12 Chords used in the song: A, G, C, D, E, Am, F, D7, D#, A#, G#, C#
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A G C D E A D A D A D A D A D
A D A D A D
Coming to you....on a dusty road....good loving,
A D
I got a truck load.
A D A D
And when you get it....you got you something.....
A D A D
so don't worry....'cause I'm coming.
CHORUS:
A G A G Am A G
I'm a soul man....I'm a soul man....I'm a soul man..
A D E
I'm a soul man..(and that ain't all.)
A D A D A D
Got what I got....the hard way....and I'll make it better..
A D
each and every day....
A D A D A D
So, honey....don't you fret....cause you ain't seen....
A D
nothing yet....
CHORUS:
A G A G Am A G
I'm a soul man....I'm a soul man....I'm a soul man..
A D E
I'm a soul man..(and that ain't all.)
A D A D A D
I was brought up....on a side street....learned how to love..
A D
before I could eat....
A D A D A D
I was educated....from good stock....when I start loving....
A D
I can't stop...
CHORUS:
A G A G Am A G
I'm a soul man....I'm a soul man....I'm a soul man..
A D E
I'm a soul man..(look........)
F C
Well, grab the rope and I'll pull you in....
D D7 D#
give you hope....and be your only boyfriend....yeah (yeah)..
A# G# C# D#
yeah (yeah)..ooowww!
A# D# A#
I'm comin' up..I'm a soul man..I'm a soul man..I'm a soul man..
D# A# D# A# D# A# D# A# D#
(oh, no!)..soul man..I'm a soul man..soul man..soul man..(Fade.)
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About this song: Soul Man
"Soul Man" is a 1967 song written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter, first successful as a #2 hit single by Atlantic Records soul duo Sam & Dave.[1] Co-author Isaac Hayes found the inspiration for "Soul Man" in the turmoil of the African-American Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. In July 1967, the 12th Street Riot in Detroit, Michigan occurred. Watching a television newscast of the aftermath of the riots, Hayes noted that black Detroit residents had marked the buildings that had not been destroyed during the riots - most African-American owned and operated institutions - with the word "soul".