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Come On:The Rolling Stones.
#21 on UK Rock Charts on DECCA Records
in 1963. (The Stones debut single..a cover
of Chuck Berry's 1961 single on CHESS
Records.)
INTRO: F   AbG..F Ab  G  
#1.
FEverything is wrong since Dmme and my baby parted.
FAll day long I'm walkin' cause DmI couldn't get my
car started.
FLaid off from my job and DmI can't afford to check it.
CI wish somebody'd come along and run into it and
wreck it.
CHORUS:
Come Fon, since Dmme and my baby parted.
Come Fon, I Dmcan't get started.
Come Fon, I Dmcan't afford to check it.
CI wish somebody'd come along and run
into it and wreck it.
#2.
FEverything is wrong since DmI've been without you.
FEvery night I lay awake Dmthinkin' about you.
FEvery time the phone rings it Dmsounds like thunder..
Csome stupid guy tryin' to reach another number.
CHORUS:
Come Fon, since DmI've been without you.
Come Fon, always Dmthinkin' about you.
Come Fon, phone Dmsounds like thunder.
CSome stupid guy tryin' to reach another number.
INTERLUDE: GC....F Ab   Db  C  
#3.
GbEverything is wrong since EbmI last saw you, baby.
I Gbreally want to see you and I Ebmdon't mean maybe.
I'm Gbdoin' everything tryin' to Ebmmake you see..
that DbI belong to you, hon, and you belong to me.
CHORUS:
Come Gbon, I Ebmwant to see you, baby.
Come Gbon, I Ebmdon't mean maybe.
Come Gbon, I'm Ebmtryin' to make you see.
That DbI belong to you and you belong to me.
CHORUS:
Come Gbon, I Ebmwant to see you, baby.
Come Gbon, I Ebmdon't mean maybe.
Come Gbon, I'm Ebmtryin' to make you see.
That DbI belong to you and you belong to me.
OUTRO:
Come Gbon..Ebm....come Gbon..Ebm....come Gbon..Ebm....come Gbon..Ebm....(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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The story behind the song

This song was chosen as The Rolling Stones' debut single, released in June 1963. It's a cover of a Chuck Berry song, reflecting the band's roots in blues and early rock and roll. The Rolling Stones were known for pioneering a gritty, rhythmically driven sound that would define hard rock, and this early track captures some of that raw energy. Playing it means tapping into the very beginning of one of rock's most enduring bands.

AI-written from these sources:Come On (Chuck Berry song) — Wikipedia ↗The Rolling Stones — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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