Chords for Ann Peebles - Somebody's On Your Case
Tempo:
92.25 bpm
Chords used:
F
A
D
Dm
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [D] [F]
[Dm]
If your man always leave home, say he's gone down to the corn store.
All they thought of is fat shoes and his fancy lips.
Looking [F] good from [D] head to toe.
[F]
[Bm] Spend two whole [A] hours, find a little way to me.
[G] Yet come home empty-handed, [A] looking tired and beat.
[F] If this happened to [G] you, tell you what you better do.
Get out your wrist, but pick and [A] put together two at two.
[Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Listen, girl.
If your man call home one day, say he won't be home for supper,
[D] cause he'll be working late.
Boss calls a [Dm] sick, and well, John, God knows he ain't sick.
Been taking secrets, it'd be [D] another one [F] of his tricks.
[Bm] If he come home [A] with that same old line,
[G] telling you he's [A] tired from working all the time,
[F] don't get [G] uptight.
All the time.
But you better do, [A] girl.
It's your own thing.
[Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
[Bm] Might be married, and [A] it might be soon.
[G] Somebody's surely [D] moving in on you.
[Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
[D] Get on it.
Somebody's on your case.
[Dm] [Abm]
[Dm]
If your man always leave home, say he's gone down to the corn store.
All they thought of is fat shoes and his fancy lips.
Looking [F] good from [D] head to toe.
[F]
[Bm] Spend two whole [A] hours, find a little way to me.
[G] Yet come home empty-handed, [A] looking tired and beat.
[F] If this happened to [G] you, tell you what you better do.
Get out your wrist, but pick and [A] put together two at two.
[Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Listen, girl.
If your man call home one day, say he won't be home for supper,
[D] cause he'll be working late.
Boss calls a [Dm] sick, and well, John, God knows he ain't sick.
Been taking secrets, it'd be [D] another one [F] of his tricks.
[Bm] If he come home [A] with that same old line,
[G] telling you he's [A] tired from working all the time,
[F] don't get [G] uptight.
All the time.
But you better do, [A] girl.
It's your own thing.
[Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
[Bm] Might be married, and [A] it might be soon.
[G] Somebody's surely [D] moving in on you.
[Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
[D] Get on it.
Somebody's on your case.
[Dm] [Abm]
Key:
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Dm
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D
_ _ [F] _ _ [D] _ _ [F] _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
If your man _ always leave home, say he's gone down to the corn store. _ _
All they thought of is fat shoes and his fancy lips.
Looking [F] good from [D] head to toe.
[F] _ _
[Bm] _ Spend two whole [A] hours, find a little way to me.
[G] Yet come home empty-handed, [A] looking tired and beat.
[F] If this happened to [G] you, tell you what you better do.
Get out your wrist, but pick and [A] put together two at two.
[Dm] _ Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
_ _ Listen, girl. _
If your man call home one day, say he won't be home for supper,
[D] cause he'll be working late.
Boss calls a [Dm] sick, and well, John, God knows he ain't sick.
Been taking secrets, it'd be [D] another one [F] of his tricks.
[Bm] If he come home [A] with that same old line,
[G] telling you he's [A] tired from working all the time,
[F] _ don't get [G] uptight.
_ All the time.
But you better do, [A] girl.
It's your own thing.
[Dm] _ Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
[Bm] Might be married, and [A] it might be soon. _
[G] _ Somebody's surely [D] moving in on you. _ _
_ [Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
[D] Get on it.
Somebody's on your case.
_ [Dm] _ _ _ [Abm] _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
If your man _ always leave home, say he's gone down to the corn store. _ _
All they thought of is fat shoes and his fancy lips.
Looking [F] good from [D] head to toe.
[F] _ _
[Bm] _ Spend two whole [A] hours, find a little way to me.
[G] Yet come home empty-handed, [A] looking tired and beat.
[F] If this happened to [G] you, tell you what you better do.
Get out your wrist, but pick and [A] put together two at two.
[Dm] _ Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
_ _ Listen, girl. _
If your man call home one day, say he won't be home for supper,
[D] cause he'll be working late.
Boss calls a [Dm] sick, and well, John, God knows he ain't sick.
Been taking secrets, it'd be [D] another one [F] of his tricks.
[Bm] If he come home [A] with that same old line,
[G] telling you he's [A] tired from working all the time,
[F] _ don't get [G] uptight.
_ All the time.
But you better do, [A] girl.
It's your own thing.
[Dm] _ Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
Get on it.
Somebody's on your case, girl.
You better get on your job.
[Bm] Might be married, and [A] it might be soon. _
[G] _ Somebody's surely [D] moving in on you. _ _
_ [Dm] Somebody's on your case.
You better get on your job.
[D] Get on it.
Somebody's on your case.
_ [Dm] _ _ _ [Abm] _