Chords for Heart Be Still - Billy and the Beaters on Thicke of the Night
Tempo:
123.95 bpm
Chords used:
G
A
F
F#m
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Coming [Gm] up, the beat [Dm] goes on with Billy and the [A#] Beaters.
All right.
[F#] Billy and the Beaters.
This is Billy, the leader beater.
And, Billy, how would you describe your music?
How's the band's music?
Well, I would say if Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
were playing in America today in 1983,
that's probably what he'd sound like.
A little bit of blues, a little bit of rhythm and blues,
a little bit of country, a little bit of rock and roll.
All the good stuff.
How would you describe your glasses?
I would say that Illinois Jaquette.
You remember Illinois Jaquette,
the great tenor saxophonist from the 40s?
Sorry, but there's
That's Mary Jaquette back there, his grandmother.
And he wore those?
Yeah, he's wearing gla
Or you stole them from him?
No, he wore glasses exactly like these,
and I don't want to be accused of being a grave robber.
What about your own musical background?
You've written for some impressive people.
I think it started back in 1964.
You wrote a tune for Ricky Nelson.
Yeah, I had the distinction of having
Ricky's last chart record.
I took him off the charts.
What was the tune?
It's called Mean Old World,
and it was a multi-million-selling record,
so 85 million records unless the IRS is listening.
Yes, in which case it sold 50 or 60.
What about some of the other people?
Dolly Parton you've written for?
I had a number one record with her.
Sol Parton.
Good to see you.
Beautiful, babe.
It's wonderful.
Who else?
I just want to have a moment here.
Yes, you're going to meet everybody in the audience individually.
She's cute.
No, Dolly recorded one of my songs in 1979
after I hadn't had a hit record in 10 years,
and I thought I was about through.
I was working at the car wash,
and Dolly cut this song and made me more money.
That helps.
Not the one you're going to do now.
No, no.
The tune you're going to do now is?
It's called Heartbeat Still,
but before I do that, I would like to ask you what you think.
You see me without my shades, right?
And you think that the women out here could stand it?
I think they'll go crazy if you take them off.
That's what I'm afraid of.
My ears are very sensitive and they hurt.
I hate to hear grown women scream.
I'd take a chance if I were you.
All right.
Billy and the Beaters, Sans Specs.
What?
[B] Oh!
[G] Tom Selleck would die for these eyes.
Billy, go!
[Am]
[F] [G]
[F] [G]
[F] [G] Got [E] my attention with a [Em] flirty look.
Snap of a finger was that long.
[G]
Gave me your number on a old matchbook.
You stole my heart just like a master cook.
[Am] There could be trouble [Em] brewing.
Might be a power struggle.
I'm not sure just [E] what's doing.
I better keep my cool.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't let it all [F] away.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't ever [Dm] betray.
You [G] that girl, she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, don't ever [C] suspect
that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let go.
[G] Heartbeat still, heart beat still.
[F] [G] Your loving hit me like a Sunday punch.
I'm going round here like I'm out to lunch.
I want to scooch you baby, hear you crunch.
Then bring you flowers and a great big bunch.
I fell in love so quick, I thought [Em] it was a trick.
Like rabbits from a hat, it [E] happened just like that.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't give it all away.
Heartbeat still, don't ever betray.
You that girl, [Em]
she makes my mind wreck.
[F] Please, still, don't ever suspect
[C] that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let go.
[G] Heartbeat still, [F] heart [G] beat still.
[A]
[F#m]
I fell [Bm] in love so quick, I thought [F#m] it was a trick.
Like [Bm] rabbits from a hat, it [F#] happened just like that.
[G] [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m]
don't [A] ever get a [G] go.
Heartbeat [A] still, don't ever betray.
[G] You that girl, she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, [F#m]
don't [A] ever suspect.
[G] [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m] don't ever let her know.
Heartbeat still, that I love her so.
Heartbeat still, [F#] that I love her [G] [A]
so.
Heartbeat still.
[F#m] [A] [N]
All right.
[F#] Billy and the Beaters.
This is Billy, the leader beater.
And, Billy, how would you describe your music?
How's the band's music?
Well, I would say if Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
were playing in America today in 1983,
that's probably what he'd sound like.
A little bit of blues, a little bit of rhythm and blues,
a little bit of country, a little bit of rock and roll.
All the good stuff.
How would you describe your glasses?
I would say that Illinois Jaquette.
You remember Illinois Jaquette,
the great tenor saxophonist from the 40s?
Sorry, but there's
That's Mary Jaquette back there, his grandmother.
And he wore those?
Yeah, he's wearing gla
Or you stole them from him?
No, he wore glasses exactly like these,
and I don't want to be accused of being a grave robber.
What about your own musical background?
You've written for some impressive people.
I think it started back in 1964.
You wrote a tune for Ricky Nelson.
Yeah, I had the distinction of having
Ricky's last chart record.
I took him off the charts.
What was the tune?
It's called Mean Old World,
and it was a multi-million-selling record,
so 85 million records unless the IRS is listening.
Yes, in which case it sold 50 or 60.
What about some of the other people?
Dolly Parton you've written for?
I had a number one record with her.
Sol Parton.
Good to see you.
Beautiful, babe.
It's wonderful.
Who else?
I just want to have a moment here.
Yes, you're going to meet everybody in the audience individually.
She's cute.
No, Dolly recorded one of my songs in 1979
after I hadn't had a hit record in 10 years,
and I thought I was about through.
I was working at the car wash,
and Dolly cut this song and made me more money.
That helps.
Not the one you're going to do now.
No, no.
The tune you're going to do now is?
It's called Heartbeat Still,
but before I do that, I would like to ask you what you think.
You see me without my shades, right?
And you think that the women out here could stand it?
I think they'll go crazy if you take them off.
That's what I'm afraid of.
My ears are very sensitive and they hurt.
I hate to hear grown women scream.
I'd take a chance if I were you.
All right.
Billy and the Beaters, Sans Specs.
What?
[B] Oh!
[G] Tom Selleck would die for these eyes.
Billy, go!
[Am]
[F] [G]
[F] [G]
[F] [G] Got [E] my attention with a [Em] flirty look.
Snap of a finger was that long.
[G]
Gave me your number on a old matchbook.
You stole my heart just like a master cook.
[Am] There could be trouble [Em] brewing.
Might be a power struggle.
I'm not sure just [E] what's doing.
I better keep my cool.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't let it all [F] away.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't ever [Dm] betray.
You [G] that girl, she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, don't ever [C] suspect
that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let go.
[G] Heartbeat still, heart beat still.
[F] [G] Your loving hit me like a Sunday punch.
I'm going round here like I'm out to lunch.
I want to scooch you baby, hear you crunch.
Then bring you flowers and a great big bunch.
I fell in love so quick, I thought [Em] it was a trick.
Like rabbits from a hat, it [E] happened just like that.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't give it all away.
Heartbeat still, don't ever betray.
You that girl, [Em]
she makes my mind wreck.
[F] Please, still, don't ever suspect
[C] that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let go.
[G] Heartbeat still, [F] heart [G] beat still.
[A]
[F#m]
I fell [Bm] in love so quick, I thought [F#m] it was a trick.
Like [Bm] rabbits from a hat, it [F#] happened just like that.
[G] [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m]
don't [A] ever get a [G] go.
Heartbeat [A] still, don't ever betray.
[G] You that girl, she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, [F#m]
don't [A] ever suspect.
[G] [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m] don't ever let her know.
Heartbeat still, that I love her so.
Heartbeat still, [F#] that I love her [G] [A]
so.
Heartbeat still.
[F#m] [A] [N]
Key:
G
A
F
F#m
Am
G
A
F
_ _ Coming [Gm] up, the beat [Dm] goes on with Billy and the [A#] Beaters.
All right.
[F#] Billy and the Beaters.
This is Billy, the leader beater.
_ And, Billy, how would you describe your music?
How's the band's music?
Well, I would say if Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
were playing in America today in 1983,
that's probably what he'd sound like.
A little bit of blues, a little bit of rhythm and blues,
a little bit of country, a little bit of rock and roll.
All the good stuff.
How would you describe your glasses?
I would say that Illinois Jaquette.
You remember Illinois Jaquette,
the great tenor saxophonist from the 40s?
Sorry, but there's_
That's Mary Jaquette back there, his grandmother. _ _ _
And he wore those?
Yeah, he's wearing gla_
Or you stole them from him?
No, he wore glasses exactly like these,
and I don't want to be accused of being a grave robber.
What _ about your own musical background?
You've written for some impressive people.
I think it started back in 1964.
You wrote a tune for Ricky Nelson.
Yeah, I had the distinction of having
Ricky's last chart record.
I took him off the charts.
What was the tune?
It's called Mean Old World,
and it was a _ multi-million-selling record,
so 85 million records unless the IRS is listening.
Yes, in which case it sold 50 or 60.
_ What about some of the other people?
Dolly Parton you've written for?
I had a number one record with her. _ _ _
_ Sol Parton.
Good to see you.
Beautiful, babe.
It's wonderful.
_ _ _ Who else?
I just want to have a moment here.
Yes, you're going to meet everybody in the audience individually.
She's cute.
No, Dolly recorded one of my songs in 1979
after I hadn't had a hit record in 10 years,
and I thought I was about through.
I was working at the car wash, _
and Dolly cut this song and made me more money.
That helps.
Not the one you're going to do now.
No, no.
The tune you're going to do now is?
It's called Heartbeat Still,
but before I do that, I would like to ask you what you think.
_ You see me without my shades, right? _
And you think that the women out here could stand it?
I think they'll go crazy if you take them off.
That's what I'm afraid of.
My ears are very sensitive and they hurt.
I hate to hear grown women scream.
_ I'd take a chance if I were you.
All right.
Billy and the Beaters, Sans Specs.
What?
[B] Oh!
_ _ _ _ [G] _ Tom Selleck would die for these eyes.
Billy, go!
_ [Am] _ _
_ _ [F] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] Got [E] my attention with a [Em] flirty look. _
Snap of a finger was that long.
_ _ [G]
Gave me your number on a old _ matchbook.
You stole my heart just like a master cook. _
[Am] There could be trouble [Em] brewing.
Might be a power struggle.
I'm not sure just [E] what's doing.
I better keep my cool.
_ _ [G] Heartbeat still, _ don't let it all [F] away.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't ever [Dm] betray.
You [G] that girl, _ she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, don't ever [C] suspect
that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let go.
_ _ [G] Heartbeat still, _ _ _ _ heart beat still. _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ [G] _ Your loving hit me like a Sunday punch.
I'm going round here like I'm out to lunch.
I want to scooch you baby, hear you crunch.
Then bring you flowers and a great big bunch.
I fell in love so quick, I thought [Em] it was a trick.
Like rabbits from a hat, it [E] happened just like that.
_ _ _ [G] Heartbeat still, _ don't give it all away.
Heartbeat still, don't ever betray.
You that girl, [Em] _
she makes my mind wreck.
[F] Please, still, don't ever suspect
[C] _ that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let _ go.
[G] Heartbeat still, _ _ _ _ [F] heart [G] beat still. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ fell [Bm] in love so quick, I thought [F#m] it was a trick.
Like [Bm] rabbits from a hat, it [F#] happened just like that.
_ [G] _ [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m] _
don't [A] ever get a [G] go.
Heartbeat [A] still, don't ever betray.
[G] You that girl, she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, [F#m] _
don't [A] ever suspect.
[G] _ [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m] don't ever let her know.
Heartbeat still, _ that I love her so.
Heartbeat still, _ [F#] that I love her [G] _ _ [A]
so.
_ _ _ _ _ Heartbeat still.
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
All right.
[F#] Billy and the Beaters.
This is Billy, the leader beater.
_ And, Billy, how would you describe your music?
How's the band's music?
Well, I would say if Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
were playing in America today in 1983,
that's probably what he'd sound like.
A little bit of blues, a little bit of rhythm and blues,
a little bit of country, a little bit of rock and roll.
All the good stuff.
How would you describe your glasses?
I would say that Illinois Jaquette.
You remember Illinois Jaquette,
the great tenor saxophonist from the 40s?
Sorry, but there's_
That's Mary Jaquette back there, his grandmother. _ _ _
And he wore those?
Yeah, he's wearing gla_
Or you stole them from him?
No, he wore glasses exactly like these,
and I don't want to be accused of being a grave robber.
What _ about your own musical background?
You've written for some impressive people.
I think it started back in 1964.
You wrote a tune for Ricky Nelson.
Yeah, I had the distinction of having
Ricky's last chart record.
I took him off the charts.
What was the tune?
It's called Mean Old World,
and it was a _ multi-million-selling record,
so 85 million records unless the IRS is listening.
Yes, in which case it sold 50 or 60.
_ What about some of the other people?
Dolly Parton you've written for?
I had a number one record with her. _ _ _
_ Sol Parton.
Good to see you.
Beautiful, babe.
It's wonderful.
_ _ _ Who else?
I just want to have a moment here.
Yes, you're going to meet everybody in the audience individually.
She's cute.
No, Dolly recorded one of my songs in 1979
after I hadn't had a hit record in 10 years,
and I thought I was about through.
I was working at the car wash, _
and Dolly cut this song and made me more money.
That helps.
Not the one you're going to do now.
No, no.
The tune you're going to do now is?
It's called Heartbeat Still,
but before I do that, I would like to ask you what you think.
_ You see me without my shades, right? _
And you think that the women out here could stand it?
I think they'll go crazy if you take them off.
That's what I'm afraid of.
My ears are very sensitive and they hurt.
I hate to hear grown women scream.
_ I'd take a chance if I were you.
All right.
Billy and the Beaters, Sans Specs.
What?
[B] Oh!
_ _ _ _ [G] _ Tom Selleck would die for these eyes.
Billy, go!
_ [Am] _ _
_ _ [F] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] Got [E] my attention with a [Em] flirty look. _
Snap of a finger was that long.
_ _ [G]
Gave me your number on a old _ matchbook.
You stole my heart just like a master cook. _
[Am] There could be trouble [Em] brewing.
Might be a power struggle.
I'm not sure just [E] what's doing.
I better keep my cool.
_ _ [G] Heartbeat still, _ don't let it all [F] away.
[G] Heartbeat still, don't ever [Dm] betray.
You [G] that girl, _ she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, don't ever [C] suspect
that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let go.
_ _ [G] Heartbeat still, _ _ _ _ heart beat still. _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ [G] _ Your loving hit me like a Sunday punch.
I'm going round here like I'm out to lunch.
I want to scooch you baby, hear you crunch.
Then bring you flowers and a great big bunch.
I fell in love so quick, I thought [Em] it was a trick.
Like rabbits from a hat, it [E] happened just like that.
_ _ _ [G] Heartbeat still, _ don't give it all away.
Heartbeat still, don't ever betray.
You that girl, [Em] _
she makes my mind wreck.
[F] Please, still, don't ever suspect
[C] _ that she has [A#] control of my very [Am] soul.
Still I can let _ go.
[G] Heartbeat still, _ _ _ _ [F] heart [G] beat still. _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ fell [Bm] in love so quick, I thought [F#m] it was a trick.
Like [Bm] rabbits from a hat, it [F#] happened just like that.
_ [G] _ [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m] _
don't [A] ever get a [G] go.
Heartbeat [A] still, don't ever betray.
[G] You that girl, she makes my mind wreck.
Please, still, [F#m] _
don't [A] ever suspect.
[G] _ [A] Heartbeat still, [F#m] don't ever let her know.
Heartbeat still, _ that I love her so.
Heartbeat still, _ [F#] that I love her [G] _ _ [A]
so.
_ _ _ _ _ Heartbeat still.
[F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _