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Elvis Presley: That's Alright, Mama\r\n \r\nElvis heard bluesman Arthur Crudup play this as a medium shuffle; The King,\r\nhimself played it in a rockabilly style with a bass pattern alternating\r\nbetween the root and the fifth. Both are great.\r\n \r\n[Verse]\r\nA<\/span>\r\nWell, that's alright, mama\r\nA<\/span>\r\nThat's alright for you\r\nA<\/span> A7<\/span>\r\nThat's alright mama, just anyway you do\r\nA7<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nWell, that's alright, that's alright.\r\nD<\/span> E7<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nThat's alright now mama, anyway you do\r\n \r\n[Verse]\r\nA<\/span>\r\nMama she done told me,\r\nA<\/span>\r\nPapa done told me too\r\n\r\nA<\/span>\r\n'Son, that gal your foolin' with,\r\n A<\/span> A7<\/span>\r\nShe ain't no good for you'\r\n A7<\/span> D<\/span>\r\nBut, that's alright, that's alright.\r\nD<\/span> E7<\/span> A<\/span>\r\nThat's alright now mama, anyway you do\r\n \r\n[Solo]\r\n| A<\/span> | A<\/span> | A<\/span> | A<\/span> |\r\n| D<\/span> | D<\/span> | E<\/span> | E<\/span> |\r\n| A<\/span> | A<\/span> |\r\n \r\n[Verse]\r\n A<\/span>\r\nI'm leaving town, baby\r\nA<\/span>\r\nI'm leaving town for sure\r\nA<\/span>\r\nWell, then you won't be bothered with\r\n A A7\r\nMe hanging 'round your door\r\n A7 D\r\nWell, that's alright, that's alright.\r\nD E7 A\r\nThat's alright now mama, anyway you do\r\n \r\n \r\n[Outro]\r\n A\r\nA da-da dee dee dee-dee\r\nA\r\nDee, dee dee-dee\r\nA\r\nDee, dee, dee-dee, I need your\r\nD\r\nLoving, That's alright,\r\n E7 A\r\nThat's alright now mama, anyway you do\r\nX<\/div><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Elvis Elvis Presley: That’s Alright, Mama Elvis heard bluesman Arthur Crudup play this as a medium shuffle; The King, himself played it in a rockabilly style with a bass pattern alternating between the root and the fifth. Both are great. [Verse] A Well, that’s alright, mama A That’s alright for …