Published: 2016-04-05 17:39 Selection chords: Henry Walker
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Intro: F#EBF#EBEF#
I was a little too tall
E
Couldʼve used a few pounds
BE
Tight pants points hardly renown
F#E
She was a black haired beauty with big dark eyes
BEF#E
And points all her own sitting way up high
BE
Way up firm and high
F#E
Out past the cornfields where the woods got heavy
BE
Out in the backseat of my ʼ60 Chevy
F#EB
Workin on mysteries without any clues
C#D#mC#B
Workin on our night moves
C#D#mC#B
Tryin to make some front page drive-in news
D#mC#B
Workin on our night moves
F#EBE
In the summertime
F#EBE
In the sweet summertime
F#E
We werenʼt in love, oh no, far from it
BE
We werenʼt searchinʼ for some pie in the sky summit
F#E
We were just young and restless and bored
BE
Livinʼ by the sword
F#E
And weʼd steal away every chance we could
BE
To the backroom, to the alley or the trusty woods
F#
I used her, she used me
E
But neither one cared
B
We were getting our share
C#D#mC#B
Workin on our night moves
C#D#mC#B
Tryin to lose the awkward teenage blues
D#mC#B
Workin on our night moves
F#EBE
And it was summertime
F#EB
Sweet summertime, summertime
D#mF#F#7BF#
Ohhh, the wonder
B
We felt the lightning
E
And we waited on the thunder
C#
Waited on the thunder
F#F#
I awoke last night to the sound of thunder
Bmaj7
How far off I sat and wondered
F#Bmaj7
Started humming a song from 1962
D#mB
Ainʼt it funny how the night moves
D#mB
When you just donʼt seem to have as much to lose
D#mBBmaj7
Strange how the night moves
F#
With autumn closing in
G#C#F#EBEF#EB
Mm. Night Moves Mm.
EF#EB
Night Moves
EF#
Night Moves Yeah
EBEF#
I sure remember the night moves
EB
In the morning, I remember.
EF#
Funny how you remember.
EBEF#
I remember, I remember, I remember, I remember Oh, oh, Oh
F#
Keep it workinʼ,
EBE
workinʼ and practicinʼ. Workinʼ and practicinʼ
F#EB
all of the night moves,
EBE
Night Moves Oh.
F#EBE
I remember, yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember Ooh.
F#EB
I remember, Lord, I remember, Lord, I remember, Oh
D#m
Ooooooooooh
A#m
Oh Yeah
G#m
Uh huh
B
Uh huh
F#
I remember, I remember