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Billie The Vision And The Dancers - A Man From Argentina tab
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Song: A Man From Argentina Album: The World According to Pablo Artist: Billie the Vision & the Dancers Intro and Interlude: Am G Em F | Bm C Em F Am G Em F Bm C Em F Jackson Five from a car stereo singing “I want you back, want you back“. Just a Am G Em F Bm C F year ago I would have danced so crazy and now I think I wanna get back on that track. If I Am G Em F Bm C Em F only could relax in this confusion, if I could dance with you the way we used to. Am G Em F Bm C Em F Shake my hips to the revolution, if I could be naive again. Interlude Am G Em F Bm C Em F Catherine says, “Mono’s coming on Friday and I must be the happiest girl in the world”. I’m thinking Am G Em F Bm C Em F I wanna be you I wanna be you I wanna be you, you, you. So Am G Em F Bm C Em F send me a man from Argentina, to make me the happiest girl in the world. So Am G Em F Bm C Em F come to me on Friday, or Saturday, or Sunday, but I can’t wait ‘til Monday. [ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/b/billie-the-vision-and-the-dancers/91924.html ] Am G Em F Bm C Em F come to me on Friday, or Saturday, or Sunday, but I can’t wait ‘til Monday. Interlude Am G Em F Bm C Em F Michael Walden from a car stereo singing “gimme, gimme, gimme all night long”. If I Am G Em F Bm C Em F only could perform I would have sung along cause you know that’s a top five song. Am G Em F Bm C Em F Maggie and Josephine says good things to me and good things have tended to come late. So I Am G Em F Bm C Em F hold my breath there’s a smile on my face and my face wasn’t made to wait. Am G Em F Bm C Em F Catherine says, “Mono’s coming on Friday and I must be the happiest girl in the world”. I’m thinking Am G Em F Bm C Em F I wanna be you I wanna be you I wanna be you, you, you. So Am G Em F Bm C Em F send me a man from Argentina, to make me the happiest girl in the world. So Am G Em F Bm C Em F come to me on Friday, or Saturday, or Sunday, but I can’t wait ‘til Monday. Am G Em F Bm C Em F come to me on Friday, or Saturday, or Sunday, but I can’t wait ‘til Monday. 
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