Wild Thing chords by The Troggs

Pay attention to this - of the many tabs of this 1966 Troggs protopunker
that I've seen on the net, this is the only one that gets the 'wild thing,
I think I love you' break correct.  Which is all the more amazing when
you see how laughably simple it actually is.

As Dave Marsh said in _The New Book of Rock Lists_: 'Based on their playing
style, the Troggs [troglodytes, i.e. cave dwellers] in question would have
to be considered Neanderthals - Cro-Magnons had art.'  -- AWR


                                "Wild Thing"
                               (Chip Taylor)

Intro:

	-------------
	-------------
	-----9r7-----
	-------------
	-------------
	-------------
	     ^^^ slow reverse bend

	A   D    E
	/ / / /  / / / /

Verse:

	A          D   E   D
	Wild thing        ...

	A          D   E   D
	Heart ...

	A           D      E     D
	Everything ....

	A          D     E
	Wild t....      / / /

Break 1:

	guitar:

	     v       v     v     v     v
	-----------|-------------------------
	--5--5-----|-5-----------------------
	--5--6-(5)-|-6-----------------------
	--5--7--5--|-7-----------------------
	--5--7--5--|-7-----------------------
	-----------|-------------------------

	bass:

	     v       v     v     v     v
	-----------|-2-----------------------
	-----2-----|-------------------------
	-----------|-------------------------
	-----------|-------------------------

	Wild thing, I ....
	[above riff]

	But I wanna ....

	[above riff]

	Come on and ....

	[above riff]

	I love you

	A   D    E   D    A   D    E   D
	/ / / /  / / / /  / / / /  / / / /

[repeat verse]

[ocarina solo over verse chords - no ocarina tab, but there are only four
 notes to it (E, G, A, and B) and you too should be able to play it within
 five minutes of picking up an ocarina]

Break 2:

	Wild thing, I think ......
	A   D    E   D    A   D    E
	/ / / /  / / / /  / / / /  [hold 4 bars]

[repeat verse]

Coda:

	 A          D   E
	Wild t...
	   D           A          D   E
	C'mon, c'mon, ....
	 D                   A
	Shake it, shake ....[fade]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers