In the south side of Ch[C]icago, is the baddest part of [D7]town.
And if you [E7]go down there, you better [F]just beware,
of a [G7]man named Leroy Brow[C]n.
Now [C]Leroy, more than trouble. You see he [D7]stand bout six foot four.
And the [E7]downtown ladies call him [F]tree top lover,
and the [G7]men just call him [C]sir.
Chorus...
And he's [C]bad, bad Leroy Brown. The [D7]baddest man in the whole damn town.
[E7]Badder than a ole King [F]Kong, an [G]meaner than a [F]junkyard d[C]og.
Now [C]Leroy, he's a gambler. And he [D7]likes his fancy clothes.
And he [E7]likes to wave his [F]diamond rings, in front of [G7]everybody's [C]nose.
[C]He got a custom Continental. He got an [D7]Eldorado too.
He got a [E7]thirty two gun, in his [F]pocket for fun,
he got a [G7]razor in his [C]shoe.
(chorus)
Well [C]friday, bout a week ago. [D7]Leroy, shootin dice.
At the [E7]edge of the bar, sat a [F]girl named Doris.
And [G7]ooh dat girl looked [C]nice. [C]Well he casts his eyes upon her,
and [D7]trouble soon began. And [E7]Leroy Brown learned a [F]lesson,
bout messin with the [G7]wife of a jealous [C]man.
(chorus)
[C]Well the two men, took to fightin, and when they [D7]pulled them from the floor.
[E7]Leroy looked like a [F]jig saw puzzle,
with a [G7]couple of pieces [C]gone.
(chorus)
And if you [E7]go down there, you better [F]just beware,
of a [G7]man named Leroy Brow[C]n.
Now [C]Leroy, more than trouble. You see he [D7]stand bout six foot four.
And the [E7]downtown ladies call him [F]tree top lover,
and the [G7]men just call him [C]sir.
Chorus...
And he's [C]bad, bad Leroy Brown. The [D7]baddest man in the whole damn town.
[E7]Badder than a ole King [F]Kong, an [G]meaner than a [F]junkyard d[C]og.
Now [C]Leroy, he's a gambler. And he [D7]likes his fancy clothes.
And he [E7]likes to wave his [F]diamond rings, in front of [G7]everybody's [C]nose.
[C]He got a custom Continental. He got an [D7]Eldorado too.
He got a [E7]thirty two gun, in his [F]pocket for fun,
he got a [G7]razor in his [C]shoe.
(chorus)
Well [C]friday, bout a week ago. [D7]Leroy, shootin dice.
At the [E7]edge of the bar, sat a [F]girl named Doris.
And [G7]ooh dat girl looked [C]nice. [C]Well he casts his eyes upon her,
and [D7]trouble soon began. And [E7]Leroy Brown learned a [F]lesson,
bout messin with the [G7]wife of a jealous [C]man.
(chorus)
[C]Well the two men, took to fightin, and when they [D7]pulled them from the floor.
[E7]Leroy looked like a [F]jig saw puzzle,
with a [G7]couple of pieces [C]gone.
(chorus)
