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     His Name Is Legs (Ladies and Gentlemen) – George Harrison
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Written by: George Harrison
From: “Extra Texture (Read All About It)” (1975)

Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard

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[Intro]
| F G | A | F G | A |
(bass only) (+ piano)

[Refrain]
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
| F G | A    D E | F   G A |
Oooh, oooh

[Verse 1]
B                    Gm7
 Everything is Dinky Doo
G7      D              A
   Everything that you do
B                       Gm7
 You, the king of La-Di-Da
G7        D        A
   Pretty very out far
B                        Gm7
 Never oversits, he understands
G7          D           A    G
   Like the back of the ha-a-and
          D         A      C       G
He should sing in a ba-a-a-and, oh yeah

[Refrain]
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
| F G | A    D E | F   G A |
Oooh, oooh

[Verse 2]
B7                             Gm7
 People think he's Loopey Loo, ooh
G7               D           A
   And when they look at his shoes
B7                      Gm7
 He's a rocking sausage roll
G7            D      A
   He gets it in the goal
B7                      Gm7
 Healthy little brown affair
G7             D          A   G
   And when he washes his hai-air
            D          A      C              G      Gsus4 G
He'll get a round or a squa-a-are - get them singing

[Refrain]
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh

[Bridge]
E                    E7
Everyone from Oxford town
    Ddim7       C            C Am G
Way down to the Rio Grande
F                  F7
 Knows his harbour quays
    F7                        E
His skin tight hands, without seggs
            A
His name is Legs

[Verse 3]
                          5/8
| B7 | Gm7 | G7    D | A | % |
(talking)
| B7 | Gm7 | G7    D | A | G    D |
(talking)
| A | C | G |

[Refrain]
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh

[Bridge]
E                        E7
Coolies sweating in Hong Kong
     Ddim7       C            C Am G
Run along to the Mardi Grass
F              F7
 Risking Asian flu
            F7               E
To meet the man who lays the eggs
            A
His name is Legs

[Verse 4]
B7                        Gm7
 He's a cure for whooping cough
G7            D          A
   And if the going gets rough
B7                             Gm7
 Get lined up, come Sikh, come Czar
G7           D       A
   No matter who you are
B7                              Gm7
 We could get along and slide a rule
G7            D          A   G
   And if you don't play foo-ools
      D           A   C                    G
While Larry plays poo-ool, you'll hear him singing

[Refrain]
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
(Talking)
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
(Talking)

[Refrain]
| F G | A    D E | F   G A | E |
Oooh, oooh
(Talking)
| F G | A    D E | F   G A |
Oooh, oooh
(Talking)

[Verse] fade out
                          5/8
| B7 | Gm7 | G7    D | A | % |
(talking)
| B7 | Gm7 | G7    D | A | G    D |
(talking)
| A | C | G |