Suzie Q Uke tab by Creedence Clearwater Revival

4 Chords used in the song: E7, A, C7, B7

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Susie Q Creedence Clearwater Revival

E7 chordE7
Oh Susie Q, oh Susie Q
A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7
Oh Susie Q, baby I love you Susie Q

E7 chordE7
I like the way you walk, I like the way you talk
A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7
I like the way you walk, I like the way you talk Susie Q

E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 X2

E7 chordE7
Say that you'll be true, say that you'll be true
A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7
Say that you'll be true and never leave me blue Susie Q

E7 chordE7
Say that you'll be mine, say that you'll be mine
A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7
Say that you'll be mine, baby, all the time Susie Q

E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 (repeat until Susie is tired)

E7 chordE7
Oh Susie Q, oh Susie Q
A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7
Oh Susie Q, baby I love you Susie Q

E7 chordE7
I like the way you walk, I like the way you talk
A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7
I like the way you walk, I like the way you talk Susie Q


E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 A chordA C7 chordC7 B7 chordB7 E7 chordE7 E7 chordE7 (repeat and Fade)

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About this song: Suzie Q

"Susie Q" is a song by Louisiana-born singer and guitarist Dale Hawkins (1936–2010).Perhaps the most famous cover version is by Creedence Clearwater Revival on their debut album released in 1968. This song was one of their first big hits, and was the band's only Top 40 hit that was not written by John Fogerty, peaking at #11, but made the top ten on some charts.[8] The album version clocks in at 8:37. The single version is split into parts one and two. Read more on Last.fm.

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