I'm A Good Boy chords by Eddy Arnold

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Verse 1
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Do  (D major) do  (A major) do,  (D major) do do do,
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 (A major)  (D major) do do do, do do do
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When  (A major) I  park  (D major) the car where
there's dimly lighted
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There's no  (A major) cause  (D major) to get excited, no
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You sure? Uh  (E flat major) -uh, I'm  (E major) a good boy  (A major) 
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If my  (E major) arms should slip  (B major)  (E major) around
your shoulder
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That's no  (B major) sign that  (E major) I'll get bolder, no  (A major) 
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You sure? Uh -oh, I'm a  (D major) good boy
If I hold you tight
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And I kinda think  (E major) I  (D major) might
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Don't be afraid  (G major) of me
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Cause,  (E major) honey, I won't bite  (A major) 
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If I steal  (D major) a kiss,  (A major) gentle  (D major) and romantic  (A major) 
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Just  (E major) re (B major) lax  (E major) and don't get frantic, no
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 (A major) Why not? Uh -uh! I'm a  (B major) good boy.
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I'm  (E major) a good boy for  (F sharp minor) you.  (D major)  (A major)  (D major) 
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Uh  (B major) -uh! I'm  (A major) a  good boy.  (E major)  (B major)  (E major)  (A major) 
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I'm a  (D major) good boy, if I hold you tight
And I kinda think I might,
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don't be afraid  (G major) of me
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 (E major) Cause, honey, I won't bite.  (A major) 
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D 
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If I steal  (D major) a kiss,  (A major) gentle  (D major) and romantic,  (A major) 
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 (E major) Just relax and don't get frantic,  (A major) no.
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Why not? Uh -uh. I'm  (B major) a  good boy.
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I'm a  (E major) good boy.  (A major) 
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For you.  (D major)  (E major)  (D major) 
Thank you. I'm a good boy.
Hello, everyone.
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This  (G minor) is   Eddie Arnold
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on  (G major) Country Music Time.
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I hope you'll  (A flat minor) stay with us
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and follow us through our  (E major) little songs,
and maybe you might find one of them
that would be a little entertaining.
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 (F sharp major) I'd love to sing you  (F sharp major) kind
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of a  (A major) sentimental song,
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 (E major) one of my favorites,
called A Little on the Lonely Side.
Gentlemen, Mr. Hughes.