F G A C though he loved to rock and roll D E F all these many years F G A C he cared about the old people's D Am and little children's ears F G A C though he was a guitar man D E F he reflected and he vowed F G A C never will I ever be G A no n'er n'er again G C the man who was too loud C C6 Johnny's not a poor man C G no, he never gets him down Am F G F now that he is free he is not proud C C6 he don't need the power C G just to make a sound Am Fm G he is not the man that he used to be F G oh, no, the man who was too loud A# Dsus4 Dm I will play soft-ly G Dsus4 Dm A#maj7 A#6 G I will play soft-ly, so softly now F A# G C 'cause I was the man who was too loud A# C Dm F it's not because he don't respect G A A# the popular music star A# C Dm F A# you know I saw him open up for the king Dm of the surf guitar A# C Dm F do not think he does not like G A A# the cheering of the crowd A# C Dm F no, he is glad that they came to see A# D the man who used to be A# F the man who was to loud F F6 Johnny is a rich man F C yeah, he still gets around Dm A# C A# he is glad to be the cat who meowed F F6 he don't need the power F C just to get his sound Dm A#m C he is not the man that he used to be A# C oh no, the man who was to loud D# Gsus4 Gm I will play soft-ly C Gsus4 Gm D#maj7 D#6 C I will play soft-ly, so softly now A# D# C 'cause I was the man who was too loud F D# A# I was way too loud yeah! F G A C D though he loved to rock and roll Oh, better not | TransposeReset Font sizeReset Chords fingeringsA Am A# A#maj7 A#m C C6 D Dm D# D#m D#maj7 Dsus4 D#6 E F Fm F6 G Gm Gsus4 |