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Rest 2 measures for guitar intro. Come in with drums.
Bill Wyman is playing bass for the stones on this track and he adds a lot of
variation to his parts. This is just a basic outline for you. Good Luck.
Verse 1 - part A
G:----------------------------------------------------------------
D:-----------------------7-----------------------------7----------
A:--7---7-7-6---4----------------7---7-7-6---4--------------------
E:-------------------5----------------------------5---------------
Line changes about 30 seconds into the song
Verse 1 - part B
G:----------------------------------------------------------------
D:------------6---------------------------6-----------------------
A:--7---7----------------------7---7------------------------------
E:---------4------5--5-7-7-------------4-----5--5-7-7-------------
Chorus
G:------------------------------------------------------------------
D:-----------------------------6------------7-------------6-----9---
A:----------------------------------------------------------------9-
E:--5-5--5-5-5---5---4-4--4-4-----5-5--5-5-----4-4--4-4-------7-----
***Verse Variation in the last quarter of the song
G:----------------------------------------------------------------
D:-----------------------7-----------------------------7----------
A:--7---7-6-7---4----------------7---7-7-6---4--------------------
E:-------------------5----------------------------5---------------
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Jesse Professional |
#1 by Jesse Garcia at Mar 14, 1981 at 1:59 PM EST |
| great song....one of their best and always makes you think about the one you want so bad but just can't have at the moment.....i like it though because it isn't one of those sappy love songs about someone ignoring you.....he is very optimistic as he sings it. | |
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*AnToNiA* Wanna Be |
#2 by *AnToNiA* at May 14, 1993 at 8:43 AM EST |
| I believe this was actually written by Keith about Anita Pallenberg, he was sick of her games and he just wanted to make love to her. "Saying shit to get laid" is the dumbest thing I have ever heard, you completely missed the point of the song, its the opposite of that. He's through "saying shit to get laid", he's not trying to decieve her, he's just straight forward asking her to make love to him, that's it. | |
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Average |
#3 by Tree aka Sophie at Jul 17, 1994 at 10:32 PM EST |
| When I was young, I thought Mick was singing "I'll never leave your pizza burning." Now, if he'd just said that, and if I were the girl, I'd be with him in a heartbeat. | |
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Tom Rhythm Player |
#4 by Tom at Apr 6, 2006 at 11:14 AM EST |
| He's lying when he says he'll never be her beast of burden. He'll do anything, anything, so she'll make love to him and be his. She can throw him out and treat him bad, as long as she puts him out of his misery (ie has sex with him). He's so enthralled that he can't even keep up a modicum of self-respect. | |
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Austin Average |
#5 by Austin Reihl at Jul 16, 2006 at 6:46 PM EST |
| one of those songs that makes you forget to breath | |
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matt Average |
#6 by matt rigg at Aug 23, 2006 at 9:04 PM EST |
| oh...come on u guess kno the story..its a classic tail and a spoiled girl getting chased by a guy and she's having him jump through hoops for her...and he's fed out with...this song is his way of venting his frustration | |
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joe Average |
#7 by joe barker at Sep 13, 2006 at 5:36 AM EST |
| This song means so much to me.....it's great! | |
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Rivers Average |
#8 by Rivers Light at Oct 9, 2006 at 1:02 AM EST |
| my first impression of this song is that it is absolutly amazing and that i want somebody to feel that way about me. but after closer consideration im wondering if he just wants sex that bad that he's just saying shit to get laid. | |
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Senour Average |
#9 by Senour Dakota at Nov 2, 2006 at 4:51 AM EST |
| everything in the song compliments itself so well. no one can do this song justice but the stones themselves. | |
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Lauren Rhythm Player |
#10 by Lauren A at Nov 3, 2006 at 8:10 AM EST |
| to those above, nice work explaining the song. you guys are cool.....nope. anywho, i think Beast of Burden is about a guy who wants this girl, but she keeps on telling him "I ain't your kind of man" | |
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jack Average |
#11 by jack at May 26, 2007 at 11:01 PM EST |
| this song is great. how the hell did they make such a great song it sounds so perfect man. the guitars are matched up perfectly the sounds so right | |
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jar0n Average |
#12 by jar0n at Oct 5, 2007 at 4:04 PM EST |
| I used to think Mick Jagger said, "Suck a duck", rather than, "Yeah, all your sickness I can suck it up" | |
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eric Rhythm Player |
#13 by eric millon at Oct 7, 2007 at 1:12 PM EST |
| amazing song enough said | |