Chords for The Clarks - My Baby She's Alright - Interview & Performance

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My Baby, She's Alright by a great Boston man called Scruffy the Cat that I'm sure you've never heard of.
_ _ _ A lot of the philosophy of this project was sort of to _ take stuff that probably most people hadn't heard.
There's a couple like Paint It Black and whatnot that are more popular, but this is certainly one that a lot of people won't know.
And that's by design.
It's just a great rock song.
Some really great guitars, up-tempo.
Most of this stuff is up [E]-tempo.
And that's what we were all about at the [Ab] time, three chords and a clavadesc.
_ [Eb] Once again, [A] a very little [Abm]-known college radio band that was a blip on screen and [G] just had this amazing [Eb] song with this amazing sound.
And a blabbering harmonica in the intro, which I [Abm] just played _ _ after I learned the part.
_ [Eb] But no, this song was really great.
We actually saw these guys play it at the Decade.
I can't [Ab] remember if we played a show with them.
I don't think we did.
But _ yeah, these guys were [Eb] a huge influence on us.
[N] We covered a number of tunes by a limited number of bands.
And I think Scruffy, boy, we could probably recount and play maybe seven or eight or ten songs right off the bat without having to rehearse.
_ _ The Scruffy the Cat catalog is pretty deep in our book.
_ _ My Baby She's Alright by Scruffy the Cat, written by a fella named Charlie Chesterman, who's no longer with us.
There's an excellent Scruffy the Cat Greatest Hits CD out there.
I think it's $13.
It'll be the best $13 you've ever spent in your life.
I promise.
If you don't [G] like it, call me.
I'll give you $13. _
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_ _ [G] _ She drags me into the woods [D] when she gets behind the [B] wheel.
In the [C] desert, in the hottest fires, in the [G] houses and over the [Gb] [E] seas.
In [C] the cities, in the telephone wires, [E] they all talk about what she needs to me.
[G] Cause my baby, [F] [G] she's alright.
My [F] baby, [G] she's alright.
My baby, she's alright.
My [F] baby.
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She's got that certain something, man, I hope you know what I'm talking about.
If you ever had a lover that was really sweet, [D] yeah, walking down the street when you turn on the light.
Cause my baby, [G] she's alright.
My baby, she's alright.
My baby, she's [D] alright.
My [F] baby. _ _
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[D] _ _ [Em] And when she [C] kisses me, I hear [A] the drowser is a T [E]-Rex.
I [C] can hang my [E] _ _
_ head where I'll be.
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_ _ _ _ I know you must have heard about her.
You know everything they say [C] is true.
[D] I suppose you know what [C] she means to me.
[D] And if you don't, then what's the matter with [Em] you?
Well, haven't [C] you been listening to me?
Well, [D] I just said, [E] someone [C] tried to show me something [D] better.
I have to say I'm not interested because my baby, [G] she's alright.
My baby, she's [D] alright.
My baby, [G] she's alright.
My baby.
Yeah, yeah, she's alright.
My baby, she's [D] alright.
My baby, [G] she's [D] alright.
My baby, [G] she's alright.
My baby, she's alright.
My baby.
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