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[Bb]Deep down in Louisiana, close to New Orleans

[Bb]Way back up in the woods among the evergreens

There[Eb]stood an old cabin made of earth and wood

Where[Bb]lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode

Who'd[F]never learned to read or write so well

But he could[Bb]play a guitar just like a-ringin' a bell

 

[Bb]Go! Go! Go! Johnny! Go! Go!

[Bb]Go! Johnny! Go! G[Eb]o!

[Eb]Go! Johnny! Go! G[Bb]o!

[Bb]Go! Johnny! Go! G[F]o!

Johnny B. Go[Bb]ode

 

[Bb]He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack

[Bb]Go sit beneath the tree by the railroad track

Old[Eb]engineer in the train sittin' in the shade

[Bb]Strummin' with the rhythm that the drivers made

The[F]people passin' by, they would stop and say

Oh, m[Bb]y, but that little country boy could play

 

[Bb]Go! Go! Go! Johnny! Go! Go!

[Bb]Go! Johnny! Go! G[Eb]o!

[Eb]Go! Johnny! Go! G[Bb]o!

[Bb]Go! Johnny! Go! G[F]o!

Johnny B. Go[Bb]ode

 

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[Bb]His mother told him

"[Bb]Some day you wil be a man

[Bb]And you will be the leader of a big old band

M[Eb]any people comin' from miles around

To[Bb]hear you play your music till the sun goes down

M[F]aybe some day your name'll be in lights

Sayin'[Bb]Johnny B. Goode tonight"

 

[Bb]Go! Go! Go! Johnny! Go!

[Bb]Go! Go! Go! Johnny! Go!

Go! Go![Eb]Go! Johnny! Go!

Go! Go![Bb]Go! Johnny! Go!

G[F]o! Johnny B. Go[Bb]ode