Listen To The Radio Don Williams I use a very simple picking pattern as follows: C C/B Am Em ... e|-------0|-------0|-------0|-------0| B|-----1--|-----1--|-----1--|-----0--| G|---0----|---0----|---2----|---0----| D|--------|--------|--------|--------| A|-3------|-2------|-0------|--------| E|--------|--------|--------|-0------| sounds lovely and is very easy to play. have fun! I.

^CI guess as a ^C/Blover ^AmI have a ^Emways to ^Fgo ^G ^CWhen someone ^C/Bwants you t^Amhey should just ^Emsay it's ^Fso ^G ^CBut you'll unders^C/Btand if ^Amyou'll t^Emake my h^Fand ^FThen we can dance real slow to something on th^Em/Ge rad^Cio

Chorus:

^CListen to the r^Fadi^Go, oh l^Cisten to the ra^Fdio^G ^CLet's spend the n^Gight together ^AmBaby don't ^Emgo, they si^Fng it on the ^Grad^Cio

II. I try to find a way to explain to you What's on my mind and not sound so plain to you but you'll realise if you close your eyes the feelings my words can't show They're playing on the radio Chorus:

^CListen to the r^Fadi^Go, oh l^Cisten to the ra^Fdio^G ^CLet's spend the n^Gight together Am Em F G C C/B Am Am/G F Baby don't go, they sing it on the radio

Bridge:

^FThe words I'd ^Emsay d^Fon't seem so sound as r^Ceal ^C/B F Em F G [G/B G/D G] The songs they play, that's how I really feel

Chorus

^CListen to the r^Fadi^Go, oh l^Cisten to the ra^Fdio^G ^CLet's spend the n^Gight together ^AmBaby don't ^Emgo, they si^Fng it on the ^Grad^Cio

[Repeat and fade]

Don Williams - Listen to the radio