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Wired For Sound Difficulty = aaa Cliff Richard CHORDS USED IN THIS SONG G F Em D C Bm Am Am9 [G] I like small speakers, I like tall speakers [F] If they've music, they're [G] wired for sound [G] Walking about with a head full of music Cassette in my pocket and I'm gonna use it [F] Stereo out on the [Em] street you know [D] Oh woah woah oh [C] woah woah woah [C] [G] Into the car go to work and I'm cruising I never think that I'll blow all my fuses [F] Traffic flows into the [Em] breakfast show [D] Oh woah woah oh [C] woah woah woah [C] [Bm] Oh [Am] Oh [G] woah . [G] Power [Bm] from the [C] needle to the plastic [G] AM [Bm] FM [C] I feel so ecstatic [Bm] Now it's [C] music I've [Bm] found And I'm [C] wired for [G] sound [G] [G] I was small boy who don't like his toys I [F] Could not wait to get [G] wired for sound [G] I met a girl and she told me she loved me I said you love me then love means you must like [F] what I like My music is [Em] dynamite [D] Oh woah woah oh [C] woah woah woah [C] She said [G] I’m not a girl you put on at a stand by I am a girl who demands that her love is [F] amplified Switching to [Em] overdrive [D] Oh woah woah oh [C] woah woah woah…[C] [Bm] Oh [Am] Oh [G] woah . [G] Power [Bm] from the [C] needle to the plastic [G] AM [Bm] FM [C] I feel so ecstatic [Bm] Now it's [C] music I've [Bm] found And I'm [C] wired for [G] sound [G] [G] [Am9] [G] [G] [Am9] [Bb] [Bb] [G] Power [Bm] from the [C] needle to the plastic [G] AM [Bm] FM [C] I feel so ecstatic [Bm] Now it's [C] music I've [Bm] found And I'm [C] wired for [G] sound [G] I like small speakers, I like tall speakers [F] If they've music, they're [G] wired for sound [G] I like small speakers, I like tall speakers [F] If they've music, they're [G] wired for sound [G] I like small speakers, I like tall speakers [F] If they've music, they're [G] wired for sound [Am9] [spoken] . I like small speakers . I like tall speakers and wall speakers . most of all I like loud speakers . .

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