F# Well the south side of Chicago G#7 Is the baddest part of town A#7 B And if you go down there youʼd better just beware C#7 F# Of a man named Leroy Brown F# Now Leroyʼs more than trouble G#7 You see he stands ʼbout six foot four A#7 B All the downtown ladies call him treetop lover C#7 F# All the men just call him ʼsirʼ Chorus: F# And heʼs bad, bad, Leroy Brown G#7 The baddest man in the whole down town A#7 B Badder than old King Kong C#7 F# Meaner than a junkyard dog F# Now Leroy heʼs a gambler G#7 And he likes his fancy clothes A#7 B And he likes to wear his diamond rings C#7 F# In front of everybodyʼs nose F# He got a custom Continental G#7 He got an El Dorado too A#7 B He got a 32 gun in his pocket for fun C#7 F# He got a razor in his shoe Chorus: F# And heʼs bad, bad, Leroy Brown G#7 The baddest man in the whole down town A#7 B Badder than old King Kong C#7 F# Meaner than a junkyard dog F# Well Friday ʼbout a week ago G#7 Leroy shooting dice A#7 B And at the edge of the bar sat a girl name Doris C#7 F# And oh that girl looked nice F# Well he cast his eyes upon her G#7 And the trouble soon began A#7 B And Leroy Brown learned a lesson ʼbout messinʼ C#7 F# With the wife of a jealous man Chorus: F# And heʼs bad, bad, Leroy Brown G#7 The baddest man in the whole down town A#7 B Badder than old King Kong C#7 F# Meaner than a junkyard dog F# Well the two men took to fightinʼ G#7 And when they pulled him from the floor A#7 B Leroy looked like a jigsay puzzle C#7 F# With a couple of pieces gone Chorus: F# And heʼs bad, bad, Leroy Brown G#7 The baddest man in the whole down town A#7 B Badder than old King Kong C#7 F# Meaner than a junkyard dog
