Chords for Sweet Little Sixteen ~~~ Chuck Berry ~~~ Melbourne 1989

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_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] rockin' in Baltimore, _ _ _ Pittsburgh, [Eb] VA, _ _ _ deep in [Bb] the heart of Texas, _ _ and around the
[Eb] Briscoe Bay, _
[Eb] _ _ _ all of [Ab] us ain't new.
_ _ _ Way down in New [Eb] Orleans, _ _ _ everybody [Bb] wants to dance with you.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ Yeah!
_ _ _ Sweet [Bb] little 16, _ she just [Eb] got to have, _ _ about half [Bb] a million, _ _ _ [Eb] famed _ _ autographs.
_ Her wallet filled [Ab] with pictures, _ _ _ she gets them one [Eb] by one, _ _ _ becomes so [Bb] _ excited, _ _ watch
[Eb] her look at her run, run, run.
_ [Ab] Oh, mama. _
_ _ _ Please [Eb] may I go, _ _ such [Bb] a sight to see, _ _ a fun [Eb] rock and roll show.
_ [Ebm] _ _ Oh, [Ab] daddy, daddy, _ _ _ I [Eb] beg of you, _ _ [Db] whisper [Bb] to mama, _ _ it's [Eb] alright with you. _
_ _ They be rockin' on [Bb] Vanity _ Fair, _ _ [Eb] _ deep _ _ _ in the [Bb] heart of Texas, _ _ and around the [Eb] Briscoe Bay, _
_ [Bbm] _ _ all of [Ab] us ain't new. _
_ _ Way down in New [Eb] Orleans, _ _ _ _ right [Bb] here in Melbourne, _ _ _ sweet [Eb] little 16. _
_ _ _ [Bb] Sweet little 16. _
_ _ She's got them [Eb] grown up blues, _ _ _ mini [Bb] skirts and hot pants, _ sometimes she don't wear shoes.
_ _ Oh, but [Ab] tomorrow morning, [Ab] _ _ she'll have to [Eb] change her trend, _ _ and be [Bb] sweet 16, _ _ _ [G] get back in [Eb] class again.
_ _ But they be rockin' on Vanity Fair, _ _ [Eb] deep _ _ _ _ _ in the [Bb] heart of Texas, _ _ and around the [Eb] Briscoe
Bay, _
_ [Bbm] _ _ [Bb] all of [Ab] us ain't new.
_ _ _ Down in [Eb] New Orleans, _ _ _ _ everybody [Bb] wants to dance with you.
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Louder!
_ Everybody [Bb] wants to dance with you.
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Thank you! _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ In the 60s, real life brothers Don and Phil Eberle captured the hearts of a generation
with their exquisite two-part [D] harmonies.
Bye _ [A] bye, love, _ [D] bye _ [A] bye, sweet [D] forever, _ _ hello, _ SPS, [E] I feel like I'm a star. _ _ _ _ _ _
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