Lido Shuffle (Boz Scaggs) Intro (Bass): | F | F | F | F F# | G G/Bb C Lido Missed the Boat That Day

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Lido Shuffle (Boz Scaggs) Intro (Bass): | F _ _ _ | F _ _ _ | F _ _ _ | F _ _ F# | G G/Bb C Lido missed the boat that day. He left the shack C/C# D C F, Bb (on triplet before beats 2&4 of last bar) But that was all he missed and he ain't comin back G C At a tombstone bar, in a jukejoint car, he made a stop D C D Just long enough to grab a handle off the top G C Next stop Chi town, Lido put the money down, let em roll G/D D F/C C C F/C G/D D F/C C C F/C He say one more job ought to get it. One last shot 'fore we quit it | G/D _ _ _ | *D _ _ _ | Bb/F _ _ _ | *F _ _ _ | - *on pickup triplet One for the road Bb Eb Lido.. woah oh oh oh F Eb Bb/F F F Bb/F He's for the money. He's for the show. Lido's waiting for the go Bb Eb Dm Cm Bb Lido.. woah oh oh oh Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb He said one more job ought to get it. One last shot 'fore we quit it Bb/F F Eb F Bb One more for the road G C Lido will be runnin'. Havin' great big fun, until he got the note D C D Sayin' tow the line or blow it, and that was all she wrote G C He'll be makin' like a bee line. Headin' for the border line. Goin' for broke G/D D F/C C C F/C G/D D F/C C C F/C Sayin' one more hit ought to do it. This joint aint nothin' to it | G/D _ _ _ | *D _ _ _ | Bb/F _ _ _ | *F _ _ _ | - *on pickup triplet One more for the road Bb Eb Lido.. whoah oh oh oh F Eb Bb/F F F Bb/F He's for the money. He's for the show. Lido's waiting for the go Bb Eb Dm Cm Bb Lido.. woah oh oh oh oh oh oh Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb One more job ought to get it. One last shot then we quit it Bb/F F Eb F Bb One more for the road [Inst] | G _ _ _ | G _ _ _ | C _ _ _ | C _ _ _ | | G/D _ _ _ | D _ _ _ | Bb/F _ _ _ | F _ _ C/E | (x3) | G/D _ _ _ | D _ _ _ | Bb/F _ _ _ | F _ _ _ | Bb Eb Dm Cm Bb Lido.. woah oh oh oh F Eb Bb/F F F Bb/F He's for the money. He's for the show. Lido's a waitin' for the go Bb Eb Dm Cm Bb Lido.. woah oh oh oh Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb Bb/F F Ab/Eb Eb Eb Ab/Eb He sayin one more job is gonna do it. One more time ain’t gonna do it Bb/F F Eb F Bb G One more for that road .

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