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Roll Over Beethoven by Chuck Berry [Intro] | D | D | D | D | | G | G | D | D | | A | A | D | D | D [Verse 1] I’m gonna write a little letter G D Gonna mail it to my local DJ. G It’s a rockin’ rhythm record G D I want my jockey to play. A A D Roll over Beethoven, I gotta hear it again to – day. D [Verse 2] You know, my temperature’s risin, G D D And the juicebox blows a fuse. G My heart’s beatin’ rhythm G D And my soul keeps on singin’ the blues. A A D Roll over Beethhoven and tell Tchaikovsky the news. D [Verse 3] I got the rockin’ Pheumonia G D I need a shot of rhythm and blues. G I caught the rollin’ arthiritus G D Sittin’ down by thr rhythm re – view. A D Roll over Beethoven they’re rockin’ in two by two. D [Verse 4] Well, if you feel you like it D Go get your lover, then reel and rock it. G Roll it over then move on up just D Page 1 Roll Over Beethoven by Chuck Berry A trifile further then reel and rock it, One another, A D Roll over Beethoven dig these rhythm and blues. Guitar solo | D | D | D | D | | G | G | D | D | | A | G | D | D | D G [Verse 5] Well, early in the mornin’ I’m a-givin’ you a warnin’ D Don’t you step on my blue suede shoes. G G Hey diddle diddle, I am playin’ my fiddle, D Ain’t got nothin’ to lose. A D Roll over Beethoven and tell Tchaikovsky the news. D [Verse 6] You know she wiggles like a glow worm, G D Dance like a spinnin’ top. G She got a crazy partner, D Oughta see ‘em reel and rock. A D Long as she got a dime the music will never stop. D [Outro] Roll over Beet – hoven, Roll over Beet – hoven, G Roll over Beet – hoven, D Roll over Beet – hoven, A D9 Roll over Beet – hoven and dig these rhythm and blues. Page 2.

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