Hush

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Hush: Deep Purple
#4 in 1968. (This is an old Joe South song
jazzed up. Was also done by Billy Joe Royal.)
[Intro]
G F D E
A
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
[Verse 1]
A
I got a certain little girl, she's on my mind
A
No doubt about it, she looks so fine
A
She's the best girl that I've ever had
A
Sometimes she gonna make me feel so bad
[Pre-Chorus]
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
[Chorus]
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
I thought I heard her calling my name, now
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
She broke my heart but I love her just the same, now
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
I thought I heard her calling my name, now
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
I need her lovin' and I'm not to blame, now
[Bridge]
A
Love, love,
they got it early in the morning
A
Love, love,
they got it late in the evening
A
Love, love,
Well, I want it, I need it
A
Love love,
I gotta, gotta have it
A
[Verse 2]
A
She's got lovin' like quicksand
A
Only took one touch of her hand
A
Blow my mind and I'm in so deep
A
That I can't eat and I can't sleep
[Pre-Chorus]
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
[Chorus]
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
I thought I heard her calling my name, now
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
She broke my heart but I love her just the same, now
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
I thought I heard her calling my name, now
A
Hush, hush...
D G D
I need her lovin' and I'm not to blame, now
[Bridge]
A
Love, love,
they got it early in the morning
A
Love, love,
they got it late in the evening
A
Love, love,
Well, I want it, I need it
A
Love love,
Hey, I gotta, gotta have it
[Instrumental]
A
(A lot!)
Ending
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
F C G D A
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
(Slower)
F C G D A
N.C.
Na nana na...nana na...nana na
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

Hush chords and lyrics

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Hush: Deep Purple
#4 in 1968. (This is an old Joe South song
jazzed up. Was also done by Billy Joe Royal.)
[Intro]
G   F   D   E
A
[Verse 1]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
they got it early in the morning
they got it late in the evening
Well, I want it, I need it
I gotta, gotta have it
A
[Verse 2]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
they got it early in the morning
they got it late in the evening
Well, I want it, I need it
Hey, I gotta, gotta have it
[Instrumental]
[Ending]
(Slower)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

Hush Chords by Deep Purple

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