Chords for The VW Boys - I Don't Look Good Naked Anymore
Tempo:
156 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D]
[G]
[D]
You ready, Tony?
[G] [A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
He got out of the shower and he got [A] a good look at [D] himself.
[G] A white-bellied, bald-headed man thought of [D] somebody else.
[G] He caught his reflection in the mirror on the bathroom [D] door.
[A] He just don't look good [Em] naked [D] anymore.
He [A] just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
He went upstairs and burned his mirror wall.
[G] He hung it there when he was slim and [D] tall.
[G] He'd stand there smiling, flexing and strutting [D] till his arms got sore.
[A] He just don't look good naked
[D] anymore.
[A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
[G] He had a dancing style, folks, [D] said it was unique.
[G] Tony went word back to back [D] for dancing [A] cheek to cheek.
[Em] [D] Well, he went to him at dinner [A] and thought of any man [D] that could dance.
What'd he say?
[G] Standing there in the pub, he [D] said,
Man, [G] he said, what is it, Doc?
Is it a fatal disease?
[D] You know I've got to know the score.
He said, [A] no, Tony, he just don't look good naked anymore.
[D]
[A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
Well, he went to the news [A] beach to have a self-sufficient fun.
[D]
[G] Stretched out in his birthday suit, soaking up some [D] sun.
Now, that's a lot of sun right there, buddy.
[G] Somebody said, there's a big white whale.
[D] What's the farm for sure?
[A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
He [A] just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
[G] Well, my heart was a drop.
My belly was a pot.
I was [D] a drag on the floor.
And [A] he just don't look good naked anymore.
[D]
[A] He just don't look good naked [G] [D] anymore.
[G]
[D]
You ready, Tony?
[G] [A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
He got out of the shower and he got [A] a good look at [D] himself.
[G] A white-bellied, bald-headed man thought of [D] somebody else.
[G] He caught his reflection in the mirror on the bathroom [D] door.
[A] He just don't look good [Em] naked [D] anymore.
He [A] just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
He went upstairs and burned his mirror wall.
[G] He hung it there when he was slim and [D] tall.
[G] He'd stand there smiling, flexing and strutting [D] till his arms got sore.
[A] He just don't look good naked
[D] anymore.
[A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
[G] He had a dancing style, folks, [D] said it was unique.
[G] Tony went word back to back [D] for dancing [A] cheek to cheek.
[Em] [D] Well, he went to him at dinner [A] and thought of any man [D] that could dance.
What'd he say?
[G] Standing there in the pub, he [D] said,
Man, [G] he said, what is it, Doc?
Is it a fatal disease?
[D] You know I've got to know the score.
He said, [A] no, Tony, he just don't look good naked anymore.
[D]
[A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
Well, he went to the news [A] beach to have a self-sufficient fun.
[D]
[G] Stretched out in his birthday suit, soaking up some [D] sun.
Now, that's a lot of sun right there, buddy.
[G] Somebody said, there's a big white whale.
[D] What's the farm for sure?
[A] He just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
He [A] just don't look good naked [D] anymore.
[G] Well, my heart was a drop.
My belly was a pot.
I was [D] a drag on the floor.
And [A] he just don't look good naked anymore.
[D]
[A] He just don't look good naked [G] [D] anymore.
Key:
D
A
G
Em
D
A
G
Em
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
You ready, Tony? _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] [A] He just don't look good naked _ _ [D] anymore. _
_ _ _ _ He got out of the shower and he got [A] a good look at [D] himself. _ _
_ _ _ [G] A white-bellied, bald-headed man thought of [D] somebody else. _ _
_ _ [G] He caught his reflection in the mirror on the bathroom [D] door. _ _ _
_ [A] He just don't look good [Em] naked _ [D] anymore. _ _ _ _
He [A] just don't look good naked _ _ [D] anymore. _ _ _ _
_ He went _ upstairs and burned his mirror _ wall. _ _ _
_ [G] He hung it there when he was slim and [D] tall. _ _ _ _
_ [G] He'd stand there smiling, flexing and strutting [D] till his arms got sore.
[A] He just don't look good naked _
_ [D] anymore. _ _ _ _ _
[A] He just don't look good naked _ [D] _ anymore. _ _ _ _
_ [G] He had a _ dancing style, folks, [D] said it was unique. _
_ [G] _ Tony went word back to back [D] for dancing [A] cheek to cheek.
_ _ _ [Em] _ [D] Well, he went to him at dinner [A] and thought of any man [D] that could dance.
_ What'd he say?
_ [G] Standing there in the pub, he [D] said,
Man, _ _ _ _ [G] he said, what is it, Doc?
Is it a fatal disease?
[D] You know I've got to know the score.
He said, [A] no, Tony, he just don't look good naked anymore.
[D] _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] He just don't look good naked _ [D] anymore. _ _
_ _ _ Well, he went to the news [A] beach to have a self-sufficient fun.
[D] _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] Stretched out in his birthday suit, soaking up some [D] _ sun.
Now, that's a lot of sun right there, buddy.
[G] Somebody said, there's a big white whale.
[D] What's the farm for sure?
[A] He just don't look good naked _ [D] anymore. _ _
_ _ _ He [A] just don't look good naked _ _ [D] anymore. _
_ _ _ [G] Well, my heart was a drop.
My belly was a pot.
I was [D] a drag on the floor.
And [A] he just don't look good naked _ anymore.
[D] _ _
_ _ _ [A] He just don't look good naked _ [G] [D] anymore. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
You ready, Tony? _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] [A] He just don't look good naked _ _ [D] anymore. _
_ _ _ _ He got out of the shower and he got [A] a good look at [D] himself. _ _
_ _ _ [G] A white-bellied, bald-headed man thought of [D] somebody else. _ _
_ _ [G] He caught his reflection in the mirror on the bathroom [D] door. _ _ _
_ [A] He just don't look good [Em] naked _ [D] anymore. _ _ _ _
He [A] just don't look good naked _ _ [D] anymore. _ _ _ _
_ He went _ upstairs and burned his mirror _ wall. _ _ _
_ [G] He hung it there when he was slim and [D] tall. _ _ _ _
_ [G] He'd stand there smiling, flexing and strutting [D] till his arms got sore.
[A] He just don't look good naked _
_ [D] anymore. _ _ _ _ _
[A] He just don't look good naked _ [D] _ anymore. _ _ _ _
_ [G] He had a _ dancing style, folks, [D] said it was unique. _
_ [G] _ Tony went word back to back [D] for dancing [A] cheek to cheek.
_ _ _ [Em] _ [D] Well, he went to him at dinner [A] and thought of any man [D] that could dance.
_ What'd he say?
_ [G] Standing there in the pub, he [D] said,
Man, _ _ _ _ [G] he said, what is it, Doc?
Is it a fatal disease?
[D] You know I've got to know the score.
He said, [A] no, Tony, he just don't look good naked anymore.
[D] _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] He just don't look good naked _ [D] anymore. _ _
_ _ _ Well, he went to the news [A] beach to have a self-sufficient fun.
[D] _ _
_ _ _ _ [G] Stretched out in his birthday suit, soaking up some [D] _ sun.
Now, that's a lot of sun right there, buddy.
[G] Somebody said, there's a big white whale.
[D] What's the farm for sure?
[A] He just don't look good naked _ [D] anymore. _ _
_ _ _ He [A] just don't look good naked _ _ [D] anymore. _
_ _ _ [G] Well, my heart was a drop.
My belly was a pot.
I was [D] a drag on the floor.
And [A] he just don't look good naked _ anymore.
[D] _ _
_ _ _ [A] He just don't look good naked _ [G] [D] anymore. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _