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Blues Power

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CBet you didn't think I knew how to rock 'n' Froll
Lord I got the boogie-woogie right down in Cmy very soul
There ain't no need for me to be a DwallflowerG  
'Cause now I'm living on blues poweCr
F  C  F  G
CI knew all the time but now I'm gonna let yFou know
I'm gonna keep on rocking, Cno matter if it's fast or slow
Ain't gonna stop until the twenty-fiftDh hourG  
'Cause now I'm living on blCues power
D  F  D  G
CBet you didn't think I knew how to rock 'n' Froll
Lord I got the boogie-woogie right down in Cmy very soul
There ain't no need for me to be a DwallflowerG  
'Cause now I'm living on blues powCer
  F    C    F    C    F   C. . .
(continue to fadeout, w/ad-lib):
I'm talkin' to you now
The boogie's gonna pull me through
Keep on, keep on, keep on keepin' on
Keep on keepin' on, keep on keepin' on....
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Blues Power

by Eric Clapton

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C F

Bet you didn't think I knew how to rock 'n' roll

Lord I got the boogie-woogie right down in my very soul

D G

There ain't no need for me to be a wallflower

'Cause now I'm living on blues power

F C F G

C F

I knew all the time but now I'm gonna let you know

I'm gonna keep on rocking, no matter if it's fast or slow

D G

Ain't gonna stop until the twenty-fifth hour

'Cause now I'm living on blues power

D F D G

C F

Bet you didn't think I knew how to rock 'n' roll

Lord I got the boogie-woogie right down in my very soul

D G

There ain't no need for me to be a wallflower

'Cause now I'm living on blues power

F C F C F C

. . .

(continue to fadeout, w/ad-lib):

I'm talkin' to you now

The boogie's gonna pull me through

Keep on, keep on, keep on keepin' on

Keep on keepin' on, keep on keepin' on....

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About Blues Power Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Blues Power by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Blues Power chords”, “Blues Power guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Blues Power 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 Blues Power chords and for experienced players who want accurate Blues Power lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, F, D, G.

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What key is "Blues Power" in?

The chords for "Blues Power" show the original chord names (including C, F, D, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.