it`s blue, blue, blue suede shoes, baby.
Blue, blue, blue suede shoes.
F
Blue, blue, blue suede shoes, yeah.

C
Blue, blue, blue suede shoes.

        G                   F                  C
You can do anything but lay offa my blue suede shoes.
A fifties/seventies smash from Kraziekhat.