Chords for Raised On Rock
Tempo:
64 bpm
Chords used:
A
C
Am
E
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Am] [D] [A]
I remember as [Am] a child I used to hear [D] music at the [A] Playground Riverfield.
Some call it folk, [Am] some call it soul.
[A] People let me tell you it was rock and roll.
I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
Every day when I got home, I turned on [C] my radio.
[E]
[A] Listening to the music that my eyes made, I knew every single record the DJs played.
From honky tonk to how [Am] long does Johnny B.
Goode, [D] chain gang, love [Am] restrained, are gone.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll.
I [E]
[A] [Am] [A]
thought it was a fact, thought it would pass.
The younger generation knew it would last.
Time's gone by, the beat goes on.
And every time I hear it, [C] Lord, it takes me home.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
[G] Every [A] day when I got home, I turned on [C] [E]
[A] my radio.
I made recordings of [C] Beethoven's Fifth, [D] Mozart sonatas [A] down to classical lists.
My papa loved to listen to [C] those country songs [D] while I was in the back room rocking on.
[A] I was raised on rock, [E] got that rhythm [A] in my soul.
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think of [C] rock and roll.
[E] I [A] was raised on rock, got that rhythm in my soul.
I was born to love the beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll.
[E] [A]
I remember as [Am] a child I used to hear [D] music at the [A] Playground Riverfield.
Some call it folk, [Am] some call it soul.
[A] People let me tell you it was rock and roll.
I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
Every day when I got home, I turned on [C] my radio.
[E]
[A] Listening to the music that my eyes made, I knew every single record the DJs played.
From honky tonk to how [Am] long does Johnny B.
Goode, [D] chain gang, love [Am] restrained, are gone.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll.
I [E]
[A] [Am] [A]
thought it was a fact, thought it would pass.
The younger generation knew it would last.
Time's gone by, the beat goes on.
And every time I hear it, [C] Lord, it takes me home.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
[G] Every [A] day when I got home, I turned on [C] [E]
[A] my radio.
I made recordings of [C] Beethoven's Fifth, [D] Mozart sonatas [A] down to classical lists.
My papa loved to listen to [C] those country songs [D] while I was in the back room rocking on.
[A] I was raised on rock, [E] got that rhythm [A] in my soul.
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think of [C] rock and roll.
[E] I [A] was raised on rock, got that rhythm in my soul.
I was born to love the beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll.
[E] [A]
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_ _ [Am] _ _ [D] _ [A] _ _
I remember as [Am] a child I used to hear [D] music at the [A] Playground Riverfield.
Some call it folk, [Am] some call it soul.
[A] People let me tell you it was rock and roll.
I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow. _
Every day when I got home, I turned on [C] my radio.
_ [E] _
[A] Listening to the music that my eyes made, I knew every single record the DJs played.
From honky tonk to how [Am] long does Johnny B.
Goode, [D] chain gang, love [Am] restrained, are gone.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll.
I [E] _ _
[A] _ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _ _ _
thought it was a fact, thought it would pass.
The younger generation knew it would last.
Time's gone by, the beat goes on.
And every time I hear it, [C] Lord, it takes me home.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
_ [G] Every [A] day when I got home, I turned on [C] _ _ [E] _
[A] my radio.
I made recordings of [C] Beethoven's Fifth, [D] Mozart sonatas [A] down to classical lists.
My papa loved to listen to [C] those country songs [D] while I was in the back room rocking on.
_ [A] I was raised on rock, [E] got that rhythm [A] in my soul. _
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think of [C] rock and roll.
[E] I [A] was raised on rock, got that rhythm in my soul.
I was born to love the beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll. _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
I remember as [Am] a child I used to hear [D] music at the [A] Playground Riverfield.
Some call it folk, [Am] some call it soul.
[A] People let me tell you it was rock and roll.
I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow. _
Every day when I got home, I turned on [C] my radio.
_ [E] _
[A] Listening to the music that my eyes made, I knew every single record the DJs played.
From honky tonk to how [Am] long does Johnny B.
Goode, [D] chain gang, love [Am] restrained, are gone.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll.
I [E] _ _
[A] _ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _ _ _
thought it was a fact, thought it would pass.
The younger generation knew it would last.
Time's gone by, the beat goes on.
And every time I hear it, [C] Lord, it takes me home.
[A] I was raised on rock, I said rhythm was slow.
_ [G] Every [A] day when I got home, I turned on [C] _ _ [E] _
[A] my radio.
I made recordings of [C] Beethoven's Fifth, [D] Mozart sonatas [A] down to classical lists.
My papa loved to listen to [C] those country songs [D] while I was in the back room rocking on.
_ [A] I was raised on rock, [E] got that rhythm [A] in my soul. _
I was born to love the [G] beat, I don't think of [C] rock and roll.
[E] I [A] was raised on rock, got that rhythm in my soul.
I was born to love the beat, I don't think [C] of rock and roll. _
[E] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _