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Midnight Rambler by The Rolling Stones - Guitar Chords

Artist The Rolling Stones How to play the guitar chord E.jpg How to play the guitar chord D.jpg How to play the guitar chord A.jpg

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Version 1
            [intro]
E D A A x4

[verse 1]
         E               D        A        A
Did you hear about the midnight rambler?
E          D     A   A
Everybody got to go
         E               D        A      A
Did you hear about the midnight rambler
     E                 D        A   A
The one that shut the kitchen door? 
     D           A         E         E
He don’t give a hoot of a warning, 
     D             A         E         E
A-wrapped up in a black cat coat
     D              A           E         E
He don’t go in the light in the morning
     D                   A         E     E
He’s split the time the cock’rel crows

[break]
E E E E

[verse 2]
    E               D        A      A
Talking about the midnight gambler, 
     E               D        A     A
The one you’ve never seen before
   E                 D           A     A
A-talking about the midnight gambler
         E               D        A      A
Did you see him jump the garden wall?
     D              A         E     E
A-sighing down the wind so sadly
     D           A         E    E
A-listen and you hear him moan
          D                 A         E      E
Well I’m talking about the midnight gambler
  D        A        E   E
Everybody got to go

[break]
E E E E

E D A A  x8

[verse 3]
         D              A         E      E 
Did you hear about the midnight rambler?
      D             A          E     E
Well honey it’s no rock’n’roll show
            D                 A         E     E
Well I’m a-talking about the midnight gambler
     D                A       E   E
The one you’ve never seen before

[break]
E E E E
E 
Don’t you do that (repeat over the riff many times then slow)

[verse 4]
          E               D      A      NC
Well you heard about the Boston... 
      E    D        A   NC
It’s not, one those...
          E                 D        A   NC
Well I’m talking about the midnight... 
     E                   D        A   A
The one who closed the bedroom door?
               D             A          E      E
I’m called the hit and run, rape her in anger
      D             A       E   E
The knife sharpened tippy toed
               D             A          E         E
Or just the shoot him dead brain-belled jangler
               D             A          E  E
You know the one you never seen before
           D             A          E    E
So if you ever meet the midnight rambler
    D                 A       E    E
A-crawling down your marble hall
          D              A          E         E
Well he prowling like a proud black panther
            D  A          E    E
You can say I, I told you so
               D               A          E     E
Well won’t you listen for the midnight rambler
 D           A      E   E
Play it easy as you go
            D               A          E         E
I’m gonna smash down your plate glass windows
        D                A          E         E
Put a fist through your steel plate door

[break]
E E E E

[verse 5]
         E               D        A      A
Did you hear about the midnight rambler? 
                 E                 D        A     A
He’ll leave his footprints up and down your hall
           E               D        A       A
A-did you hear about the midnight gambler? 
          E               D        A     A
A-did you see me make my midnight call?
            D              A          E    E
And if you ever catch the midnight rambler
                  D             A         E    E
I’ll steal your mistress from under your nose
         D              A      E      E
Well go easy with your cold fandango
                D           A               E            E
I’ll stick my knife right down your throat, baby and it hurts 
        

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