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Respect

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                        Respect - Train
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By: Bnl214@aol.com
Chords used:
D          D/F#
: xx0232   : 200232
G          Bm
: 320033    : 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.
       DGDG
INTRO:    
FIRST VERSE
D
For reasons I don't know I
G
Treated you so cold
D                          G
I wish I had those times again
D
Something that you said keeps
G
Ringing in my head
D
"Someday you're gonna wanna come back and
G
You're gonna wanna treat me fine"
CHORUS
D
Everybody needs a little respect
G
Everybody needs a little time
D
Everybody needs a little respect
G
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.)

Respect chords and lyrics

Free chords for Respect by Train. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

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                        Respect - Train
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By: Bnl214@aol.com
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
CHORUS
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
Sax Solo (Chorus/Intro Chords)
CHORUS
End together on D (This may actually be the hard part.)

Respect Chords by Train

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