Luthers Boogie
Johnny CashVersion1
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We were just a plain old hillbilly band with a plain old country style.
We never played the kind of songs that'd drive anybody wild.
Played a railroad song with a stompin' beat,
We played a blues song, kinda slow and sweet.
But the thing that knocked 'em off of their feet was, hoo-wee..
When Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie in the
Strangest kind of way.
Play it strange
Well, we did our best to entertain ev'rywhere we'd go.
We'd nearly wear our fingers off to give the folks a show.
Played a jumpin' jive to make 'em get in a groove,
We played sad songs real slow and smooth.
But the only thing that would make 'em move was, hoo-wee..
When Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie in the
Strangest kind of way.
Now, didn't Luther play the boogie strange?
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Readable chord sheet for Luthers Boogie by Johnny Cash
[E] [E] [E] [E]
We were just a [E]plain old hillbilly band with a plain old country style.
We never played the kind of songs that'd drive anybody wild. [F#] [B7]
Played a railr[E]oad song with a stompin' beat,
We played a blues son[A]g, kinda slow and sweet.
But the thing[F#] that knocked 'em off of their feet was, hoo-wee.. [B7]
When Luthe[E]r played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
[A]Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
[E]Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie in the
[B7] Strangest kind of way. [E]
Play it strange
[E] [E] [E] [E]
[A] [A] [A] [A]
[E] [E] [E] [E]
[B7] [B7] [E] [E]
Well, we did ou[E]r best to entertain ev'rywhere we'd go.
We'd nearly wear our fingers off to give the folks a sho[F#]w. [B7]
Played a jumpi[E]n' jive to make 'em get in a groove,
We played sad song[A]s real slow and smooth.
But the only [F#]thing that would make 'em move was, hoo-wee.. [B7]
When Luthe[E]r played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
[A]Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie woogie.
[E]Luther played the boogie woogie. Luther played the boogie in the
[B7] Strangest kind of way. [E]
[E] [E] [E] [E]
[A] [A] [A] [A]
[E] [E] [E] [E]
[N.C.]Now, didn't Luther play the boogie strange?
[B7] [B7] [E] [E]