I Just Want To Make Love To You Chords

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FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: luggi69@web.de
DATE: 14 Jul 2001
ARTIST: Foghat
SONG: I Just Want To Make Love To You
ALBUM: ?


		I Just Want To Make Love To You
		^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
		writtten by Willie Dixon


Intro: bass plays A A A D C A A A A etc.

Verse:
A                   D C
I don't want you to
A             D C
Cook my bread
A	         D C
I don't want you
A 		D C
To make my bed
A  		  D C
I don't want your
          D C A
money too
                   G            G#   A A A D C A A A etc.
I just wanna make love to you


Verse:
I don't want you to
Be no slave
I don't want you
To work all day
I don't want you
To be sad and blue
I just wanna make love to you


Bridge:
D
I can tell about the way that you
Baby talk
I can see by the way you
Switch and walk
I can tell by the way you
Treat your man
	      E 		     G          G#  A A A D C A A A etc.
That I could love you baby, it's a cryin' shame

Verse:
I don't want you to
Wash my clothes
I don't want you
To keep our home
I don't want you
To be true
I just wanna make love to you

Solo over verse and bridge

Verse:
I don't want you to
Be no slave
I don't want you
To work all day
I don't want you
To be true
I just wanna make love to you

I don't want you
To keep our home
I don't want you to
Wash my clothes
I don't want you
To be true
I just wanna make love to you

Then do some soli with some chord changing (A D etc.) and fade out.

This tune really rocks...


Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome, just e-mail me!


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