Chords for Cuck Berry - My Ding-A-Ling

Well, [Ab] a wee little [Bb] boy, my grandmother [Eb] bought me a cute little [Bb] toy.
Silver [Ab] bells hanging on a string.
[Bb] She told me it [Eb] was my ding-a-ling-a-ling, oh my!
Ding-a-ling!
[Ab] _
Ding-a-ling!
[Bb] _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _
Ding-a-ling!
_ [Eb] Ding-a-ling!
[Ab] _ Ding-a-ling!
[Bb] I want my shoes to play [Eb] with!
Ding-a-ling!
Beautiful, beautiful!
Yes sir, we got [Ab] about 130 [Eb] ladies singing now.
It [Bb] really gets to you.
Wait till we [C] get about the fifth verse, all the [Bb] ladies will be singing.
_ Mmm, then mama [Ab] took me to grammar school.
[Bb] But I stopped [F] off in the Vestibule.
[Eb] _ Every time [Ab] that bell would ring, [Bb] catch me [Eb] playing with my ding-a-ling-a-ling, oh!
My ding-a [Ab]-ling!
My ding-a-ling!
[Bb] I want my shoes to play [Eb] with my ding [Bb]-a-ling!
My [Ab] ding-a-ling!
Oh, sing it, children. _
[Bb] I want my shoes to play [Eb] with my ding-a-ling!
_ Once I was climbing [Ab] the garden wall, [Bb] _ I slipped and had a [Eb] terrible fall.
_ Fell so [Ab] hard I heard bells ring, [Bb] but held on to my [Eb] ding-a-ling-a-ling!
My _ ding [Ab] _ _ -a [Bbm]-ling!
I want my shoes to play [Eb] with my ding-a-ling!
My ding-a-ling!
[Ab] My ding-a-ling!
[Bb] I want my shoes [Eb] to play with my ding-a-ling!
You know, _ I hear, it's a beautiful thing too, I hear two [Ab] ladies out there singing in harmony.
That's alright though, you know, this is a free country, live like you [C] wanna live.
_ [Eb] Free country, nobody's gonna bother you. [Bb] Really.
_ Yes sir, I heard one of the cameramen singing my too, that's alright, you know what?
Just, just, anyone, anyone, it's alright.
_ Mm-hmm. _ _
[Eb] Once I was swimming [Ab] across Turtle Creek, _
[Bb] maddening snappers all around my feet.
[Eb] _
Sure was hard [Abm] swimming across that [Ab] thing, [Bb] with both hands [Eb] holding my ding-a-ling [Bb]-a-ling!
Oh my [Eb] ding-a-ling!
[Ab] Oh my ding-a-ling!
[Bb] I want shoes to play [Eb] with my ding-a [Bb]-ling!
Sing, Charlie!
My ding-a-ling!
[Ab] Oh my ding-a-ling!
[Bbm] I want shoes to play [Bb] with my ding-a-ling!
You know, I think [Ab] it's a beautiful little song, I think [Eb] it's so cute, and do you know, everybody's not singing,
there's some people right there in the first row in the balcony, not singing.
You know what I'd really like?
_ I'd like for the spotlight to look [Ab] around at the verse of the song and actually see who's not singing.
Maybe the house lights could show us, because we're going to dedicate this verse to [Eb] those who will not sing.
Mm-hmm, we're going to sing.
[Ab] This here song, it ain't so [F] sad, the cutest little [Eb] song y'all ever had. _
Those of you [Ab] who will not sing, [F] you must be playing [Eb] with your own ding-a-ling!
Oh my _ [Ab] _ ding-a-ling!
[Bb] I want shoes to play with my ding-a-ling!
You've been watching [Eb] Top of the Pops 2 on G2.
Goodbye, [Bb] until next time, thanks for watching.
I want shoes to play with my [Cm] ding-a