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Malted Milk ...... by Eric Clapton
Intro -
 E– B7  
I keep Edrinking malted miAlk ---  Trying to drive my bElues away
I keep drinkEing malted milAk - Trying to drive my blEues away
Baby, you'B7re just as welcome to my loAving - As the fEloB7wers is in May
Malted Emilk, malted milk, A- Keep rushing to mEy head
EMalted milk, malted Amilk, - Keep rEushing to my head
And I haB7ve a funny, funny feeAling --- And I'm talking all ouEt mB7y head
BabEy, fix me one more drinAk - And hug your daddy one mEore time
BabEy, fix me one more drinAk - And hug your daddy one mEore time
Keep on stB7irring my malted milk, maAma, - Until I change Emy mB7ind
BREAK –
 E   A     E   A   E----  B7   A7   E  B  
My dEoorknob keeps on turniAng, - There must be spooks arounEd my bed
My dAoorknob keeps on turning, - There must be spooks arounEd my bed
And I have a funny, B7funny feelAing - And the hair's rising oEn my head

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Malted Milk ...... by Eric Clapton

Intro -

E B7

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E A E

I keep drinking malted milk --- Trying to drive my blues away

E A E

I keep drinking malted milk - Trying to drive my blues away

B7 A E B7

Baby, you're just as welcome to my loving - As the flowers is in May

E A E

Malted milk, malted milk, - Keep rushing to my head

E A E

Malted milk, malted milk, - Keep rushing to my head

B7 A E B7

And I have a funny, funny feeling --- And I'm talking all out my head

E A E

Baby, fix me one more drink - And hug your daddy one more time

E A E

Baby, fix me one more drink - And hug your daddy one more time

B7 A E B7

Keep on stirring my malted milk, mama, - Until I change my mind

BREAK –

E A E A E B7 A7 E B

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E A E

My doorknob keeps on turning, - There must be spooks around my bed

A E

My doorknob keeps on turning, - There must be spooks around my bed

B7 A E

And I have a funny, funny feeling - And the hair's rising on my head

About Malted Milk Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Malted Milk by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Malted Milk chords”, “Malted Milk guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Malted Milk 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 Malted Milk chords and for experienced players who want accurate Malted Milk lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, B7, A, A7, B.

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What key is "Malted Milk" in?

The chords for "Malted Milk" show the original chord names (including E, B7, A, A7, B). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.