Look Out Chords by Louis Jordan

[F] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [F] _
[C] _ [F] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[C] _ [F] Hey, Jim Dawg, [D] bring all the women [Gm] right down front, right here [C] in front of [F] me.
Bring all the girls right [D] here.
I want to talk to them about two minutes.
I'm telling [Am] you ladies, I [F] want to apologize for B-Well.
[D] I tried to save the fellas, but there ain't no well.
I'm [C] telling you.
Stupid, [F] stupid, [D] stupid.
Who's that said stupid?
Somebody called you [C] stupid.
Don't pay no attention [F] to that.
Just listen to me.
[Gm]
Ladies, I'm telling you, the fellas ain't no good [C] nowadays.
[Dm] Stick around.
Don't be no clown.
Don't let me [Gm] down and listen to what I'm putting down.
Pay [C] attention.
[Dm] If he drives you to the beach and starts to reach, look out, [Ab] sister.
Look out.
If [Fm] he says you look fetching and want to show you his edges, [F] don't go up there.
[Ab] I'm telling you, don't you go up there.
[Gm] If he says you look good in a sweater, go home and [C] write him a letter.
[Eb] _ _
[F] If he buys you quarts of [A] champagne, [Gm] take a train and go to [A] Maine.
[Dbm] Get out of town before [Cm] it's too late.
If he says, darling, you look just like my mother, go home and get your big [G] brother.
Have them sapped [Dm] up.
Why don't you sit there [E] giggling for [Gbm] this?
Ain't funny.
You better [A] listen.
Look at [F] her sitting there giggling.
Hee hee hee, the devil.
Pay attention to me.
Don't be looking around at them.
Look at me.
Don't listen to [Fm] nobody but [A] me.
[Fm] Don't listen to Walter Winchell, Gabriel [Am] Heater, Ed [Ab] Sullivan, Luella Parsons, Jimmy
Fidler, J Edgar Hoover, [Gm] Billy Rowe, John L [C] Lewis, Dan Burley, Mr.
[Dm] Anthony, and nobody.
Pay attention to me.
[Cm] If something happened to you this summer, [F] you'll say I didn't tell you.
I'm giving you some [Ab] knowledge straight from the shelf.
[Bb] This is some jive [F] I used [A] myself.
I found it to be successful [C] to a marked [Ab] degree and I'm giving it to you [Cm] free.
If he want to take you for a ride in his [Abm] car, don't [C] stay too long and don't go too far.
[F] If he says, darling, I feel [Gm] so lucky, tell him to get a [Fm] train and go to Kentucky.
[Eb] If he says [Fm] you look grooving, he want to put you in a movie, he ain't no [A] talent scout,
he don't know what it's all about.
[F] If he laughs at all [Dm] your jokes, says he only [C] drinks Cokes [Fm] and your brand is all these smokes,
then he [Ab] want to meet your folks, don't believe him, it's [G] a hoax.
[C] Tell him to get lost, he's a [N] moast.
Put [D] down that fashion book and pay [Fm] attention to me.
If he says, [Eb] darling, darling, I'm on the squire, [D] go on home and leave him.
[E] [F] If he says he want to take you for [Dm] a date and you look great, tell him to go jump in
the lake.
He [Db] ain't nothing but a fake.
[F] You better [Cm] stop that [F] giggling.
[Fm] Look at him sitting there giggling.
You'd be surprised what they're framing [F] up on doing this summer on vacation.
[G] Stop that laughing and pay attention to me.
Listen to what I'm talking [Dm] about.
Listen, if he wants [Dbm] to buy your [Cm] clothes and [E] nylon [Fm] hose, take you around the nation on a
two week [B] vacation, [Bb] buy your [Gb] diamond rings [D] and mink coats and everything.
And he's a maleficent want to [Ab] call a preacher.
You don't have [Dm] to look at _ you.
Got him.
Hold on to him.
[Abm] Take him home tomorrow.
[Dm] Look out.
[E] Don't tease [D] [E] and just [G] squeeze.
[E] _ [F] Look out.
Sister, you better look out.
[Gm] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _