Chords for LOUIS THEROUX | CHICKEN SHOP DATE
Tempo:
115.6 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
Ab
Eb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hello.
Hi, how are you doing?
[B] I'm good, how are you?
Good, good.
[G] Louis.
Louis Theroux.
[C]
[G] [G]
You know the phrase, you should never meet your heroes?
Yes, I do.
Just wondering, like, how do you, how do you feel?
It's nice to be [Ab] here.
I haven't seen all of your output,
but I've [Gb] seen one [G] of them, and I liked it, with Ed Sheeran.
He's got a [C] great voice.
He puts out a lot of music.
He does.
Too much, would you say?
Feels a bit harsh, doesn't it?
I mean, maybe.
[N] I'd like to hear what Ed Sheeran sounded like
if he put out less music.
[C] Oh, nuggets.
Chicken nuggets.
It's not quite what I was hoping for.
What would you want?
Well, I mean, I'm looking at the menu,
[D] like, maybe five grilled thighs with two rice.
No.
[A] So are you single at the moment?
How did you know?
I suppose you wouldn't be [Ab] on a date.
Do I give off, like, single [G] energy?
No.
OK.
I [D] don't even know what that would be.
Just fun?
Available energy.
Too [F] much eye contact.
[D] Can [Db] you do an American accent?
I sure can.
Can you?
[Fm] Oh, yes, I can.
I'll drink to [Eb] that.
Whoo!
Got some hooch.
And I got a [D] honky-tonk woman right here with me.
Is that an insult?
Kind of.
Did we not get any dipping?
[G] Sorry, yeah.
[Ab] Sorry.
It's very demanding.
Right, that counts as [G] demanding.
Sorry, this ketchup bottle is very interesting.
Quite big.
It's quite big, yeah.
It's very.big. I was going to say, I like my sauces like I like my women. Big. Spicy. OK. And big. [D] [E] Do you like music? I love music. Gosh, did I just say that? You love music. Is this date going well? Yes. I do like music a lot. I love all kinds of music. [C] As long as it's groovy. OK, but I know you can rap. That's nice of you to say. Well, I mean, I know you have rapped, sorry. I [Gb] have rapped in a [G] programme I did, a Weird Weekends episode about rap. Can you remember any of the [E] rap that you did? My [N] money don't jiggle-jiggle, it folds. I like to see you wiggle-wiggle, for sure. It makes me want to dribble-dribble, you know. Riding in my Fiat, you really have to see it. Six feet two in a compact, no slack. But luckily the seats go back, I got a knack to relax in my mind. I'm sipping some red, red wine. Nice. If your friends were to give you an award, what would the award be for? Good question. It couldn't be like [Em] They [Ab] might give me an award for [G] Yeah, bringing the best vegetarian lasagne or bringing the best [Ab] melanzana parmigiana. [Db]
[Eb] Do you like chips? I do. [C] Do you like small talk? Yeah. Are you good at it? [N]
Do you [G] prefer asking why or how? That's actually a pretty good question and the answer is why. Because how is like a practical question. But why is a question about motivation. It's like the question, how did you kill that person? Well, [Ab] I strangled him. Fine. Sort of interesting. But why did you kill him? That's going to take you somewhere, I'd say, more [G] interesting. How many murderers have you met? Well, I don't know, because people don't always tell you. Oh. [D]
[Ab] Who's the most evil person you've met? Well, I could give you a real answer to that, but it might change the mood. [D] How do you feel about someone making a [G] documentary about you? I would be I'd have to think about it carefully, right? I wouldn't rule it out. [D] Would it be hypocritical? I sometimes feel like if I said no, it's like, [G] what? You can dish it out but you can't take it? That's what I thought. So not right now? Maybe when you've passed. Maybe. Is that going to happen soon? There will be. No, it won't be anything soon, don't worry. Is that a threat? [Eb] [C] You know that question where people say, if you could have five people round for dinner, dead or alive? Yeah. People choose you a lot of the time. But do you want to go? And do they choose me dead or alive? [F] [G] [C] What do you do if your mind goes blank in an interview? Am I giving you professional tips? [N]
Hi, how are you doing?
[B] I'm good, how are you?
Good, good.
[G] Louis.
Louis Theroux.
[C]
[G] [G]
You know the phrase, you should never meet your heroes?
Yes, I do.
Just wondering, like, how do you, how do you feel?
It's nice to be [Ab] here.
I haven't seen all of your output,
but I've [Gb] seen one [G] of them, and I liked it, with Ed Sheeran.
He's got a [C] great voice.
He puts out a lot of music.
He does.
Too much, would you say?
Feels a bit harsh, doesn't it?
I mean, maybe.
[N] I'd like to hear what Ed Sheeran sounded like
if he put out less music.
[C] Oh, nuggets.
Chicken nuggets.
It's not quite what I was hoping for.
What would you want?
Well, I mean, I'm looking at the menu,
[D] like, maybe five grilled thighs with two rice.
No.
[A] So are you single at the moment?
How did you know?
I suppose you wouldn't be [Ab] on a date.
Do I give off, like, single [G] energy?
No.
OK.
I [D] don't even know what that would be.
Just fun?
Available energy.
Too [F] much eye contact.
[D] Can [Db] you do an American accent?
I sure can.
Can you?
[Fm] Oh, yes, I can.
I'll drink to [Eb] that.
Whoo!
Got some hooch.
And I got a [D] honky-tonk woman right here with me.
Is that an insult?
Kind of.
Did we not get any dipping?
[G] Sorry, yeah.
[Ab] Sorry.
It's very demanding.
Right, that counts as [G] demanding.
Sorry, this ketchup bottle is very interesting.
Quite big.
It's quite big, yeah.
It's very.big. I was going to say, I like my sauces like I like my women. Big. Spicy. OK. And big. [D] [E] Do you like music? I love music. Gosh, did I just say that? You love music. Is this date going well? Yes. I do like music a lot. I love all kinds of music. [C] As long as it's groovy. OK, but I know you can rap. That's nice of you to say. Well, I mean, I know you have rapped, sorry. I [Gb] have rapped in a [G] programme I did, a Weird Weekends episode about rap. Can you remember any of the [E] rap that you did? My [N] money don't jiggle-jiggle, it folds. I like to see you wiggle-wiggle, for sure. It makes me want to dribble-dribble, you know. Riding in my Fiat, you really have to see it. Six feet two in a compact, no slack. But luckily the seats go back, I got a knack to relax in my mind. I'm sipping some red, red wine. Nice. If your friends were to give you an award, what would the award be for? Good question. It couldn't be like [Em] They [Ab] might give me an award for [G] Yeah, bringing the best vegetarian lasagne or bringing the best [Ab] melanzana parmigiana. [Db]
[Eb] Do you like chips? I do. [C] Do you like small talk? Yeah. Are you good at it? [N]
Do you [G] prefer asking why or how? That's actually a pretty good question and the answer is why. Because how is like a practical question. But why is a question about motivation. It's like the question, how did you kill that person? Well, [Ab] I strangled him. Fine. Sort of interesting. But why did you kill him? That's going to take you somewhere, I'd say, more [G] interesting. How many murderers have you met? Well, I don't know, because people don't always tell you. Oh. [D]
[Ab] Who's the most evil person you've met? Well, I could give you a real answer to that, but it might change the mood. [D] How do you feel about someone making a [G] documentary about you? I would be I'd have to think about it carefully, right? I wouldn't rule it out. [D] Would it be hypocritical? I sometimes feel like if I said no, it's like, [G] what? You can dish it out but you can't take it? That's what I thought. So not right now? Maybe when you've passed. Maybe. Is that going to happen soon? There will be. No, it won't be anything soon, don't worry. Is that a threat? [Eb] [C] You know that question where people say, if you could have five people round for dinner, dead or alive? Yeah. People choose you a lot of the time. But do you want to go? And do they choose me dead or alive? [F] [G] [C] What do you do if your mind goes blank in an interview? Am I giving you professional tips? [N]
Key:
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C
Hello.
Hi, how are you doing?
[B] I'm good, how are you?
Good, good.
[G] Louis.
_ Louis Theroux.
[C] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ You know the phrase, you should never meet your heroes?
Yes, I do.
Just wondering, like, how do you, how do you feel?
It's nice to be [Ab] here.
I haven't seen all of your output,
but I've [Gb] seen one [G] of them, and I liked it, with Ed Sheeran.
He's got a [C] great voice.
He puts out a lot of music.
He does.
Too much, would you say? _ _
Feels a bit harsh, doesn't it?
I mean, maybe.
[N] I'd like to hear what Ed Sheeran sounded like
_ if he put out less music. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] Oh, nuggets.
Chicken nuggets.
It's not quite what I was hoping for.
What would you want?
Well, I mean, I'm looking at the menu,
[D] like, maybe five grilled thighs with two rice.
No.
_ [A] So are you single at the moment?
How did you know?
_ I suppose you wouldn't be [Ab] on a date.
Do I give off, like, single [G] energy?
No.
OK.
I [D] don't even know what that would be.
Just fun?
Available energy.
Too [F] much eye contact.
_ _ _ [D] Can _ _ _ _ [Db] _ you do an American accent?
I sure can.
Can you?
[Fm] Oh, yes, I can.
I'll drink to [Eb] that.
Whoo!
Got some hooch.
And I got a [D] honky-tonk woman right here with me.
Is that an insult?
Kind of. _ _ _ _ _
Did we not get any dipping?
[G] Sorry, yeah.
[Ab] Sorry.
It's very demanding.
Right, that counts as [G] demanding.
Sorry, this ketchup bottle is very interesting.
Quite big.
It's quite big, yeah.
It's _ very.big. I was going to say, I like my sauces like I like my women. Big. Spicy. OK. _ _ _ And big. [D] _ _ _ _ _ [E] Do you like music? I love music. Gosh, did I just say that? _ _ You love music. Is this date going well? Yes. I do like music a lot. I love all kinds of music. _ [C] As long as it's groovy. OK, but I know you can rap. That's nice of you to say. Well, I mean, I know you have rapped, sorry. _ I [Gb] have rapped in a [G] programme I did, a Weird Weekends episode about rap. Can you remember any of the [E] rap that you did? My [N] money don't jiggle-jiggle, it folds. I like to see you wiggle-wiggle, for sure. It makes me want to dribble-dribble, you know. Riding in my Fiat, you really have to see it. Six feet two in a compact, no slack. But luckily the seats go back, I got a knack to relax in my mind. I'm sipping some red, red wine. _ _ _ Nice. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ If your friends were to give you an award, what would the award be for? _ _ _ _ _ Good question. It couldn't be like_ _ [Em] They [Ab] might give me an award for_ _ [G] Yeah, bringing the best vegetarian lasagne or bringing the best _ _ [Ab] _ melanzana parmigiana. _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] Do you like chips? I do. [C] Do you like small talk? Yeah. Are you good at it? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Do you [G] prefer asking why or how? That's actually a pretty good question and the answer is why. _ Because how is _ like a practical question. But why is a question about motivation. It's like _ the question, how did you kill that person? Well, [Ab] I strangled him. Fine. Sort of interesting. But why did you kill him? _ That's going to take you somewhere, I'd say, more [G] interesting. How many murderers have you met? _ Well, I don't know, because people don't always tell you. Oh. _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] Who's the most evil person you've met? _ _ _ _ Well, I could give you a real answer to that, _ but it might change the mood. _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ How do you feel about someone making a [G] documentary about you? I would be_ I'd have to think about it carefully, right? I wouldn't rule it out. [D] Would it be hypocritical? I sometimes feel like if I said no, it's like, [G] what? You can dish it out but you can't take it? That's what I thought. _ So not right now? Maybe when you've passed. _ Maybe. Is that going to happen soon? There will be. No, it won't be anything soon, don't worry. Is that a threat? [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] You know that question where people say, if you could have five people round for dinner, dead or alive? Yeah. _ People choose you a lot of the time. But do you want to go? And do they choose me dead or alive? [F] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _ _ _ What do you do if your mind goes blank in an interview? _ Am I giving you professional tips? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
Hi, how are you doing?
[B] I'm good, how are you?
Good, good.
[G] Louis.
_ Louis Theroux.
[C] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ You know the phrase, you should never meet your heroes?
Yes, I do.
Just wondering, like, how do you, how do you feel?
It's nice to be [Ab] here.
I haven't seen all of your output,
but I've [Gb] seen one [G] of them, and I liked it, with Ed Sheeran.
He's got a [C] great voice.
He puts out a lot of music.
He does.
Too much, would you say? _ _
Feels a bit harsh, doesn't it?
I mean, maybe.
[N] I'd like to hear what Ed Sheeran sounded like
_ if he put out less music. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] Oh, nuggets.
Chicken nuggets.
It's not quite what I was hoping for.
What would you want?
Well, I mean, I'm looking at the menu,
[D] like, maybe five grilled thighs with two rice.
No.
_ [A] So are you single at the moment?
How did you know?
_ I suppose you wouldn't be [Ab] on a date.
Do I give off, like, single [G] energy?
No.
OK.
I [D] don't even know what that would be.
Just fun?
Available energy.
Too [F] much eye contact.
_ _ _ [D] Can _ _ _ _ [Db] _ you do an American accent?
I sure can.
Can you?
[Fm] Oh, yes, I can.
I'll drink to [Eb] that.
Whoo!
Got some hooch.
And I got a [D] honky-tonk woman right here with me.
Is that an insult?
Kind of. _ _ _ _ _
Did we not get any dipping?
[G] Sorry, yeah.
[Ab] Sorry.
It's very demanding.
Right, that counts as [G] demanding.
Sorry, this ketchup bottle is very interesting.
Quite big.
It's quite big, yeah.
It's _ very.big. I was going to say, I like my sauces like I like my women. Big. Spicy. OK. _ _ _ And big. [D] _ _ _ _ _ [E] Do you like music? I love music. Gosh, did I just say that? _ _ You love music. Is this date going well? Yes. I do like music a lot. I love all kinds of music. _ [C] As long as it's groovy. OK, but I know you can rap. That's nice of you to say. Well, I mean, I know you have rapped, sorry. _ I [Gb] have rapped in a [G] programme I did, a Weird Weekends episode about rap. Can you remember any of the [E] rap that you did? My [N] money don't jiggle-jiggle, it folds. I like to see you wiggle-wiggle, for sure. It makes me want to dribble-dribble, you know. Riding in my Fiat, you really have to see it. Six feet two in a compact, no slack. But luckily the seats go back, I got a knack to relax in my mind. I'm sipping some red, red wine. _ _ _ Nice. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ If your friends were to give you an award, what would the award be for? _ _ _ _ _ Good question. It couldn't be like_ _ [Em] They [Ab] might give me an award for_ _ [G] Yeah, bringing the best vegetarian lasagne or bringing the best _ _ [Ab] _ melanzana parmigiana. _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] Do you like chips? I do. [C] Do you like small talk? Yeah. Are you good at it? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Do you [G] prefer asking why or how? That's actually a pretty good question and the answer is why. _ Because how is _ like a practical question. But why is a question about motivation. It's like _ the question, how did you kill that person? Well, [Ab] I strangled him. Fine. Sort of interesting. But why did you kill him? _ That's going to take you somewhere, I'd say, more [G] interesting. How many murderers have you met? _ Well, I don't know, because people don't always tell you. Oh. _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Ab] Who's the most evil person you've met? _ _ _ _ Well, I could give you a real answer to that, _ but it might change the mood. _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ How do you feel about someone making a [G] documentary about you? I would be_ I'd have to think about it carefully, right? I wouldn't rule it out. [D] Would it be hypocritical? I sometimes feel like if I said no, it's like, [G] what? You can dish it out but you can't take it? That's what I thought. _ So not right now? Maybe when you've passed. _ Maybe. Is that going to happen soon? There will be. No, it won't be anything soon, don't worry. Is that a threat? [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] You know that question where people say, if you could have five people round for dinner, dead or alive? Yeah. _ People choose you a lot of the time. But do you want to go? And do they choose me dead or alive? [F] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _ _ _ What do you do if your mind goes blank in an interview? _ Am I giving you professional tips? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _