The bangin’
man
A - D - C - A
(4x)
A
1. When you wake up in the morning,
E
you can’t remember much about the night before.
A
Then the lady who’s beside you
gets up,
E
she goes right out
and locks the bathroom door.
D
And your head
won’t stop singing, the phone won’t stop ringing,
F
your plane is going to leave at 12:15.
A E A
It was close to
six o’clock before you got to know a little dream.
E D A
Look at the bangin‘ man, he says he can, time after time,
E E7 A
he’ll get down, down, down, to bang
him back home.
E D A
Oh, look at the bangin‘ man, he says he can, time after time,
E E7 A
he’ll get down, down, down, to bang
him back home.
+ A - D - C - A (2x)
A
2. I’ve been in fifty
different towns in fifty different days,
E
they all got
different names.
A
I’ve been in
fifty limousines and fifty hotel rooms,
E
they all look the
same.
D
And your head won’t stop cracking, your
case needs unpacking,
F
the only sound is from the TV screen,
A
until
a knock comes on the door
E A
and
standing there’s another little dream.
+ CHORUS + A - D - C - A (4x)
A
3. Oh, when you wake up in the morning,
E
you
can’t remember much about the night before.
A
A small reminder
of the state you were in
E
and all the tattered clothes across the
floor.
D
And your head still keeps singing, the
phone still keeps ringing,
F
remember just
exactly where you’ve been.
A E
’Cause there ain’t no doubt about it, there’s
no better things to see
A
than what you’ve seen.
+ CHORUS
E D
A
+ Look at the bangin‘ man, he says he can, time after time,
E E7 A
he’ll
get down, down, down, to bang him back home.
+ A - D - C - A (4x)
(Slade)