B ONE_MAJOR

down

in

Louisi

-

ana

close

to

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New

Or

-

leans

way

B ONE_MAJOR

back

up

in

the

wood

among

the

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e-

ver

-

greens

there

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stood

a

log

cabin

made

of

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earth

and

wood

where

B ONE_MAJOR

lived

a

country

boy

named

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Johnny

B.

Goode

who

FB FIVE_MAJOR

never

ever

learned

to

read

or

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write

so

well

but

he

could

B ONE_MAJOR

play

the

guitar

just

like

a-

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ringin-

a

bell

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B ONE_MAJOR

carry

his

guitar

in

a

B ONE_MAJOR

gunny

sack

or

B ONE_MAJOR

sit

beneath

a

tree

by

the

B ONE_MAJOR

railroad

track

oh!

the

E FOUR_MAJOR

engineers

would

see

him

sittin'

E FOUR_MAJOR

in

the

shade

B ONE_MAJOR

strummin

with

the

rhythm

that

the

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drivers

made

the

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people

passing

by

they

would

FB FIVE_MAJOR

stop

and

say

oh

my

B ONE_MAJOR

but

that

little

country

B ONE_MAJOR

boy

could

play

Go

go

B ONE_MAJOR

mother

told

him

someday

you

will

B ONE_MAJOR

be

a

man

and

B ONE_MAJOR

you

will

be

the

leader

of

a

B ONE_MAJOR

big

ole'

band

E FOUR_MAJOR

Many

people

coming

from

E FOUR_MAJOR

miles

a

-

round

to

B ONE_MAJOR

hear

you

play

your

music

when

the

B ONE_MAJOR

sun

go

down

May-

FB FIVE_MAJOR

be

some

day

your

name

will

FB FIVE_MAJOR

be

in

lights

sayin'

B ONE_MAJOR

Johnny

B.

Goode

tonight

B ONE_MAJOR

Go

go

Go