(originally by Dobie Gray) Capo: 3rd fret [Intro] G C G C G [Verse 1] G I woke up feeling the sunshine Am Drift across my face Am It took me back to emotions Am From another time and place G Those yesterdays Em G Cruising in my Chevrolet D I held my baby in my arms C But my first love was always those songs [Chorus] G C I'm talkin' 'bout soul days G C G C G Talkin' about those sweet soul days [Verse 2] G I crawled out of bed real slowly Am Threw on some old blue jeans Am I found my favorite T-shirt Am And started rollin' up my sleeves G Like James Dean Em G Thinkin' I was still nineteen D I walked outside and looked around C My heart was pumping when I found [Chorus] G C It's gonna be a soul day C I laid back sunning G Sweet summer soul days [Bridge] Bm Think I'll take my baby for a ride Em Down to the back road C Out in the country C Where the summer winds blow Bm Over by the river Em There's a barbecue shack C Otis on the jukebox Em You know, I like it like that D Oh yeah [Chorus] G C Soul days C Dancin' with my baby G Swayin' to the sweet soul days [Interlude] G C G [Verse 3] G And when the sun goes down Am And we're on the road again Am Those white lines runnin' down the highway Am Slowly reelin' us in G With the radio on Em G Swinging to the sweet soul songs D And the music's playin' through the night C Takin' us back to when everything was alright [Chorus] G C Soul days G Talkin' about those sweet summer soul days C I'm talkin' 'bout soul days G C I'm going back to the sweet summer soul days [Outro] G Soul days G Soul days C I wanna hear some Wilson Pickett G And some Joe Tex C I wanna hear some Sam & Dave C Oh, listen here G Hey, Sam, I wanna hear some Aretha G I wanna hear some Ray Charles C And some soulful Sam Cooke now C What about that G I wanna hear some Arthur Conley C Well, what about Edwin Starr
(originally by Dobie Gray) I woke up feeling the sunshine Drift across my face It took me back to emotions From another time and place Those yesterdays Cruising in my Chevrolet I held my baby in my arms But my first love was always those songs I'm talking 'bout Soul days Talking about those sweet soul days I crawled out of bed real slowly Threw on some old blue jeans I found my favorite T-shirt And started rolling up my sleeves Like James Dean Thinking I was still nineteen I walked outside and looked around My heart was pumping when I found There's gonna be a soul day I laid back sunning, sweet summer soul days I think I'll take my baby for a ride down the back road Out in the country where the summer winds blow Over by the river there's a barbecue shack Oh, it's on the jukebox You know I like it like that (Oh yeah) Soul days Dancing with my baby Swaying to the sweet soul days And when the sun goes down And we're on the road again Those white lines running down the highway Slowly reeling us in With the radio on Singing to the sweet soul songs And the music's playing through the night Taking us back when everything was alright Soul days Talking about those sweet, summer soul days I'm talking 'bout soul days I'm going back to the sweet, summer soul days Mmm-hmm, soul days (Soul days) I wanna hear some Wilson Pickett, some Joe Tex I wanna hear some Sam and Dave (Oh, listen here) Hey, Sam I wanna hear some Aretha (I wanna hear some Ray Charles) And some soulful Sam Cooke, now (What about that?) I wanna hear some Arthur Conley Well, what about Edwin Starr?...
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