‘Golden
Rollin´ Belly’ is from the great “Willard” album, Capitol Records, 1970,
This is a
fine and very sexy song. H ard to resist that growling, ladies?
Drum intro - bass only on first two lines (thumping on the guitar works nicely)
Out on the
road
Without a
woman I get lonely,
Out on the
road
Without a
woman I get mad.
(G)I don't care what the preachers say,
(F)He never had it anyway,
(D7)Never found it lying on his (G)bed...(G7)
I mean a (C)golden rolling (F)belly,
yeah,
Where (G)I can lay my (C)head,
I want a
golden rolling (F)belly, yeah,
Where (G)I can lay my (C)head.
I want a
golden rolling (F)belly, yeah,
Where (G)I can lay my (C)head,
I want a (hold)golden rolling belly, yeah,
Where I can
lay my (C)head. (F)
(G) (C) (hold)
Back in the
(G)room
I turn on
the (F)T.V., I'm not (C)watching.
Back in the
(G)room
I turn on
the (F)radio,
And I don't
(C)hear.
(G)You know what cold showers do,
They (F)make you wet and they turn you blue,
(D7)Nothing takes the place of what I (G)said... (G7)
Yeah, I
want a (C)golden rolling (F)belly, yeah,
Where (G)I can lay my (C)head,
I want a
golden rolling (F)belly, yeah,
Where (G)I can lay my (C)head.
I want a
golden rolling (F)belly, yeah,
Where (G)I can lay my (C)head,
I want a (hold)golden rolling belly, yeah,
Where I can
lay my head.
And if a (F)man said, "(Em7)Boy,
(F)What would (G)you
en(C)joy?
(D7)What would take the hair right off
your (G)head?"
I'd have to
(A7)say:
A (D)golden rolling (G)belly,
yeah,
Where (A7)I can lay my (D)head,
I want a
golden rolling (G)belly, yeah,
Where (A7)I can lay my (D)head.
I want a
golden rolling (G)belly, yeah,
Where (A7)I can lay my (D)head,
(hold)
I want a
golden rolling belly, yeah,
Where I can
lay my head.
(D) on outro.
© John Stewart, All Rights Reserved
Charlie
Woodward, janhauenstein@gmx.de & Art
Faller
October 2006