Chords for She Kept On Walkin' - Roy C
Tempo:
82.55 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
F#m
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A]
[D]
[A] I woke up this morning feeling good.
In fact, [D] it was too good to be true.
So I happily got into my car [F#m] and I decided to [A] go for a morning drive.
And as I was driving down Main Street, I saw [D] two people walking.
They seemed to be happy because they were [A] laughing and talking.
But as I got closer, I could [D] see the woman walking with this man belonged to me.
[A] So I called out her name.
She stopped and looked back [D] and turned around and started to walk in the same direction.
She kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, she kept on [D] walking, yeah.
[Bm] [D] As [A] I called out her name, she [F#m] never looked [A] back.
With [D] my best friend, they kept on making tracks.
They kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, they kept [D] on walking.
[Bm] [D] As [A] I sat in my car with tears in my eyes,
I [D] could see them as they fade out of sight.
And I was sitting in my car wondering [A] if they were just taking a walk
or if they were going someplace, [D] to some hotel where they could be alone.
You know, things like that go through your mind sometimes.
[A] But why she were leaving me?
[D] Why she were leaving me?
Oh, [A] could it be that he's more handsome than I am?
Or does he make love [D] better than I do?
Well, all of the [A] tears in my eyes,
broke the pain [D] in my heart, Lord.
I said, I said, I must [A] confess.
[F#m] Oh Lord, [A] I don't really [D] want to cry.
But I called her name.
I said, [A] Oh darling, please.
[F#m] Oh [A] Lord, [D] please don't leave me, honey.
[A] I pulled over to the curb, [F#m] stuck my head out the [A] window.
I thought [D] if I would call her a little louder, she would hear me.
So I said, [A] Oh darling, [F#m] oh [A] Lord.
[D] Oh darling, please.
Think about the good [F#m] times we had together.
Oh yeah, [A] think about those [D] good nights, honey.
Oh Lord, [F#m] don't leave me, honey.
No, [A] no, please don't [D] leave me, baby.
Can't you see that I [A] love [F#m] you?
[A]
Honey, I swear I [D] love you.
You guys want to claim [A] yourself fool, honey.
A part-time lover or something.
[D] Can't you understand what's going on?
Oh darling, [A] don't leave me.
Darling, [D] please don't leave me.
I swear, I swear [F#m] I love you.
[A] I
[D]
[A] I woke up this morning feeling good.
In fact, [D] it was too good to be true.
So I happily got into my car [F#m] and I decided to [A] go for a morning drive.
And as I was driving down Main Street, I saw [D] two people walking.
They seemed to be happy because they were [A] laughing and talking.
But as I got closer, I could [D] see the woman walking with this man belonged to me.
[A] So I called out her name.
She stopped and looked back [D] and turned around and started to walk in the same direction.
She kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, she kept on [D] walking, yeah.
[Bm] [D] As [A] I called out her name, she [F#m] never looked [A] back.
With [D] my best friend, they kept on making tracks.
They kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, they kept [D] on walking.
[Bm] [D] As [A] I sat in my car with tears in my eyes,
I [D] could see them as they fade out of sight.
And I was sitting in my car wondering [A] if they were just taking a walk
or if they were going someplace, [D] to some hotel where they could be alone.
You know, things like that go through your mind sometimes.
[A] But why she were leaving me?
[D] Why she were leaving me?
Oh, [A] could it be that he's more handsome than I am?
Or does he make love [D] better than I do?
Well, all of the [A] tears in my eyes,
broke the pain [D] in my heart, Lord.
I said, I said, I must [A] confess.
[F#m] Oh Lord, [A] I don't really [D] want to cry.
But I called her name.
I said, [A] Oh darling, please.
[F#m] Oh [A] Lord, [D] please don't leave me, honey.
[A] I pulled over to the curb, [F#m] stuck my head out the [A] window.
I thought [D] if I would call her a little louder, she would hear me.
So I said, [A] Oh darling, [F#m] oh [A] Lord.
[D] Oh darling, please.
Think about the good [F#m] times we had together.
Oh yeah, [A] think about those [D] good nights, honey.
Oh Lord, [F#m] don't leave me, honey.
No, [A] no, please don't [D] leave me, baby.
Can't you see that I [A] love [F#m] you?
[A]
Honey, I swear I [D] love you.
You guys want to claim [A] yourself fool, honey.
A part-time lover or something.
[D] Can't you understand what's going on?
Oh darling, [A] don't leave me.
Darling, [D] please don't leave me.
I swear, I swear [F#m] I love you.
[A] I
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[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
[A] I woke up this morning feeling good.
In fact, [D] it was too good to be true.
So I happily got into my car [F#m] and I decided to [A] go for a morning drive.
And as I was driving down Main Street, I saw [D] two people walking.
They seemed to be happy because they were [A] laughing and talking.
But as I got closer, I could [D] see the woman walking with this man belonged to me.
_ [A] So I called out her name.
She stopped and looked back [D] and turned around and started to walk in the same direction.
She kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, she kept on [D] walking, yeah.
[Bm] _ [D] As [A] I called out her name, she [F#m] never looked [A] back.
With [D] my best friend, they kept on making tracks.
They kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, they kept [D] on walking. _ _
[Bm] _ [D] As [A] I sat in my car with tears in my eyes,
I [D] could see them as they fade out of sight.
And I was sitting in my car wondering [A] if they were just taking a walk
or if they were going someplace, [D] to some hotel where they could be alone.
You know, things like that go through your mind sometimes.
[A] But why she were leaving me?
[D] Why she were leaving me?
Oh, _ [A] could it be that he's more handsome than I am?
Or does he make love [D] better than I do? _
Well, all of the [A] tears in my eyes,
_ broke the pain [D] in my heart, Lord.
I said, I said, I must [A] confess.
[F#m] Oh Lord, [A] I don't really [D] want to cry.
But I called her name.
I said, [A] Oh darling, please.
[F#m] Oh [A] Lord, [D] please don't leave me, honey. _
_ _ [A] I pulled over to the curb, [F#m] stuck my head out the [A] window.
I thought [D] if I would call her a little louder, she would hear me.
So I said, [A] Oh darling, [F#m] oh [A] Lord.
[D] Oh darling, please.
Think about the good [F#m] times we had together.
Oh yeah, [A] think about those [D] good nights, honey.
Oh Lord, [F#m] don't leave me, honey.
No, [A] no, please don't [D] leave me, baby.
Can't you see that I [A] love [F#m] you?
[A] _
Honey, I swear I [D] love you.
You guys want to claim [A] yourself fool, honey.
A part-time lover or something.
[D] Can't you understand what's going on?
Oh darling, [A] don't leave me.
Darling, [D] please don't leave me.
I swear, I swear [F#m] I love you.
[A] I
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
[A] I woke up this morning feeling good.
In fact, [D] it was too good to be true.
So I happily got into my car [F#m] and I decided to [A] go for a morning drive.
And as I was driving down Main Street, I saw [D] two people walking.
They seemed to be happy because they were [A] laughing and talking.
But as I got closer, I could [D] see the woman walking with this man belonged to me.
_ [A] So I called out her name.
She stopped and looked back [D] and turned around and started to walk in the same direction.
She kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, she kept on [D] walking, yeah.
[Bm] _ [D] As [A] I called out her name, she [F#m] never looked [A] back.
With [D] my best friend, they kept on making tracks.
They kept [A] on walking, Lord.
Oh, they kept [D] on walking. _ _
[Bm] _ [D] As [A] I sat in my car with tears in my eyes,
I [D] could see them as they fade out of sight.
And I was sitting in my car wondering [A] if they were just taking a walk
or if they were going someplace, [D] to some hotel where they could be alone.
You know, things like that go through your mind sometimes.
[A] But why she were leaving me?
[D] Why she were leaving me?
Oh, _ [A] could it be that he's more handsome than I am?
Or does he make love [D] better than I do? _
Well, all of the [A] tears in my eyes,
_ broke the pain [D] in my heart, Lord.
I said, I said, I must [A] confess.
[F#m] Oh Lord, [A] I don't really [D] want to cry.
But I called her name.
I said, [A] Oh darling, please.
[F#m] Oh [A] Lord, [D] please don't leave me, honey. _
_ _ [A] I pulled over to the curb, [F#m] stuck my head out the [A] window.
I thought [D] if I would call her a little louder, she would hear me.
So I said, [A] Oh darling, [F#m] oh [A] Lord.
[D] Oh darling, please.
Think about the good [F#m] times we had together.
Oh yeah, [A] think about those [D] good nights, honey.
Oh Lord, [F#m] don't leave me, honey.
No, [A] no, please don't [D] leave me, baby.
Can't you see that I [A] love [F#m] you?
[A] _
Honey, I swear I [D] love you.
You guys want to claim [A] yourself fool, honey.
A part-time lover or something.
[D] Can't you understand what's going on?
Oh darling, [A] don't leave me.
Darling, [D] please don't leave me.
I swear, I swear [F#m] I love you.
[A] I