Berikut kunci gitar lengkap lagu Cant Nobody Love You dari Zombies. Gunakan tombol ▲▼ untuk transpose ke nada yang sesuai suaramu, dan tombol ▶ untuk auto-scroll saat bermain.
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can’t nobody love you - the zombies
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tabbed by : nick sklias
email : love . sklias@gmail . com
tuning : standard
intro : C
F A7
can’t nobody love you
D7
like i’m loving you , baby
G
cause they don’t know how
C F C7
to love you like i do
F A7
can’t nobody love you
D7
like i’m loving you , right now
G
cause they don’t know how
C
to love you like i do , listen now ,
F
i’m gonna love you in the morning
A7
love you late at night
A#
girl , i ain’t gonna stop loving you
G
til you tell me everything’s alright oh
F A7 D7
can’t nobody , n’ nobody love you
G
cause they don’t know how
C F C7
to love you like i do
F A7 D7
( can’t . . . . nobody kiss you )
and there’s nobody who can kiss you
D7
like i’m kissing you , right now
G
cause they don’t know how
C F C7
to kiss you like i do
F A7 D7
( can’t . . . . nobody love you )
can’t nobody talk to you
D7
like i’m talking to you right now
G
cause they don’t know how to talk to you
C
the way i do , listen now
F
sam bought you cake and ice cream
A7
called you cherry pie
A#
ray charles called you his sunshine
G
but you the apple , apple of my eye , oh
F A7 D7
there’s nobody , nobody who can love you
G
cause they don’t know how
C F
to love you like i do
G
no , they don’t know how
C7
to love you
F A# F
like i do
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| \/ slide up
| slide down
| h hammer - on
| p pull - off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x mute note
| B bend
| pb pre - bend
| br bend release
| pbr pre - bend release
| brb bend release bend
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