Chords for Eddie Meduza- ragga runt
Tempo:
138.15 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
F#
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Yeah, my name is Bob Lewis.
And now I'm going to sing a real ragalote rap.
Yeah.
[A] [B]
[E] Now I'm going to tell you [A] what I think of it.
[B]
There are many raggers, [E] and I'm one of them.
I think raggers [A] have their own style.
[B]
That's why I bought a [E] real old rag-o-biggle.
[A] The shoes should be spiky [E] and the hair should be fat.
[B]
Jelly has a hang in the bra [E] and it gets ugly.
[A]
[E] [F#]
[B] [E]
[B] [E]
[A] [B]
[E]
[A] [B]
[E]
I'm a real [A] raggedy, you can understand.
[B]
I even have more than a [E] dozen raggedy cats.
I have shown the fox [A] how to clean the devil's yard.
[B]
That's why I sat in the [E] driver's seat, Dari Göteborg.
[A]
I broke the roof of the house [E] and the door of the ashtray.
[B]
Then I got a bad guy [E] and snitched with a baton.
[A]
But a real raggedy [E] had taken over.
[F#]
Then he takes nine [B] days and starts again.
[Em]
Then it's your turn to [E] start ragging.
Put on some gas and [B] just rag around.
[E]
If the driver is so [A] high, we'll have to go out and [B] fight.
Or else we'll [E] just be raggedy.
Yeah, that's right.
[B] [E]
[A] [B] Well, I'm a raggedy, [E] raggedy, raggedy.
I'm a real [A] raggedy and I always want to be free.
[B]
And that we're dirty, [E] you can't know that.
So if someone tries to [A] teach us how to know how.
[B]
Then I say, the devil is [E] right in the middle of his throat.
[A]
But don't be afraid [E] to go through his throat.
[B]
Then we can stand up [E] to a beautiful and best.
[A]
There is no better [E] way to represent raggedy.
[F#]
Take a real devil, [B] then you can hang more.
[E]
Then there's the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Play rock and roll or [B] borrow, raggedy runs.
[E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Grab some of the [E] idiot, raggedy runs.
Yeah, it's the way the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Gossip or some fan of [B] ours, raggedy runs.
[E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
Play the best [A] raggedy, don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
[N]
And now I'm going to sing a real ragalote rap.
Yeah.
[A] [B]
[E] Now I'm going to tell you [A] what I think of it.
[B]
There are many raggers, [E] and I'm one of them.
I think raggers [A] have their own style.
[B]
That's why I bought a [E] real old rag-o-biggle.
[A] The shoes should be spiky [E] and the hair should be fat.
[B]
Jelly has a hang in the bra [E] and it gets ugly.
[A]
[E] [F#]
[B] [E]
[B] [E]
[A] [B]
[E]
[A] [B]
[E]
I'm a real [A] raggedy, you can understand.
[B]
I even have more than a [E] dozen raggedy cats.
I have shown the fox [A] how to clean the devil's yard.
[B]
That's why I sat in the [E] driver's seat, Dari Göteborg.
[A]
I broke the roof of the house [E] and the door of the ashtray.
[B]
Then I got a bad guy [E] and snitched with a baton.
[A]
But a real raggedy [E] had taken over.
[F#]
Then he takes nine [B] days and starts again.
[Em]
Then it's your turn to [E] start ragging.
Put on some gas and [B] just rag around.
[E]
If the driver is so [A] high, we'll have to go out and [B] fight.
Or else we'll [E] just be raggedy.
Yeah, that's right.
[B] [E]
[A] [B] Well, I'm a raggedy, [E] raggedy, raggedy.
I'm a real [A] raggedy and I always want to be free.
[B]
And that we're dirty, [E] you can't know that.
So if someone tries to [A] teach us how to know how.
[B]
Then I say, the devil is [E] right in the middle of his throat.
[A]
But don't be afraid [E] to go through his throat.
[B]
Then we can stand up [E] to a beautiful and best.
[A]
There is no better [E] way to represent raggedy.
[F#]
Take a real devil, [B] then you can hang more.
[E]
Then there's the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Play rock and roll or [B] borrow, raggedy runs.
[E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Grab some of the [E] idiot, raggedy runs.
Yeah, it's the way the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Gossip or some fan of [B] ours, raggedy runs.
[E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
Play the best [A] raggedy, don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
[N]
Key:
E
B
A
F#
Em
E
B
A
Yeah, my name is Bob Lewis.
And now I'm going to sing a real ragalote rap.
_ Yeah. _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ Now I'm going to tell you [A] what I think of it.
[B]
There are many raggers, [E] and I'm one of them.
I think raggers [A] have their own style.
[B]
That's why I bought a [E] real old rag-o-biggle.
[A] The shoes should be spiky [E] and the hair should be fat.
[B]
Jelly has a hang in the bra [E] and it gets ugly.
_ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
I'm a real [A] raggedy, you can understand.
_ [B]
I even have more than a [E] dozen raggedy cats.
I have shown the fox [A] how to clean the devil's yard.
[B]
That's why I sat in the [E] driver's seat, Dari Göteborg.
[A]
I broke the roof of the house [E] and the door of the ashtray.
_ _ [B]
Then I got a bad guy [E] and snitched with a baton.
[A]
But a real raggedy [E] had taken over.
_ _ [F#]
Then he takes nine [B] days and starts again.
_ [Em]
Then it's your turn to [E] start ragging. _ _
Put on some gas and [B] just rag around.
_ [E]
If the driver is so [A] high, we'll have to go out and [B] fight.
Or else we'll [E] just be raggedy. _ _
Yeah, _ _ _ _ that's right.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [B] Well, I'm a raggedy, [E] raggedy, raggedy. _ _
I'm a real [A] raggedy and I always want to be free.
[B]
And that we're dirty, [E] you can't know that. _
So if someone tries to [A] teach us how to know how.
[B]
Then I say, the devil is [E] right in the middle of his throat.
[A]
But don't be afraid [E] to go through his throat.
[B]
Then we can stand up [E] to a beautiful and best.
[A]
There is no better [E] way to represent raggedy.
[F#]
Take a real devil, [B] then you can hang more.
[E]
Then there's the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Play rock and roll or [B] borrow, raggedy runs.
_ [E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Grab some of the [E] idiot, raggedy runs.
Yeah, it's the way the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Gossip or some fan of [B] ours, raggedy runs.
[E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
Play the best [A] raggedy, don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
_ _ [N] _
And now I'm going to sing a real ragalote rap.
_ Yeah. _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ Now I'm going to tell you [A] what I think of it.
[B]
There are many raggers, [E] and I'm one of them.
I think raggers [A] have their own style.
[B]
That's why I bought a [E] real old rag-o-biggle.
[A] The shoes should be spiky [E] and the hair should be fat.
[B]
Jelly has a hang in the bra [E] and it gets ugly.
_ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
I'm a real [A] raggedy, you can understand.
_ [B]
I even have more than a [E] dozen raggedy cats.
I have shown the fox [A] how to clean the devil's yard.
[B]
That's why I sat in the [E] driver's seat, Dari Göteborg.
[A]
I broke the roof of the house [E] and the door of the ashtray.
_ _ [B]
Then I got a bad guy [E] and snitched with a baton.
[A]
But a real raggedy [E] had taken over.
_ _ [F#]
Then he takes nine [B] days and starts again.
_ [Em]
Then it's your turn to [E] start ragging. _ _
Put on some gas and [B] just rag around.
_ [E]
If the driver is so [A] high, we'll have to go out and [B] fight.
Or else we'll [E] just be raggedy. _ _
Yeah, _ _ _ _ that's right.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [B] Well, I'm a raggedy, [E] raggedy, raggedy. _ _
I'm a real [A] raggedy and I always want to be free.
[B]
And that we're dirty, [E] you can't know that. _
So if someone tries to [A] teach us how to know how.
[B]
Then I say, the devil is [E] right in the middle of his throat.
[A]
But don't be afraid [E] to go through his throat.
[B]
Then we can stand up [E] to a beautiful and best.
[A]
There is no better [E] way to represent raggedy.
[F#]
Take a real devil, [B] then you can hang more.
[E]
Then there's the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Play rock and roll or [B] borrow, raggedy runs.
_ [E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Grab some of the [E] idiot, raggedy runs.
Yeah, it's the way the Dachshund barrier, raggedy runs.
Gossip or some fan of [B] ours, raggedy runs.
[E]
Play the best raggedy, [A] don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
Play the best [A] raggedy, don't attack the new [B] diplodon.
Vista, Reverend Harold [E] Darrell, raggedy runs.
_ _ [N] _