Biography:
Terri Gibbs (born June 15, 1954) is a country music performer and song-writer who had some pop and country hits during the early 1980s. Gibbs was born in Miami, Florida and raised in Grovetown, Georgia from age one. She is blind from birth.
Terri Gibbs learned to play the piano at three years of age and was influenced by a variety of musical styles in her formative years. Her most successful hit was in 1981, "Somebody's Knockin'", a #8 country and #13 pop hit.
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Somebody's Knockin' - Terri Gibbs
** The original studio track was in the key of Bm. For ease of playing and vocal range I do it in Am.
For the original key, one can transpose to Bm or simply put a capo at the 2nd fret. **
[Verse]
Am
Somebody's knocking, should I let him in
D7
Lord it's the devil, would you look at him
F C F
I've heard about him, but I never dreamed
F E7
He'd have blue eyes and blue jeans
[Verse]
Am
Well somebody's talking, he's whispering to me
D7
Your place or my place, well which will it be
F C F
I'm getting weaker and he's coming on strong
F E7
But I don't wanna go wrong
[Chorus]
Dm G
He must have tapped my telephone line
Dm G C
He must have known I'm spending my time a-lone
Dm G
He says we'll have one heavenly night
Dm G C E7
My fever's burning so he ought to be right at home
[Verse]
Am
Somebody's knocking, should I let him in
D7
Lord it's the devil, would you look at him
F C F
I've heard about him, but I never dreamed
F E7
He'd have blue eyes and blue jeans
[Chorus]
Dm G
He must have tapped my telephone line
Dm G C
He must have known I'm spending my time a-lone
Dm G
He says we'll have one heavenly night
Dm G C E7
My fever's burning so he ought to be right at home
[Outro]
Am
Somebody's knocking...
Am
Somebody's knocking...
Am
Ooh, Somebody's knocking...
Am
Well, Somebody's knocking...
Am
Somebody's knocking...
** The original studio track was in the key of Bm. For ease of playing and vocal range I do it in Am.
For the original key, one can transpose to Bm or simply put a capo at the 2nd fret. **
[Verse]
Am
Somebody's knocking, should I let him in
D7
Lord it's the devil, would you look at him
F C F
I've heard about him, but I never dreamed
F E7
He'd have blue eyes and blue jeans
[Verse]
Am
Well somebody's talking, he's whispering to me
D7
Your place or my place, well which will it be
F C F
I'm getting weaker and he's coming on strong
F E7
But I don't wanna go wrong
[Chorus]
Dm G
He must have tapped my telephone line
Dm G C
He must have known I'm spending my time a-lone
Dm G
He says we'll have one heavenly night
Dm G C E7
My fever's burning so he ought to be right at home
[Verse]
Am
Somebody's knocking, should I let him in
D7
Lord it's the devil, would you look at him
F C F
I've heard about him, but I never dreamed
F E7
He'd have blue eyes and blue jeans
[Chorus]
Dm G
He must have tapped my telephone line
Dm G C
He must have known I'm spending my time a-lone
Dm G
He says we'll have one heavenly night
Dm G C E7
My fever's burning so he ought to be right at home
[Outro]
Am
Somebody's knocking...
Am
Somebody's knocking...
Am
Ooh, Somebody's knocking...
Am
Well, Somebody's knocking...
Am
Somebody's knocking...
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