Chords for Rolling Stones-Solomon Burke

[G] This is a song we used to do, we used to open out shows with this long long long long time ago.
This tune was written by Solomon Burke, who you saw earlier.
It's called Everybody Needs Somebody To Love.
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[C] _ _ [F] _ [Bb] [F] I [C] need [F] you, [Bb] you, you, I [C] need [F] you, [Bb] you, [F] you, [C] boy!
Well the highlight [F] for me was like his [C] big mouth [F] and [Bb] straight voice.
I'm just [F] watching him laughing.
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I [C] mean first off I [F] could feel the stage starting to [Cm] sag.
I mean [F] Solomon's about 500 pounds.
[Am] _ [F] 600 [Bb] pounds of joy.
[C] I tried [F] to shake his hand at the stage but the [C]
[F] stage was going up and down so much I couldn't even get [C] near him.
[F] It was so funny.
[C] And when he starts to move you [Bb] could feel the [C] planks going like [F] this.
I was just sitting [C] in a [F] chair.
Sitting in a chair.
It was fantastic.
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[F] _ _ _ [C] _ [F] You, you, you, I need _ _ [C]
[F] you, you, you, you, _ _ you, you, you, you, you.
Everybody [C] needs somebody to love.
[F] You can't go wrong! _
[C] Somebody to [F] call!
Somebody [C] to [F] fear!
_ Somebody to fear!
Somebody to fear!
_ _ [C] Somebody to please!
[F] _ Everybody [C] needs [Bb] somebody!
[F] Everybody [C] needs [F] somebody!
Everybody needs somebody!
_ Everybody needs somebody!
Ladies and gentlemen!
The crown prince of rock n' roll!
[C] I didn't quite [G] understand what was going on,
[F] probably because I was so much else going [Bb]
[C] on.
And he gave me this cloak which was staggeringly heavy,
it almost [Am] fell over over the weight.
[F] Those are [C] the sort of things you've got to [F] deal with as they come up.
Solomon was actually like,
[C] Hey, can you [Bb] nick the cloak?
[A] The fact that [F] Nick wasn't expecting it and doesn't wear a cloak that well.
_ _ It was a fantastic gesture, but I didn't quite [C] understand the [F] gesture at the time.
I wasn't ready for it.
I thought [C] he was [F] sort of jumping in the waves, [C] I didn't [F] know what was [Bb] going on.
[C] It was a piece of [G] homage, you know what I mean?
It was one of those stage things, you [C] know what I mean?
It was really nice to have, and I'm thankful for that.
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_ Here's _ Solomon, you know, the rarest work. Yeah.
_ Thank you to