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Song
A Little Less Talk (and a Lot More Action)
Toby Keith
First the chords should be explained. It is basically a train beat.
When a letter appears, it is the key that the corresponding chord is played in.
The chords follow.
A: e------------------ E: e------------------ D: e-------------------|
B------------------ B------------------ B-------------------|
G------------------ G------------------ G-2--2--4--2--------|
D-2--2--4--2------- D------------------ D-0--0--0--0--------|
A-0--0--0--0------- A-2--2--4--2------- A-------------------|
E------------------ E-0--0--0--0------- E-------------------|(Intro)
I was getting kinda tired
Of her endless chatter
Nothing I could say
Ever seemed to matter
So I took a little drive
Just to clear my head
I saw a flashing neon up ahead
It looked like a place
To find some satisfaction
A [play first note only; then Rest]
With a little less talk
And a lot more action
I paid the man at the door
And pushed my way to the bar
Shouted for a drink
Over a screaming guitar
A drunk on a stool
Tried to mess with my head
But I didn't even listen
To a word he said
I knew somewhere
Amid all this distraction
A [repeat of first note...]
Was a little less talk
And a lot more action
Chorus
A little less talk
If you please
A lot more loving
Is what I need
Let's get on down
To the main attraction
A [first note...]
With a little less talk
And a lot more action
Well she was fighting them off
At a corner table
She had a longneck bottle
She was peeling the label
The look on her face
It was perfectly clear
She said somebody please
Get me out of here
The look she shot me
Through the glass refraction
A [first note...]
Said a little less talk
And a lot more action
Chorus
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Nino Bonura
bonurn@rpi.edu
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