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Chords used:
D: xx0232   D/F#: 200232
G: 320033    Bm: x24432
A: x02220
The first verse is played with no acoustic guitar and minimal electric riffs here and there, I'll tab those out later. Other than "For reasons I don't know..." and "I watched me push you down..." both guitars play through the whole song.
INTRO:  D   G   D  G  
FIRST VERSE
DFor reasons I don't know I
GTreated you so cold
DI wish I had those times agGain
DSomething that you said keeps
GRinging in my head
D"Someday you're gonna wanna come back and
GYou're gonna wanna treat me fine"
CHORUS
DEverybody needs a little respect
GEverybody needs a little time
DEverybody needs a little respect
GEverybody needs a little...
SECOND VERSE
I watched me push you down in
Dreams I had of you
And all I remember about those days I would run around
Thing that you'd be alright
But you lost your light along the way
And though you were right 'bbout the things I'd say
Cause if I had it back again I know I would
You know I'd treat you kind
CHORUS
D/F#Everybody gGot to have somebody
BmEverybody Ggot to have someone 
AAnd all I ever wanted fGrom this play
Was sAomeone to talk to when I get dGown
It sAeems you get the things you give alGong the way
Now D/F#all I need is one more chance to mGake you feel like hanging round
Sax Solo (Chorus/Intro Chords)
CHORUS
End together on D (This may actually be the hard part.)

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Respect

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Lyrics & chords · Original key

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D/F#

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Chords used:

D D/F#

: xx0232 : 200232

G Bm

: 320033 : x24432

: x02220

The first verse is played with no acoustic guitar and minimal electric riffs here and there, I'll tab those out later. Other than "For reasons I don't know..." and "I watched me push you down..." both guitars play through the whole song.

D G D G

INTRO:

FIRST VERSE

For reasons I don't know I

Treated you so cold

D G

I wish I had those times again

Something that you said keeps

Ringing in my head

"Someday you're gonna wanna come back and

You're gonna wanna treat me fine"

CHORUS

Everybody needs a little respect

Everybody needs a little time

Everybody needs a little respect

Everybody needs a little...

SECOND VERSE

I watched me push you down in

Dreams I had of you

And all I remember about those days I would run around

Thing that you'd be alright

But you lost your light along the way

And though you were right 'bbout the things I'd say

Cause if I had it back again I know I would

You know I'd treat you kind

CHORUS

D/F# G

Everybody got to have somebody

Bm G

Everybody got to have someone

A G

And all I ever wanted from this play

A G

Was someone to talk to when I get down

A G

It seems you get the things you give along the way

D/F# G

Now all I need is one more chance to make you feel like hanging round

Sax Solo (Chorus/Intro Chords)

CHORUS

End together on D (This may actually be the hard part.)

About Respect Chords by Train

Learn how to play Respect by Train with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Respect chords”, “Respect guitar chords”, or “Train Respect 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 Respect chords and for experienced players who want accurate Respect lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, D/F#, G, Bm, A.

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