Chords for Good Ol' Ghetto
Tempo:
72 bpm
Chords used:
A
Em
G
E
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

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Hey, let me holla [Em] at you real quick.
good old, good old [G] days.
good old, good old, good [Em] old ghetto, good old, good old, good old ghetto.
that good old, good old [G] ghetto, ghetto, [E] ghetto, ghetto.
a barbecue, so grab [Em] some folks and we'll do slide right [E] through.
I used to know, [G] and brought [E] me back to when I was in school.
wear the grin, that used [E] to keep me head and cow in [Em] it.
to call your phone, and [G] tell you come [Em] on, cause my mama's grown.
good old, good old [G] days.
good old, good old, good [Em] old ghetto, good old, good old, good old ghetto.
that good old, good old [G] ghetto, ghetto, [E] ghetto, ghetto.
a barbecue, so grab [Em] some folks and we'll do slide right [E] through.
I used to know, [G] and brought [E] me back to when I was in school.
wear the grin, that used [E] to keep me head and cow in [Em] it.
to call your phone, and [G] tell you come [Em] on, cause my mama's grown.
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Em
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Am
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_ Hey, let me holla [Em] at you real quick.
I'm gonna bring y'all back to [Am] the good old, good old [G] days.
[Em] You feel me?
Some of that [Am]
good old, good old, good [Em] old ghetto, good old, good old, good old ghetto.
[Am] By that good old, good old [G] ghetto, ghetto, [E] ghetto, ghetto.
Told [A] my man I'm having a barbecue, so grab [Em] some folks and we'll do slide right [E] through.
He brought [A] the shorty that I used to know, [G] and brought [E] me back to when I was in school.
She [A] said I should wear the grin, that used [E] to keep me head and cow in [Em] it.
Remember [A] when I used to call your phone, and [G] tell you come [Em] on, cause my mama's grown.
How about [A] them times when I had to throw [G] a rock at your window, and let you know.
Come [A] downstairs and open the door, and [G] after that [Em] baby, we'll go on the show.
[A] Now I got my ass moving around for [E] real, cause I'm thinking about how good it used to [A] feel.
And I got a girl now that don't get [G] down like [E] this, but I must admit I'm tempted and starting [Am] reminiscing.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay [Em] yo, ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
Oh, oh, [A] oh.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay [G] yo, ain't nothing [Em] like some good old ghetto.
Ay, [Am] come on and.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [Em] ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, [A] yeah.
[Am] Ay yo, ay yo, ay [Em] yo, ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
Now these [A] eyes can't be the [E] taker.
Wanna [G] tour around my house so we can [Em] catch up.
All the time [A] lost since I grew up.
And [G] became the man that [Em] shocked his parents, and every girl around the world is dying to [A] love.
Break the beat down, let me tell you what I'm [Em] talking about.
If you're not careful it'll turn you out.
[A] It's that place you used to go when you wanted nice and [Em] slow.
Even though you can't, the memory will make you want some more.
[A] She used to understand me, touch me, [E] hold me, taught me how to be a man.
[A] She used to kiss me, all them [G] things she used to [Em] show me,
being my wish that I could do it again.
[D] _
[Am] _ Around for [E] real, cause I'm thinking about how good you used to [A] feel.
But I got a girl now and yo, she's [G] right [E] upstairs.
But I must admit I'm tempted and starting to not [Am] care.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, ain't nothing [Em] like some good old ghetto.
Ain't nothing like some good [A] old ghetto.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [G] ain't nothing [Em] like some good old ghetto.
Oh, oh, oh, [A] oh, oh, oh.
[Am] Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
[G] I'm so tempted.
[Am]
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [Em] ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
_ [A] If I had somebody [E] that's the best.
If I had somebody with a whole lotta body attitude that'll make you wanna be the one you with.
[A] Cause you know how good it is.
Not a [G] prissy, lil' missy, baby talk that slang.
[E] I used to love how she kissed me when she popped that thang.
[A] She was a, another fam, hot, without the [E] glam, nah.
I wouldn't be trippin', she ain't really give a [A] damn, stop.
It's what I need to do, cause I know [G] what this [E] mean to.
I keep on thinking about that back end, I'ma be right back [Am] in it cause yo.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, ain't nothing like [Em] some good old ghetto.
_ _ [A]
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [G] ain't nothing like [Em] some good old ghetto.
_ [Am] Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [Em] ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
_ Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [G] ain't nothing like [Em] some good old ghetto.
_ _ [N] _
I'm gonna bring y'all back to [Am] the good old, good old [G] days.
[Em] You feel me?
Some of that [Am]
good old, good old, good [Em] old ghetto, good old, good old, good old ghetto.
[Am] By that good old, good old [G] ghetto, ghetto, [E] ghetto, ghetto.
Told [A] my man I'm having a barbecue, so grab [Em] some folks and we'll do slide right [E] through.
He brought [A] the shorty that I used to know, [G] and brought [E] me back to when I was in school.
She [A] said I should wear the grin, that used [E] to keep me head and cow in [Em] it.
Remember [A] when I used to call your phone, and [G] tell you come [Em] on, cause my mama's grown.
How about [A] them times when I had to throw [G] a rock at your window, and let you know.
Come [A] downstairs and open the door, and [G] after that [Em] baby, we'll go on the show.
[A] Now I got my ass moving around for [E] real, cause I'm thinking about how good it used to [A] feel.
And I got a girl now that don't get [G] down like [E] this, but I must admit I'm tempted and starting [Am] reminiscing.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay [Em] yo, ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
Oh, oh, [A] oh.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay [G] yo, ain't nothing [Em] like some good old ghetto.
Ay, [Am] come on and.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [Em] ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, [A] yeah.
[Am] Ay yo, ay yo, ay [Em] yo, ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
Now these [A] eyes can't be the [E] taker.
Wanna [G] tour around my house so we can [Em] catch up.
All the time [A] lost since I grew up.
And [G] became the man that [Em] shocked his parents, and every girl around the world is dying to [A] love.
Break the beat down, let me tell you what I'm [Em] talking about.
If you're not careful it'll turn you out.
[A] It's that place you used to go when you wanted nice and [Em] slow.
Even though you can't, the memory will make you want some more.
[A] She used to understand me, touch me, [E] hold me, taught me how to be a man.
[A] She used to kiss me, all them [G] things she used to [Em] show me,
being my wish that I could do it again.
[D] _
[Am] _ Around for [E] real, cause I'm thinking about how good you used to [A] feel.
But I got a girl now and yo, she's [G] right [E] upstairs.
But I must admit I'm tempted and starting to not [Am] care.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, ain't nothing [Em] like some good old ghetto.
Ain't nothing like some good [A] old ghetto.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [G] ain't nothing [Em] like some good old ghetto.
Oh, oh, oh, [A] oh, oh, oh.
[Am] Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
[G] I'm so tempted.
[Am]
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [Em] ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
_ [A] If I had somebody [E] that's the best.
If I had somebody with a whole lotta body attitude that'll make you wanna be the one you with.
[A] Cause you know how good it is.
Not a [G] prissy, lil' missy, baby talk that slang.
[E] I used to love how she kissed me when she popped that thang.
[A] She was a, another fam, hot, without the [E] glam, nah.
I wouldn't be trippin', she ain't really give a [A] damn, stop.
It's what I need to do, cause I know [G] what this [E] mean to.
I keep on thinking about that back end, I'ma be right back [Am] in it cause yo.
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, ain't nothing like [Em] some good old ghetto.
_ _ [A]
Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [G] ain't nothing like [Em] some good old ghetto.
_ [Am] Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [Em] ain't nothing like some good old ghetto.
_ Ay yo, ay yo, ay yo, [G] ain't nothing like [Em] some good old ghetto.
_ _ [N] _