Luther Played The Boogie Chords by Johnny Cash

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_ _ _ We were just a plain old hillbilly band with a plain old country style.
_ We never played the kind of [A] song that'd drive [Fm] anybody [C] wild. _
[F] Played a railroad song with a stomping beat.
[Bb] We played a blues song, kind of slow and sweet, [G] but the thing that knocked them off their feet was [C] hooey.
_ _ [F] One loser played the boogie woogie loser played the boogie woogie loser played the boogie woogie _ [Bb] loser played the boogie woogie loser [F] played the boogie woogie loser played the boogie in [C] the strangest kind [F] of way.
Play us Frank. _ _ _ _ _ _
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Well we did our best to entertain everywhere we'd go.
_ [C] We'd nearly wear our [Gm] fingers off to give the [C] folks a show.
_ [F] Played jump and jive [Fm] to make them get in a groove.
[Bb] We played sad songs, real slow and smooth
[G] But the only thing that'd make them move was
[C] Moo-o-o-oink
[F] Well
Luther, play the boogie woogie
Luther, play the boogie woogie
Luther, play the boogie woogie
Luther, play the [Bb] boogie woogie
Luther, play the boogie woogie
Luther, play the [F] boogie woogie
Luther, play the boogie woogie
Luther, play the [C] boogie woogie
When the strangest [F] bands all play
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_ _ _ _ _ [N] didn't Luther play the boogie [C] strange?
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