Too Tight tab - rolling stones

e: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 09:46:58 PDT
From: DON CZAR 
Subject: r/rolling_stones/too_tight.crd

SONG: TOO TIGHT
ARTIST: ROLLING STONES
ALBUM: BRIDGES TO BABYLON
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
E-MAIL: guitarzan7@hotmail.com


                           TOO TIGHT
                         ROLLING STONES

INTRO: USE BARRE CHORDS
       G  C  G - 5x's  THEN  Am Am Am  C  Bm  G -- 4x's


CHORUS:
        G                   D        G   Am Am Am  C Bm G
       Baby don't get too tight with me
        G                   D       Em
       Yes you're far too tight for me


VERSE: 
       Bm
       I got your messages
           Am
       And how can I resist
       Bm
       But if you come around
              Am                       G
       Don't slap the cuffs upon my wrist


CHORUS:
        G               D        G     G  C  G 
       Baby you're too tight for me
       ( I warn you ) Yeah
        G        D       Em
       Far too tight for me
       Yeah


VERSE:
       Untie those sheep shanks, yes
       And all those fancy knots
       I'm not Houdini, honey
       C'mon now and loosen up


INTERLUDE:
        G
       Tight
      C      G
       Too tight
      C      G
       Too tight
      C      G
       Too tight


VERSE:
       Yeah, don't try to reel me in
       With all those charm school looks
       I've seen it all a thousand times
       I sung that song, I wrote that fucking book


INSTRUMENTAL: SOLO OVER - G  D  G  ;  G   D   Em
                            Bm  Am  Bm  Am  G


VERSE: 
       Do yourself a favor now
       Don't drive me 'round the block
       Let's split another bottle, now
       Let's take a hit, loosen up

CHORUS:
        G              D      G
       Don't get too tight on me
                         G        D              Em
       'Cause I'm, I'm bound so tight I can't breathe

VERSE:
       We'll watch the sun go down
       Upon the swollen sea
       ( Aahhhhhh )
       If you try to chain me up
       I'll vanish like a broken dream


OUTRO:     
       Don't get so tight       G  C  G -- to fade
       Don't get so tight
       Too tight

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The Rolling Stones - Too tight - with Lyrics
from the album Bridges to Babylon Baby, don't get too tight with me Yes, you're far too tight for me I got your messages And how can I resist But if you come around Don't slap the cuffs upon my wrist Baby you're tight for me (I warn you) yeah Far too tight for me Yeah Untie those sheep shanks, yes And all those fancy knots I'm not Houdini, honey C'mon now and loosen up (Tight) (Too tight) (Too tight) (Too tight) Yeah, don't try to reel me in With all those charm school looks I've seen it all a thousand times I sung that song, I wrote that fucking book Do yourself a favor now Don't drive me 'round the block Let's split another bottle, now Let's take a hit, loosen up Don't get too tight on me 'Cause I'm, I'm bound so tight I can't breathe We'll watch the sun go down Upon the swollen sea Aahhhhhh If you try to chain me up I'll vanish like a broken dream Don't get so tight Don't get so tight Too tight

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