Born To Boogie (A Tribute To Marc Bolan)

Capo: 2nd fret Intro D What you got? D Born to boogie [Verse 1] D He stood five-foot-four D But was a giant of his generation G Just an Eastern kid D Who became a rock 'n' roll sensation A7 A dandy of a superstar G7 D Who led a sexual revolution D Now when he played guitar D He was a rock god, babyface assassin G D He wore a black bowler hat and a jacket made of cherry red satin A7 He was a hero of mine G7 D That's why I wrote a song about him Chorus G F#m Em D "Bang a Gong," "Get It On," "I Love to Boogie" G F#m Em D "Telegram Sam," "Twentieth Century Boy" G F#m A D "Ride a White Swan" and "Children of the Revolution," revolution [Instrumental] D [Verse 2] D Now when the lights go down and all the crowd is swaying G D Then he starts up "Jeepster," all the girls are screaming Wow, they're screaming all right A7 G7 D If you ever saw this guy, then you'll know just what I'm singing Oh, Lord D Now when I die, I'll be rocking up in Heaven beside him (Heaven beside him) G We'll play a twelve part blues D See if all God's children got the rhythm (Got the rhythm) A7 The little maestro was a genius G7 D That's why I wanna sing about him (Sing about him) Chorus G F#m Em D "Bang a Gong," "Get It On," "I Love to Boogie" G F#m Em D "Telegram Sam," "Twentieth Century Boy" G F#m A D "Ride a White Swan" and "Children of the, of the Revolution," people [Instrumental] G F#m Em D G F#m Em D G F#m A D D Chorus G F#m Em D "Bang a Gong," "Get It On," "I Love to Boogie" G F#m Em D "Telegram Sam," "Twentieth Century Boy" G F#m A D "Ride a White Swan" and "Children of the Revolution" D I love to boogie D I love to boogie D Oh my, he could boogie-woogie-woogie D What a man, what a guy, what a star D Marc the genius