Chords for Stevie Nicks - Rock a Little (Extended Non-LP Version)
Tempo:
74.95 bpm
Chords used:
F
G
C
Am
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Am]
[D] [Am]
Sometimes the great jams,
[C] even when the songs rock a little,
[F] just like the [G] city, [F] I rock a little.
[C] Say [Em] it was just a moment, [F] still rock a little.
[G]
[Am] Then you knew her, funny little [C] dancer.
And you watched her, all night long.
You were trying to [F] love her, teach her, [Dm] [C] one thing [F] that she wanted.
She would not [Em] be tangled up.
[F] [G]
[F] [C] [Em] [F] [C]
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] [F] [G]
[F] I know [C] [Em] Lily.
[F] Rock a little.
[Em] [E]
[G] Hit the [F] stage.
Hit it.
[G] [F] Rock a little.
[G]
[Am] Go now, she says, I've gone far beyond that [Em] song.
Said rock and [Am] roll, ballerina, [C] where else would [F] she go?
He [G] knows his [F] daughter, where does she live?
He [Em] says, oh, up there, somewhere.
[F] [G] Go ahead, [F] Lily.
[C] Go ahead, Lily.
[Em] [F] Hit the [C] stage.
Get [G] it, go [F] on.
[Am] [G] Hit it.
[C] [G] Well, [F] I know [G] Lily.
[Am] I know [C] Lily.
[G] But it's about time, [F] Lily.
[G] Rock a little.
[F] [G]
[Am] [C] Hit [Am] [D] [G]
[A] [C] [G] [Em] [Am] [C] [D] [E]
[F] it, [C] Lily.
[G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[G] Hit it.
[F] [G]
[F] I know [G] Lily.
[F] Rock a little.
[C] [G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit it.
[F] Rock a little.
[G]
[A] Lots of them, and all one of a kind.
[C] But the most important thing was what was on mine.
[F] Pale, big, [C] satin, [F] worn out, thin and weak.
[Em] But you loved you the most when you [F] said, [C] [G] go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
No explanations, and I tell you, no, you say, nothing [C] matters.
That's [F] how songs are written.
[C] Stories are [F] told.
Rumors are started.
That is [Em] how songs are written.
Stories are told.
[F] Roots are cut.
[G] Go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
[Em] [Am] Go on, Lily.
[G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit the stage.
[F] [G] Yeah, I'm [F] staring, I know.
[C] [F] Rock a little.
[C] [Em]
[G] It's about time.
[F] [Am] Hit [G] it.
Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, [C] ooh, [Am] [C] ooh.
[Am] Ooh, [Bb] ooh, [C] ooh.
[Am] [C] Oh, [Am] [Bb]
[F] [G] yeah.
[C] Rock a little.
[G] It's about time, [B] baby.
[G] Rock a [F] little.
[G] Yeah, [F] well, [C] [F] I
Rock a little.
[Em]
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Rock a little.
[F] [G] Yeah, [Am] yeah, yeah.
[C] [E] [F] Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, ooh, ooh.
[F] [Am] [G] [F] [G]
[D] [Am]
Sometimes the great jams,
[C] even when the songs rock a little,
[F] just like the [G] city, [F] I rock a little.
[C] Say [Em] it was just a moment, [F] still rock a little.
[G]
[Am] Then you knew her, funny little [C] dancer.
And you watched her, all night long.
You were trying to [F] love her, teach her, [Dm] [C] one thing [F] that she wanted.
She would not [Em] be tangled up.
[F] [G]
[F] [C] [Em] [F] [C]
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] [F] [G]
[F] I know [C] [Em] Lily.
[F] Rock a little.
[Em] [E]
[G] Hit the [F] stage.
Hit it.
[G] [F] Rock a little.
[G]
[Am] Go now, she says, I've gone far beyond that [Em] song.
Said rock and [Am] roll, ballerina, [C] where else would [F] she go?
He [G] knows his [F] daughter, where does she live?
He [Em] says, oh, up there, somewhere.
[F] [G] Go ahead, [F] Lily.
[C] Go ahead, Lily.
[Em] [F] Hit the [C] stage.
Get [G] it, go [F] on.
[Am] [G] Hit it.
[C] [G] Well, [F] I know [G] Lily.
[Am] I know [C] Lily.
[G] But it's about time, [F] Lily.
[G] Rock a little.
[F] [G]
[Am] [C] Hit [Am] [D] [G]
[A] [C] [G] [Em] [Am] [C] [D] [E]
[F] it, [C] Lily.
[G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[G] Hit it.
[F] [G]
[F] I know [G] Lily.
[F] Rock a little.
[C] [G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit it.
[F] Rock a little.
[G]
[A] Lots of them, and all one of a kind.
[C] But the most important thing was what was on mine.
[F] Pale, big, [C] satin, [F] worn out, thin and weak.
[Em] But you loved you the most when you [F] said, [C] [G] go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
No explanations, and I tell you, no, you say, nothing [C] matters.
That's [F] how songs are written.
[C] Stories are [F] told.
Rumors are started.
That is [Em] how songs are written.
Stories are told.
[F] Roots are cut.
[G] Go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
[Em] [Am] Go on, Lily.
[G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit the stage.
[F] [G] Yeah, I'm [F] staring, I know.
[C] [F] Rock a little.
[C] [Em]
[G] It's about time.
[F] [Am] Hit [G] it.
Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, [C] ooh, [Am] [C] ooh.
[Am] Ooh, [Bb] ooh, [C] ooh.
[Am] [C] Oh, [Am] [Bb]
[F] [G] yeah.
[C] Rock a little.
[G] It's about time, [B] baby.
[G] Rock a [F] little.
[G] Yeah, [F] well, [C] [F] I
Rock a little.
[Em]
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Rock a little.
[F] [G] Yeah, [Am] yeah, yeah.
[C] [E] [F] Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, ooh, ooh.
[F] [Am] [G] [F] [G]
Key:
F
G
C
Am
Em
F
G
C
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [Am] _
Sometimes the great jams, _ _ _
[C] even when the songs rock a little, _
[F] just like the [G] city, [F] I rock a little.
[C] Say [Em] it was just a moment, [F] still rock a little.
[G] _ _
[Am] _ Then you knew her, _ funny little [C] dancer.
And you watched her, all night long.
You were trying to [F] love her, teach her, [Dm] [C] one thing [F] that she wanted.
She would not [Em] be tangled up.
_ [F] _ _ [G] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ [Em] _ [F] _ _ [C] _
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] _ [G] _ _ [F] _ [G]
[F] I know [C] [Em] Lily.
[F] Rock a little.
[Em] _ [E]
[G] Hit the [F] stage.
Hit it.
[G] _ [F] Rock a little.
[G] _
[Am] _ Go now, she says, I've gone far beyond that [Em] song.
Said rock and [Am] roll, ballerina, [C] where else would [F] she go?
He [G] knows his [F] daughter, where does she live?
He [Em] says, oh, up there, somewhere.
[F] _ [G] Go ahead, [F] Lily.
[C] Go ahead, Lily.
[Em] _ [F] Hit the [C] stage.
Get [G] it, go [F] on.
[Am] _ [G] Hit it.
[C] [G] Well, [F] I know [G] Lily.
[Am] I know [C] Lily.
[G] But it's about time, [F] Lily.
_ [G] Rock a little.
[F] _ [G] _
[Am] _ _ [C] Hit [Am] _ _ [D] _ [G] _
[A] _ [C] _ [G] _ [Em] _ [Am] _ [C] _ [D] _ [E] _
[F] it, [C] _ _ Lily.
_ [G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
_ [G] Hit it.
[F] _ [G]
[F] I know [G] Lily.
_ [F] Rock a little.
[C] _ [G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit it.
[F] Rock a little.
[G] _
[A] _ _ Lots of them, and all one of a kind.
[C] But the most important thing was what was on mine.
[F] Pale, big, [C] satin, [F] worn out, thin and weak.
[Em] But you loved you the most when you [F] said, [C] _ [G] go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
_ _ _ No explanations, and I tell you, no, you say, nothing [C] matters.
That's [F] how songs are written.
[C] Stories are [F] told.
Rumors are started.
That is [Em] how songs are written.
Stories are told.
[F] Roots are cut.
[G] Go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
_ [Em] _ [Am] Go on, Lily.
[G] _
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit the stage.
[F] [G] Yeah, I'm [F] staring, I know.
[C] _ _ [F] Rock a little.
[C] _ [Em]
[G] It's about time.
[F] [Am] Hit [G] it.
Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, [C] ooh, _ [Am] _ [C] ooh.
[Am] Ooh, [Bb] ooh, [C] ooh.
_ [Am] [C] Oh, _ _ [Am] _ [Bb] _
[F] _ [G] yeah.
_ [C] Rock a little. _
[G] It's about time, [B] baby.
_ [G] Rock a [F] little.
[G] Yeah, [F] well, _ [C] _ [F] I_
Rock a little.
[Em] _
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] _ [G] Rock a little.
[F] [G] Yeah, [Am] yeah, yeah.
[C] _ [E] _ [F] Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, ooh, ooh.
_ [F] _ [Am] _ [G] _ _ [F] _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [Am] _
Sometimes the great jams, _ _ _
[C] even when the songs rock a little, _
[F] just like the [G] city, [F] I rock a little.
[C] Say [Em] it was just a moment, [F] still rock a little.
[G] _ _
[Am] _ Then you knew her, _ funny little [C] dancer.
And you watched her, all night long.
You were trying to [F] love her, teach her, [Dm] [C] one thing [F] that she wanted.
She would not [Em] be tangled up.
_ [F] _ _ [G] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ [Em] _ [F] _ _ [C] _
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] _ [G] _ _ [F] _ [G]
[F] I know [C] [Em] Lily.
[F] Rock a little.
[Em] _ [E]
[G] Hit the [F] stage.
Hit it.
[G] _ [F] Rock a little.
[G] _
[Am] _ Go now, she says, I've gone far beyond that [Em] song.
Said rock and [Am] roll, ballerina, [C] where else would [F] she go?
He [G] knows his [F] daughter, where does she live?
He [Em] says, oh, up there, somewhere.
[F] _ [G] Go ahead, [F] Lily.
[C] Go ahead, Lily.
[Em] _ [F] Hit the [C] stage.
Get [G] it, go [F] on.
[Am] _ [G] Hit it.
[C] [G] Well, [F] I know [G] Lily.
[Am] I know [C] Lily.
[G] But it's about time, [F] Lily.
_ [G] Rock a little.
[F] _ [G] _
[Am] _ _ [C] Hit [Am] _ _ [D] _ [G] _
[A] _ [C] _ [G] _ [Em] _ [Am] _ [C] _ [D] _ [E] _
[F] it, [C] _ _ Lily.
_ [G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
_ [G] Hit it.
[F] _ [G]
[F] I know [G] Lily.
_ [F] Rock a little.
[C] _ [G]
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit it.
[F] Rock a little.
[G] _
[A] _ _ Lots of them, and all one of a kind.
[C] But the most important thing was what was on mine.
[F] Pale, big, [C] satin, [F] worn out, thin and weak.
[Em] But you loved you the most when you [F] said, [C] _ [G] go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
_ _ _ No explanations, and I tell you, no, you say, nothing [C] matters.
That's [F] how songs are written.
[C] Stories are [F] told.
Rumors are started.
That is [Em] how songs are written.
Stories are told.
[F] Roots are cut.
[G] Go ahead, [Am] Lily.
Hit it.
_ [Em] _ [Am] Go on, Lily.
[G] _
It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] [G] Hit the stage.
[F] [G] Yeah, I'm [F] staring, I know.
[C] _ _ [F] Rock a little.
[C] _ [Em]
[G] It's about time.
[F] [Am] Hit [G] it.
Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, [C] ooh, _ [Am] _ [C] ooh.
[Am] Ooh, [Bb] ooh, [C] ooh.
_ [Am] [C] Oh, _ _ [Am] _ [Bb] _
[F] _ [G] yeah.
_ [C] Rock a little. _
[G] It's about time, [B] baby.
_ [G] Rock a [F] little.
[G] Yeah, [F] well, _ [C] _ [F] I_
Rock a little.
[Em] _
[G] It's about time, [F] Lily.
[Am] _ [G] Rock a little.
[F] [G] Yeah, [Am] yeah, yeah.
[C] _ [E] _ [F] Rock a little.
[C] [G] Ooh, ooh, ooh.
_ [F] _ [Am] _ [G] _ _ [F] _ [G] _