Party

Elvis Presley

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Party

Year: 2006 - Album: Music of Elvis Presley: The 1950s - IMPORTADO- BOX 3 CDs

Written by Robinson

Key: C

Party Key GG

Party Key G#G#

Party Key AA

Party Key A#A#(one step down)

Party Key BB(half step down)

Party Key CC(original key)

Party Key C#C#(half step up)

Party Key DD(one step up)

Party Key D#D#

Party Key EE

Party Key FF

Party Key F#F#

	  		    (nc)                 C   (tacet)
    I feel it in my leg,
    (nc)                 C   (tacet)
    I feel it in my shoe
    C7
    Tell me pretty baby
    C7
    If you think you feel it too
                 F
    Let's have a party, ooh
                 C
    Let's have a party
    G7          F
    Send to the store
              C
    And let's buy some more
        G7           F       C
    And let's have a party tonight

    (nc)                 C   (tacet)
    Some people like to rock
    (nc)                 C   (tacet)
    Some people like to roll
    C7
    But movin' and a groovin'
    C7
    Gonna satisfy my soul
                 F
    Let's have a party, ooh
                 C
    Let's have a party
    G7          F
    Send to the store
              C
    And let's buy some more
        G7           F        C
    And let's have a party tonight

    (nc)                     C   (tacet)
    I've never kissed a bear
    (nc)                     C   (tacet)
    I've never kissed a goon
    C7
    But I can shake a chicken
    C7
    In the middle of the room
                 F
    Let's have a party, ooh
                 C
    Let's have a party
    G7          F
    Send to the store
              C
    And let's buy some more
        G7           F       C
    And let's have a party tonight
        G7           F       C
    And let's have a party tonight

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