Biography:
ZZ Top is an American rock trio formed in 1969 in Houston, Texas. The band has, since 1970, consisted of bassist/vocalist Dusty Hill, vocalist/guitarist Billy Gibbons (the band's leader, main lyricist and musical arranger), and drummer Frank Beard. "As genuine roots musicians, they have few peers", according to critic Michael "Cub" Koda. "Gibbons is one of America's finest blues guitarists working in the arena rock idiom [...] while Hill and Beard provide the ultimate rhythm section support."
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Other songs:
- Blue Jean Blues
- La Grange
- Le Grange
- Tush
- A Fool For Your Stockings
- As Time Goes By
- Bad Girl
- Balinese
- Bedroom Thang
- Beer Drinkers And Hell Raisers
- Chartreuse
- Cheap Sunglasses
- Dust My Broom
- Gimme All Your Lovin
- Got Me Under Pressure
- Hi Fi Mama
- I Gotsta Get Paid
- I Need You Tonight
- Im Bad Im Nationwide
- Its Too Easy Manana
- Jesus Just Left Chicago
- Just Got Paid
- Legs
- Mexican Blackbird
- Move Me On Down The Line
- My Heads In Mississippi
- Old Man
- Over You
- Pearl Necklace
- Rough Boy
- Sharp Dressed Man
- She Loves My Automobile
- Shes A Heartbreaker
- Thug
- Thunderbird
- Tube Snake Boogie
- Viva Las Vegas
- Woke Up With Wood
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[Intro]
D5 D+ Dm D-E string (2x) Am C Am B D
Am Am (2x)
[Verse 1]
Am Am/F Am Am/F
Is it you again outside, just banging on the front door?
Am Am/F Am Am/F
You said you had enough, now you coming back for more.
[Chorus]
Dm Dmsus Dm Dmsus
But that's alright,
Am Am/F Am Am/F
I said that that's alright.
C
I may not want to admit it,
B7 E7 Am Am/F Am Am/F
I'm just a fool for your stockings I believe.
[Verse 2]
Now I don't mind when you send money,
And bring your girlfriends with you.
But how could one be so thoughtless, to try handle less than two.
[Chorus]
Dm Dmsus Dm Dmsus
But that's alright,
Am Am/F Am Am/F
I said that that's alright.
C
I may not want to admit it,
B7 E7 Am Am/F Am Am/F
I'm just a fool for your stockings I believe.
[Verse 3]
Now I'm telling everybody, it seems too good to be true.
Sweet things can always get sweeter, I know mine did how 'bout
you.
[Chorus]
Dm Dmsus Dm Dmsus
But that's alright,
Am Am/F Am Am/F
I said that that's alright.
C
I may not want to admit it,
B7 E7 Am Am/F Am Am/F
I'm just a fool for your stockings I believe.
D5 D+ Dm D-E string (2x) Am C Am B D
Am Am (2x)
[Verse 1]
Am Am/F Am Am/F
Is it you again outside, just banging on the front door?
Am Am/F Am Am/F
You said you had enough, now you coming back for more.
[Chorus]
Dm Dmsus Dm Dmsus
But that's alright,
Am Am/F Am Am/F
I said that that's alright.
C
I may not want to admit it,
B7 E7 Am Am/F Am Am/F
I'm just a fool for your stockings I believe.
[Verse 2]
Now I don't mind when you send money,
And bring your girlfriends with you.
But how could one be so thoughtless, to try handle less than two.
[Chorus]
Dm Dmsus Dm Dmsus
But that's alright,
Am Am/F Am Am/F
I said that that's alright.
C
I may not want to admit it,
B7 E7 Am Am/F Am Am/F
I'm just a fool for your stockings I believe.
[Verse 3]
Now I'm telling everybody, it seems too good to be true.
Sweet things can always get sweeter, I know mine did how 'bout
you.
[Chorus]
Dm Dmsus Dm Dmsus
But that's alright,
Am Am/F Am Am/F
I said that that's alright.
C
I may not want to admit it,
B7 E7 Am Am/F Am Am/F
I'm just a fool for your stockings I believe.
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