Put A Quarter In The Jukebox Chords
by Buck Owens
Put A Quarter In The Jukebox by Buck Owens is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of F with a capo on the 1st fret. It uses the chords E, B7, E) and A. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
(st. Fret to play with CD)
(The Song was recorded in the key of “F”)
(Intro E-B7-E)
E B7
Somebody put a quarter in the jukebox
E
Somebody play that certain hurtin' song
A
That one about forever, that one about no never
B7 E
That one about the good love that's gone wrong
E B7
I'd tell our friends I'm doin' fine without you
E
I'd tell our friends I never am alone
A
But I'm afraid they'll know it Yes, I'm afraid I'll show it
B7 E
'Cause all I ever play's that same ole song
Chorus
E B7
So, Somebody put a quarter in the jukebox
E
Somebody play that certain hurtin' song
A
That one about forever, that one about no never
B7 E
That one about the good love thats gone wrong
(Instr.E-B7-E-A-B7-E)
E B7
So I'm sittin' here a staring at the jukebox
E
Hopin' that somebody comes along
A
Somebody who for starters will have a pocket full of quarters
B7 E
And who'll play that love gone wrong song all night long.
(Repeat Chorus)
Tagg:
E B7 E
Somebody play the jukebox all night long...