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Band name Yoakam Dwight
Song name Takes Lot To Rock You Baby
Tab type Chords
Added 07/14/2008
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Date: 10/30/96; 12:01:29 AM
From: Darragh Egan 
Subject: Takes A Lot To Rock You by Dwight Yoakam

                         DWIGHT YOAKAM

                  TAKES A LOT TO ROCK YOU BABY

(Dwight Yoakam - 1990, Coal Dust West Music (BMI) / 1990, Reprise Records)


INTRO:    E    E    E4   E4        E    E    E4   E4

                                        E
               Takes a lot to ...
                                          E
               It takes a ...
                                          A
               It takes a lot to ...
                                           E
               You make me crawl ...


E
So much for ...
E
So much for ...
E
It takes a lot to ...
E [stop]
When it comes to love, ...


               And it takes a lot to ....

Little things that used to ...


BRIDGE:   A
          My baby drives ...
          E
          Cause my baby says ....
          A
          My baby wear big ol' ...
          E
          Cause my baby says she ...

CHORUS / INSTRUMENTAL CHORUS: E E E E   A A E E

CHORUS / OUTRO:        Repeat A A E E [like bridge].



E4 = 022200

This is as close as I could get it.  Each letter in the chorus, verses, and
bridge represents two measures.  Each letter in the intro, outro, and
instrumental represents one measure.  Please send any corrections to
DarraghEgan

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