Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die Chords by Jethro Tull
- Key: C
- BPM: 74
- Capo: no capo
PULSO FUERTE
TOO OLD TO ROCK 'N' ROLL: TOO YOUNG TO DIE ACORDES
[Start] [Intro] C Ab F Eb Db F C ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ F G C Am The old rocker wore his hair too long G Wore his trouser cuffs too tight C F G Am D G ■ Unfashionable ■ to the end drank his ale too light [Verse] C D G Death's head belts buckle yesterday's dreams E7 Am D The transport caf' prophet of doom G C D G ■ Ringing no change in his ■ double sewn seams Em Am D In his postwar babe gloom [Chorus] Bb C F Bb Now he's too ■ old to rock 'n' roll Eb Am D ■ But he's too young to die Bb C F Bb Yes he's too ■ old to rock 'n' roll Eb Bb F ■ But he's too young to die C F G D C ■ He once owned a Harley ■ Davidson ■ Am D G ■ And a triumph Bonneville [Verse] C F G C Am7 ■ Counted his friends in burned out spark plugs ■ Dm7 G And prays that he always will C D G Em But he's the last of the blue blood greasers ■ boys E7 Am D And all of his mates are doing time G C D G Em ■ Married with three kids ■ up by the ring road Am D Sold their souls straight down the line G C D G ■ And some of them own ■ little sports cars Em Am D And meet at the tennis club do's G C D G ■ For drinks on a Sunday work on Monday Em Am D They've thrown away their blue suede shoes [Chorus] Bb C F Bb Now they're too old to rock 'n' roll Eb Am D ■ And they're too young to die Bb C F Bb And they're too old ■ to rock 'n' roll Eb Bb F ■ And they're too young to die [Inst] C Ab F Eb Db F ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ C F G C So the old rocker ■ gets out his bike A7 D G To make a ton before he takes his leave [Verse] C F G C Am ■ Up on the Aone ■ by Scotch Corner ■ D G Just like it used to be C D G And as he flies tears in his eyes Em Am D His windwhipped words echo the final take G C D G Em ■ And he hits the trunk road doing around a one hundred and twenty Am D With no room left to brake [Chorus] D7 Bb C F ■ And he was too ■ old to rock 'n' roll Bb Eb A7 D But he was too young to die Bb C F Bb He was ■ too old to rock 'n' roll Eb Bb F7 And he was too young to die Bb F Bb No you're never too ■ old to rock 'n' roll F7 Eb Bb F7 If ■ you're too young to die Bb7 C7 F Bb Eb No you're never too old to rock 'n' roll ■ Bb But he was too young to die [Outro] C Ab F Eb Db F ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ [End]