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Leave My Kitten Alone

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LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE
written by Little Willie John, Titus Turner, and James McDougal
performed by the Beatles
C / / / 2 / / / 3 / / / 4 /
You'd better leave my kitten all alone
You'd Fbetter leave my kitten all aClone
Well I Gtold you, big fat bulldog
 G7(break)                C  
  You'd better leave her alone
Verse 2:
You'd better leave my kitten all alone
You'd better leave my kitten all alone
This dog is gonna get you
If you don't leave her alone
CHORUS:
Well Mr. Dog, I'm gonna hit you on the top of your head
This gal is gonna miss you, you're gonna C7wish that you was dead
If you don't Fleave my kitten all aClone
Well I Gtold you, big fat bulldog
 G7(break)                C  
  You'd better leave her alone
(instrumental; same pattern as verses)
(chorus)
You'd better leave, you'd better leave, you'd better leave
Oh you'd better Fleave, you'd better leave, oh you gotta Cleave
...and fade

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Leave My Kitten Alone

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LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE

written by Little Willie John, Titus Turner, and James McDougal

performed by the Beatles

C / / / 2 / / / 3 / / / 4 /

You'd better leave my kitten all alone

F C

You'd better leave my kitten all alone

Well I told you, big fat bulldog

G7 C

(break)

You'd better leave her alone

Verse 2:

You'd better leave my kitten all alone

This dog is gonna get you

If you don't leave her alone

CHORUS:

Well Mr. Dog, I'm gonna hit you on the top of your head

This gal is gonna miss you, you're gonna wish that you was dead

F C

If you don't leave my kitten all alone

Well I told you, big fat bulldog

G7 C

(break)

You'd better leave her alone

(instrumental; same pattern as verses)

(chorus)

You'd better leave, you'd better leave, you'd better leave

F C

Oh you'd better leave, you'd better leave, oh you gotta leave

...and fade

About Leave My Kitten Alone Chords by The Beatles

Learn how to play Leave My Kitten Alone by The Beatles with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Leave My Kitten Alone chords”, “Leave My Kitten Alone guitar chords”, or “The Beatles Leave My Kitten Alone chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Leave My Kitten Alone chords and for experienced players who want accurate Leave My Kitten Alone lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, F, G, G7, C7.

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What key is "Leave My Kitten Alone" in?

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