Smaller The Club Chords by Mel Waiters
Tempo:
100.1 bpm
Chords used:
G
Gm
C
Bb
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
[Gm] [G]
[Gm] [G]
[Gm] [G]
Johnny Taylor still the favorite and Bobby Blatt still the bluest.
[Gm] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a [C] jukebox and no DJ.
[G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Gm] room.
[G]
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G]
[Bbm] The dance [Fm] floor, you can [Gm] barely move.
[G] Waitress, please clean my table.
Beer cans everywhere.
Music's loud and everybody dancing.
[Bb] That's a [C] hell of a party up in here.
You got to [G] stand in line to [C] get a [Dm] drink.
[C] You got to wait outside just to [F] get a peek.
Everyone [C] loves [G] a [C] smaller club.
[B] You might [C] meet someone there [Am] and fall in love.
[G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G]
Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the party.
[Gm] The dance floor, you can barely move.
[G] [Bb] [G]
[Bb] [G]
[C] [G] The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G]
Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G]
The dance floor, you can barely move.
Johnny Taylor is still the favorite.
And Bobby Blaine still blues.
[C] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
[G]
[C] Beer cans on the table.
Cigarette smoke, [G] cigarette smoke.
Cigarette smoke in the air.
Yes, it is.
[C] Music's [Gm] loud and everybody dancing.
[Bm] That's a hell of [Bb] a party up in here.
[Eb] [G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Gm] room.
Yes, it [G] is.
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G]
The dance floor, you can barely move.
[Gm] Hey, come on.
Oh, they're back up in here.
Yeah, they up in here, pal.
But what I want to know is,
how does all those people get on [G] that small dance floor?
They get out there, man.
[Fm] Waiting [Bb] outside in front, trying to get in line.
Trying to get out too, you know.
Just [G] to get a peep to see what's going on up in here.
But it's on.
Let me tell you again.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Bb] room.
Something [Gm] about this room.
Oh [G] yeah.
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G] The dance floor, you can barely move.
The dance floor, you can barely move.
Somebody say it one more time.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about [Gm] this room.
Something about, [G] something about this room.
The smaller the club, the better the party.
The dance floor, you can barely [Bb] move.
The dance floor, you [G] can barely move.
Hey, yeah!
The smaller the club, the better the party.
Something about this room.
[Gm] [G]
[Gm] [G]
[Gm] [G]
Johnny Taylor still the favorite and Bobby Blatt still the bluest.
[Gm] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a [C] jukebox and no DJ.
[G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Gm] room.
[G]
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G]
[Bbm] The dance [Fm] floor, you can [Gm] barely move.
[G] Waitress, please clean my table.
Beer cans everywhere.
Music's loud and everybody dancing.
[Bb] That's a [C] hell of a party up in here.
You got to [G] stand in line to [C] get a [Dm] drink.
[C] You got to wait outside just to [F] get a peek.
Everyone [C] loves [G] a [C] smaller club.
[B] You might [C] meet someone there [Am] and fall in love.
[G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G]
Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the party.
[Gm] The dance floor, you can barely move.
[G] [Bb] [G]
[Bb] [G]
[C] [G] The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G]
Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G]
The dance floor, you can barely move.
Johnny Taylor is still the favorite.
And Bobby Blaine still blues.
[C] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
[G]
[C] Beer cans on the table.
Cigarette smoke, [G] cigarette smoke.
Cigarette smoke in the air.
Yes, it is.
[C] Music's [Gm] loud and everybody dancing.
[Bm] That's a hell of [Bb] a party up in here.
[Eb] [G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Gm] room.
Yes, it [G] is.
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G]
The dance floor, you can barely move.
[Gm] Hey, come on.
Oh, they're back up in here.
Yeah, they up in here, pal.
But what I want to know is,
how does all those people get on [G] that small dance floor?
They get out there, man.
[Fm] Waiting [Bb] outside in front, trying to get in line.
Trying to get out too, you know.
Just [G] to get a peep to see what's going on up in here.
But it's on.
Let me tell you again.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Bb] room.
Something [Gm] about this room.
Oh [G] yeah.
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G] The dance floor, you can barely move.
The dance floor, you can barely move.
Somebody say it one more time.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about [Gm] this room.
Something about, [G] something about this room.
The smaller the club, the better the party.
The dance floor, you can barely [Bb] move.
The dance floor, you [G] can barely move.
Hey, yeah!
The smaller the club, the better the party.
Something about this room.
Key:
G
Gm
C
Bb
Fm
G
Gm
C
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ [G] _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ Johnny Taylor still the favorite _ _ and Bobby Blatt still the bluest. _ _
_ [Gm] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a [C] jukebox and no DJ.
_ [G] _
The smaller the club, the bigger the party. _ _
_ Something about this [Gm] room.
_ [G] _
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
_ [G] _
[Bbm] The dance [Fm] floor, you can [Gm] barely move. _ _
[G] _ Waitress, please clean my table. _ _
_ Beer cans everywhere. _ _ _
_ Music's loud and everybody dancing. _
[Bb] That's a [C] hell of a party up in here.
You _ _ got to [G] stand in line to [C] get a [Dm] drink.
[C] You got to wait outside just to [F] get a peek.
Everyone [C] _ loves [G] a [C] smaller club.
[B] You might [C] meet someone there [Am] and fall in love.
[G] _
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G] _ _
_ Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the party. _ _
[Gm] The dance floor, you can barely move. _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ [G] The _ _ _ _ _ smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
_ [G] _
_ Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G] _ _
The dance floor, you can barely move. _ _
_ Johnny Taylor is still the favorite. _ _
And Bobby Blaine still blues. _ _
_ [C] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
[G] _ _
_ [C] Beer cans on the table.
Cigarette smoke, [G] cigarette smoke.
Cigarette smoke in the air.
Yes, it is.
_ [C] Music's [Gm] loud and everybody dancing.
[Bm] That's a hell of [Bb] a party _ up in here.
[Eb] _ [G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the party. _ _
_ Something about this [Gm] room.
Yes, it [G] is.
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
_ [G] _
The dance floor, you can barely move. _
[Gm] Hey, come on.
Oh, they're back up in here.
Yeah, they up in here, pal.
But what I want to know is,
how does all those people get on [G] that small dance floor?
They get out there, man.
[Fm] Waiting [Bb] outside in front, trying to get in line.
Trying to get out too, you know.
Just [G] to get a peep to see what's going on up in here.
But it's on.
Let me tell you again.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Bb] room.
Something [Gm] about this room.
Oh [G] yeah.
_ The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G] The dance floor, you can barely move.
The dance floor, you can barely move.
Somebody say it one more time.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about [Gm] this room.
Something about, [G] something about this room.
The smaller the club, the better the party.
The dance floor, you can barely [Bb] move.
The dance floor, you [G] can barely move.
Hey, _ _ yeah!
The smaller the club, the better the party.
Something about this room. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ [G] _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ Johnny Taylor still the favorite _ _ and Bobby Blatt still the bluest. _ _
_ [Gm] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a [C] jukebox and no DJ.
_ [G] _
The smaller the club, the bigger the party. _ _
_ Something about this [Gm] room.
_ [G] _
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
_ [G] _
[Bbm] The dance [Fm] floor, you can [Gm] barely move. _ _
[G] _ Waitress, please clean my table. _ _
_ Beer cans everywhere. _ _ _
_ Music's loud and everybody dancing. _
[Bb] That's a [C] hell of a party up in here.
You _ _ got to [G] stand in line to [C] get a [Dm] drink.
[C] You got to wait outside just to [F] get a peek.
Everyone [C] _ loves [G] a [C] smaller club.
[B] You might [C] meet someone there [Am] and fall in love.
[G] _
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
[G] _ _
_ Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the party. _ _
[Gm] The dance floor, you can barely move. _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ [G] The _ _ _ _ _ smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
_ [G] _
_ Something about this room.
Yes, it is.
The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G] _ _
The dance floor, you can barely move. _ _
_ Johnny Taylor is still the favorite. _ _
And Bobby Blaine still blues. _ _
_ [C] Five dollars you've got to pay.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
Just a jukebox and no DJ.
[G] _ _
_ [C] Beer cans on the table.
Cigarette smoke, [G] cigarette smoke.
Cigarette smoke in the air.
Yes, it is.
_ [C] Music's [Gm] loud and everybody dancing.
[Bm] That's a hell of [Bb] a party _ up in here.
[Eb] _ [G]
The smaller the club, the bigger the party. _ _
_ Something about this [Gm] room.
Yes, it [G] is.
The smaller the club, the bigger the [Gm] party.
_ [G] _
The dance floor, you can barely move. _
[Gm] Hey, come on.
Oh, they're back up in here.
Yeah, they up in here, pal.
But what I want to know is,
how does all those people get on [G] that small dance floor?
They get out there, man.
[Fm] Waiting [Bb] outside in front, trying to get in line.
Trying to get out too, you know.
Just [G] to get a peep to see what's going on up in here.
But it's on.
Let me tell you again.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about this [Bb] room.
Something [Gm] about this room.
Oh [G] yeah.
_ The smaller the club, the better the [Gm] party.
[G] The dance floor, you can barely move.
The dance floor, you can barely move.
Somebody say it one more time.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
The smaller the club, the bigger the party.
Something about [Gm] this room.
Something about, [G] something about this room.
The smaller the club, the better the party.
The dance floor, you can barely [Bb] move.
The dance floor, you [G] can barely move.
Hey, _ _ yeah!
The smaller the club, the better the party.
Something about this room. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _