Top Hat Bar And Grille chords

Well if you're [A]lookin' for a good time

Look hard as you want but you ain't gonna find
The [E]kinda good time you will
Come ev'y [F#]Friday Saddidy evenin'
[B] | [E] | [E] [A] [Bb] [B] |
At the Top Hat Bar and Grille

Well at the [E]Top Hat Bar and Grille
There is a [A]waitress name of [E]Lil
Well she's a honky tonky, [B]little bit chunky [A] . divorc[E]ee[A] [Bb] [B]
She wear dem [E]tight hippy hugger slacks
You can be[A]lieve me when I tell you, [E]Jack
That she a dancin', prancin', [B]hard romancin' [A]p-i-e-c-[E]e
And she can [A]do the boogie woogie, she can [E]do the boogaloo
And she can [A]do the hootchie cootchie
Oh, she [F#]knows how to nasty [B]too

So if you're [A]lookin' for a good time

Look hard as you want but you ain't gonna find
The [E]kinda good time you will
Come ev'y [F#]Friday Saddidy evenin'
[B] | [E] | [E] [A] [Bb] [B] |
At the Top Hat Bar and Grille

Well, at the [E]Top Hat Bar and Grille
They got this [A]bouncer name of [E]Gil
Well he a honky tonky, [B] . heavily funky [A] . ex-mar[E]ine [A] [Bb] [B]
He wear dem [E]skintight body builder shirts
And Jack, he'll [A]knock you out into the [E]dirt
But if you got no money or you [B]try to be funny
[A] . Then mother you gonna [E]see that man gonna [A]do the boogie woogie
He gonna [E]do the boogaloo, he gonna [A]do the hootchie cootchie
And he'll be [F#]doin' all his dancin' on [B]you

So if you're [A]lookin' for a good time

Look hard as you want but you ain't gonna find
The [E]kinda bad time you will
Come ev'y [F#]Friday Saddidy evenin'
[B] | [E] | [E] |
At the Top Hat Bar and Grill
[A] | [A] |
. Lookin' for a good time
[E] | [E] | [F#] | [B] | [E] |
. Lookin' for a bad time
So if you're [A]lookin' for a good time

Look hard as you want but you ain't gonna find
The [E]kinda good time you will
Come ev'y [F#]Friday Saddidy evenin'
[B] | [E] | [E] | [B] | [B7] | [E] <> |
At the Top Hat Bar and Grille

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(My chord charts are intended to show how, as a rhythm guitarist, I play
songs. I don't claim they are the "right" way. They are not tabs, which
notate precisely how a song was played on a recording.)