Ride On Baby

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Ride On Baby - The Rolling Stones.
Album - Flowers in 1967.
Capo fifth fret for original
[Intro]
A E A E
[Verse 1]
AA smile on your Eface, F#mbut not in your Aeyes.
DYou're looking through Ame..Dyou don't feel it inEside.
[Chorus]
Get out and Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby..
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
[Verse 2]
I could Dpick your face out in an EFBI file,
You Dmay look pretty but I Ecan't say the same
for your Amind.E.....Ah, ah, Aah.E  
[Verse 3]
AYou walk up to Eme F#mand try to look Ashy.
DThe red round your Aeyes Dsays that you ain't a Echild.
[Chorus]
Get out and Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby..
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
[Verse 4]
Well, I've Dseen your face, in a Etrashy magazine.
You Dknow where you're going, but I don't Elike the places
you've Abeen.E.....Ah, ah, Aah.E.
[Instrumental]
A E F#m A D A D E
[Chorus]
Get out and Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby..
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
[Verse 5]
I can Dpick your face out from the Efront or behind.
You Dmay look pretty, but I Ecan't say the same for your AmindE.
Ah, ah, Aah.E  
[Verse 6]
ALaugh it up a Ebit. F#mGive it a Atry.
DIf I'm not imApressed, Dyou can still Ecry.
[Chorus]
Get out and Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby..
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
[Verse 7]
By the Dtime you're thirty, gonna look sixty-Efive.
You Dwon't look pretty, and your Efriends will have
kissed you goodAbyeE.
[Chorus]
Get out and Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby..
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
[Outro]
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
Aride on, baby, F#mride on, baby.
All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

The Rolling Stones, known for pioneering a gritty, rhythmically driven sound rooted in blues and early rock and roll, deliver a raw energy in "Ride On Baby." This track, appearing on the 1967 release Flowers, embodies the band's early spirit as a driving force in the British Invasion and the youthful counterculture of the 1960s. It captures the essence of their sound before their songwriting partnership truly solidified. Playing it feels like stepping into a moment of pure, unadulterated rock 'n' roll.

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