(learn c5 and g5 and you can play the entire song)
You got me tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
Tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long with a two ton anchor
I can't move my arms
To hold nobody
Hold nobody but you
I can't move my legs s
To chase nobody
To kick nobody but you
You got me tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
Tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
I can't move eyes
To see nobody
See nobody but you
I can't move my tongue
To taste nobody
To lick nobody but you
You got me tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
Tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
I can't move my lips
To kiss nobody
Kiss nobody but you
I can't move my heart
To love nobody
To love nobody but you
You got me tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
Tied down with battleship chains
Fifty foot long and a two ton anchor
You got me tied, tied,
Whoo hoo, tied tied
Don't you know you got me
Tied tied, whoo hoo
Baby don't you know you got me
Tied tied, whoo hoo
The Georgia Satellites are an American rock band formed in Macon, Georgia, in the 1970s. Led by singer and guitarist Dan Baird, the group achieved international fame with their self-titled debut album in 1986, which included hits like "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" and "Battleship Chains." Their sound, characterized by bluesy riffs, catchy melodies, and direct lyrics, has influenced generations of rock musicians. After a hiatus in the 1990s, the Georgia Satellites continued to record and perform, maintaining a strong fan base worldwide. Among their most popular songs are also "O.D.'d on Life" and "Southbound."
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