

| A | |
| D | eep down in Louisianna |
| Close to New Orleans |
| Way back up in the woods |
| Among the evergreens |
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| There st | and a country cabin |
| Made of clay and wood |
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| Where l | ives a young country boy |
| Named Johnny B. Goode |
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| He nev | er ever learned |
| To read or write a book so well |
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| But he could pl | ay his guitar |
| Just like a-ringing a bell |
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| Go go | , go Johnny go go go! |
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| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Aah Johnny B. G | oode! |
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| He used to c | arry his guitar |
| In a gunny sack |
| Sit beneath the trees |
| By the railroad track |
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| Oh sitting and a-playing |
| In the shade |
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| Dr | umming to the rhythm |
| That the drivers made |
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| P | eople passing by |
| Used to stop and say |
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| My oh my |
| That country boy can play |
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| Go go | , go Johnny go go go! |
| D | |
| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Go Johnny go go go! |
| E | |
| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Aah Johnny B. G | oode! |
| GUITAR SOLO: A D A D A E A E X2 |
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| Well his m | ama told him |
| Someday you will be a man |
| And you will be the leader |
| Of a big old band |
| D | |
| M | any people coming |
| From miles around |
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| To h | ear you play your music |
| Till the sun goes down |
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| M | aybe some day |
| Your name will be in light |
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| Saying J | ohnny B. Goode tonight! |
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| Go go | , go Johnny go go go! |
| D | |
| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Go Johnny go go go! |
| E | |
| Go Johnny go go go! |
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| Aah Johnny B. G | oode! |