Chords for Rolling Stones - No Spare Parts 1977 Version /better

_ _ _ Baby, [F] baby, [C] baby, baby. _
_ _ _ Baby, baby, [F] baby, baby.
[C] Baby, baby, _ _ _ _ [F] baby, baby.
Baby, baby, baby, baby.
[C] Daddy drunk, daddy drunk himself to death.
[F] He was 35 years old.
_ [C] Five stories and pick up on the cab [F] down the road. _ _
[C] He got down to death in the lift of old [F] Pikes and A.
He _ _ [C] was a poor man out of Dallas and the dirt back in Tennessee. _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[C] So I called big sister on the [F] telephone. _
[C] I said, how y'all down there near the gold [F] trouble? _ _
[C] Girl, you won't starve for a fortune [F] and fame. _
[C] To earn big money in Dallas and make [F] their name. _
_ [C] Lonely orcs, they're just a [F] mate to pray. _
[C] Ain't no stair bars, ain't no wall [F] to change.
One thing I'll tell you, [G] honey, I ain't a puss in [F] toulouse. _
[C] If I want some bad odds, I know where to [F] get through.
I'll [G] tell you something, I ain't a puss [F] in toulouse. _
[C] If I want some bad enough odds, I know where [F] to get through. _
_ [C] Lonely orcs, they're just a [F] mate to pray. _
_ [C] Ain't no stair bars, ain't no [F] wall to change.
I _ [C] could be their Thanksgiving [F] act. _ _
[C] With a juggie in my hand and a heart up on a [F] bottle of booze.
[C] I took a short cut up out of Philly down to [F] Turfondo. _
[C] And I'll fill her up with gas on the river rides [F] down that town. _
[C] I'll make it to Dallas about four miles [F] out of L.A. _
[C] Just another 30 miles on the road back to [F] World War III. _
[C] You know, lonely orcs, they're just a [F] mate to pray. _
_ [C] Ain't no stair bars, ain't no [F] wall to change. _
[G] I'll tell you, _ I ain't a [F] puss in toulouse.
[F] _
[C] If I want something bad enough, I always find a [F] way to get it, baby, including you.
[G] I'll tell you something, I ain't [F] ever gonna lose. _
[C] If I want something bad enough, I always find a [F] way to get it, baby, including you.
_ [C] I could be their Thanksgiving [F] afternoon.
If [C] I start off now, put my foot down, I'll [F] fall down too. _
[C] I spoke to big sister on the [F] telephone. _ _
[C] Said, come on, big bro, why don't you [F] come on back home?
I [C] said, lonely orcs, they're just a [F] mate to pray. _
[C] Ain't no stair bars, ain't no [F] wall to change.
I'll tell [G] you, I ain't a [F] puss in toulouse. _
[C] If I want something bad enough, I always find a way [F] to get it, mm, talking to [C] you.
If I want something bad enough, I always find a way [F] to get it, don't I? _
[C] If I want something bad enough, I always find a way [F] to get it, don't you, I?
If [C] I want something strong enough, I always find a way [F] to get it, baby, _ [C] sugar.
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [F] Do it one more time, baby.
[G] Hey, son, baby, I ain't ever [F] gonna lose. _
[C] If I want something strong enough, I always find a way [F] to get it. _ _
[C] If I want something bad enough, I always find a way [F] to get it. _
_ [C] Lonely orcs, they're just a [F] mate to pray. _
_ [C] Ain't no stair bars, ain't no [F] wall to change. _
_ [C] Lonely orcs, they're just a [F] mate to pray. _
[C] Ain't no stair bars, ain't no [F] wall to change. _
[C] I'm coming back, coming back a [F] few Thursday afternoons. _
_ [C] I'm coming [F] back, _ coming [C] back _ _ [F] _ _ _