Chords for Otis Redding & Carla Thomas - Tramp (1967)
Tempo:
107.45 bpm
Chords used:
C
Gm
F
Eb
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Tramp.
What did you call me?
Tramp.
You did?
You don't wear Continental clothes or Stetson hats.
I'll tell you one more thing.
It makes me feel good to know one thing.
You know, I'm in love with [Eb] Virginia.
[C] That's all [Gm] right, Mama.
[C] So, [Gm]
[C] I'm a goose.
And I [G] know that you're [F] a child.
[Eb] And everything else [C] I don't know.
[Gm]
You know what, Otis?
What?
You're a country.
That's all right.
You're straight from the Georgia woods.
That's good.
You know what?
[C] You wear overalls, big old brogain shoes, and you need a haircut, Tramp.
I'm a woman, you goose.
Ooh, [F] I'm in love.
[Eb] [Eb]
[C] I'm a [Gm] grandma.
[C] I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
Oh, that's all.
[Gm]
[G] I'm a son of a [F] gun.
[Eb]
This [C] side up.
[Gm] [C]
Tramp.
[Gm] That's right.
That's what you are.
[C] This ain't a [G] rat cat.
[F] That's a rat.
You're a rat and a tramp.
[C] You know what, Otis?
I don't care what you say.
You're still a tramp.
What?
That's right.
You haven't even got a fat bankroll in your pocket.
You probably haven't even got 25 cents.
I got six Cadillacs, five Lakers, four Fords, six Buckets, three Jeeps, my bankroll.
[F] I'm a lover.
You're [C] good by me.
[Gm] I'm a lover.
[C] I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
Tell me. [G] I know.
Son of a [F] gun.
This [C] side up.
That's all.
[Gm]
You're a tramp, [C] Otis.
I'm not.
[Gm] I don't care what you [C] say.
You're still a tramp.
Call me that.
Look at that.
You haven't even got no money.
I got everything.
You can't buy me [Gm] all those meats [C] and all that stuff I want.
I can buy you [Gm] meats, rats, [C] frogs, frogs, rabbits, anything you [Gm] want.
Look, you can buy [C] me a garage of worms.
[C] [Gm]
You're still a [C] tramp.
Tramp, Otis.
You're a tramp.
Tramp.
You're overall.
You need a haircut, baby.
Cut off some hair.
You think you're lucky, huh?
What did you call me?
Tramp.
You did?
You don't wear Continental clothes or Stetson hats.
I'll tell you one more thing.
It makes me feel good to know one thing.
You know, I'm in love with [Eb] Virginia.
[C] That's all [Gm] right, Mama.
[C] So, [Gm]
[C] I'm a goose.
And I [G] know that you're [F] a child.
[Eb] And everything else [C] I don't know.
[Gm]
You know what, Otis?
What?
You're a country.
That's all right.
You're straight from the Georgia woods.
That's good.
You know what?
[C] You wear overalls, big old brogain shoes, and you need a haircut, Tramp.
I'm a woman, you goose.
Ooh, [F] I'm in love.
[Eb] [Eb]
[C] I'm a [Gm] grandma.
[C] I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
Oh, that's all.
[Gm]
[G] I'm a son of a [F] gun.
[Eb]
This [C] side up.
[Gm] [C]
Tramp.
[Gm] That's right.
That's what you are.
[C] This ain't a [G] rat cat.
[F] That's a rat.
You're a rat and a tramp.
[C] You know what, Otis?
I don't care what you say.
You're still a tramp.
What?
That's right.
You haven't even got a fat bankroll in your pocket.
You probably haven't even got 25 cents.
I got six Cadillacs, five Lakers, four Fords, six Buckets, three Jeeps, my bankroll.
[F] I'm a lover.
You're [C] good by me.
[Gm] I'm a lover.
[C] I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
Tell me. [G] I know.
Son of a [F] gun.
This [C] side up.
That's all.
[Gm]
You're a tramp, [C] Otis.
I'm not.
[Gm] I don't care what you [C] say.
You're still a tramp.
Call me that.
Look at that.
You haven't even got no money.
I got everything.
You can't buy me [Gm] all those meats [C] and all that stuff I want.
I can buy you [Gm] meats, rats, [C] frogs, frogs, rabbits, anything you [Gm] want.
Look, you can buy [C] me a garage of worms.
[C] [Gm]
You're still a [C] tramp.
Tramp, Otis.
You're a tramp.
Tramp.
You're overall.
You need a haircut, baby.
Cut off some hair.
You think you're lucky, huh?
Key:
C
Gm
F
Eb
G
C
Gm
F
_ _ _ Tramp.
What did you call me?
Tramp.
You did?
You don't wear Continental clothes or Stetson hats.
I'll tell you one more thing.
It makes me feel good to know one thing.
You know, I'm in love _ _ with [Eb] Virginia.
_ [C] That's all [Gm] right, Mama.
[C] So, _ [Gm] _
[C] I'm a goose.
And _ _ I [G] know that you're [F] a child.
[Eb] And everything else [C] I don't know.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _
You know what, Otis?
What?
You're a country.
That's all right.
You're straight from the Georgia woods.
That's good.
_ You know what?
[C] You wear overalls, big old brogain shoes, and you need a haircut, Tramp.
I'm a woman, you goose.
Ooh, [F] I'm in love.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ [C] I'm a [Gm] grandma.
[C] _ I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
Oh, that's all.
_ _ [Gm] _
[G] I'm a son of a [F] gun.
_ [Eb]
This [C] side up. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [C] _ _
Tramp.
_ [Gm] That's right.
That's what you are.
[C] _ This ain't a [G] rat cat.
_ _ [F] That's a rat.
You're a rat and a tramp.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ You know what, Otis?
I don't care what you say.
You're still a tramp.
What?
That's right.
You haven't even got a fat bankroll in your pocket.
You probably haven't even got 25 cents.
I got six Cadillacs, five Lakers, four Fords, six Buckets, three Jeeps, my bankroll.
[F] I'm a lover.
_ _ _ You're [C] good by me.
[Gm] I'm a lover.
[C] _ _ I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
_ I'm a goose.
Tell me. [G] I know. _
Son of a [F] gun.
_ This [C] side up.
That's all. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Gm]
You're a tramp, [C] Otis.
I'm not.
[Gm] I don't care what you [C] say.
You're still a tramp.
Call me that.
Look at that.
You haven't even got no money.
I got everything.
You can't buy me [Gm] all those meats [C] and all that stuff I want.
I can buy you [Gm] meats, rats, [C] frogs, frogs, rabbits, anything you [Gm] want.
Look, you can buy [C] me a garage of worms.
_ _ [C] _ _ [Gm]
You're still a [C] tramp.
_ Tramp, Otis.
You're a tramp.
_ _ Tramp.
You're overall.
You need a haircut, baby.
_ Cut off some hair. _
_ _ _ _ _ You think you're lucky, huh?
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
What did you call me?
Tramp.
You did?
You don't wear Continental clothes or Stetson hats.
I'll tell you one more thing.
It makes me feel good to know one thing.
You know, I'm in love _ _ with [Eb] Virginia.
_ [C] That's all [Gm] right, Mama.
[C] So, _ [Gm] _
[C] I'm a goose.
And _ _ I [G] know that you're [F] a child.
[Eb] And everything else [C] I don't know.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ _ _
You know what, Otis?
What?
You're a country.
That's all right.
You're straight from the Georgia woods.
That's good.
_ You know what?
[C] You wear overalls, big old brogain shoes, and you need a haircut, Tramp.
I'm a woman, you goose.
Ooh, [F] I'm in love.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ [C] I'm a [Gm] grandma.
[C] _ I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
Oh, that's all.
_ _ [Gm] _
[G] I'm a son of a [F] gun.
_ [Eb]
This [C] side up. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [C] _ _
Tramp.
_ [Gm] That's right.
That's what you are.
[C] _ This ain't a [G] rat cat.
_ _ [F] That's a rat.
You're a rat and a tramp.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ You know what, Otis?
I don't care what you say.
You're still a tramp.
What?
That's right.
You haven't even got a fat bankroll in your pocket.
You probably haven't even got 25 cents.
I got six Cadillacs, five Lakers, four Fords, six Buckets, three Jeeps, my bankroll.
[F] I'm a lover.
_ _ _ You're [C] good by me.
[Gm] I'm a lover.
[C] _ _ I'm a goose.
I'm a goose.
_ I'm a goose.
Tell me. [G] I know. _
Son of a [F] gun.
_ This [C] side up.
That's all. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Gm]
You're a tramp, [C] Otis.
I'm not.
[Gm] I don't care what you [C] say.
You're still a tramp.
Call me that.
Look at that.
You haven't even got no money.
I got everything.
You can't buy me [Gm] all those meats [C] and all that stuff I want.
I can buy you [Gm] meats, rats, [C] frogs, frogs, rabbits, anything you [Gm] want.
Look, you can buy [C] me a garage of worms.
_ _ [C] _ _ [Gm]
You're still a [C] tramp.
_ Tramp, Otis.
You're a tramp.
_ _ Tramp.
You're overall.
You need a haircut, baby.
_ Cut off some hair. _
_ _ _ _ _ You think you're lucky, huh?
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _