ABBA, Does Your Mother Know? (1979)
Key: :[B] (w: Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus)

INTRO: [*R1] : [x8] // [B*] // [B*]

VERSE 1:
[B] You're so hot, teasing [G#m] me
[B] So you're [E] blue but I [B/D#] can't
Take a [C#m] chance on a [B] chick like [F#*] you
It's something I couldn't [B*] do

VERSE 2:
[B] There's that look, in your [G#m] eyes
[B] I can [E] read in your [B/D#] face
That your [C#m] feelings are [B] driving you [F#*] wild
But girl you're only a [B] child ^[Bsus4]^[B] [*R2]

CHORUS:
Well I could [E] dance with you [Esus4] honey
[E] If you think it's [Esus4] funny
[E] Does your mother know that you're [B] out? [*R2]
And I could [E] chat with you [Esus4] baby
[E] Flirt a little [Esus4] maybe
[E] Does your mother know that you're [B] out?

BRIDGE:
Take it [B] easy, take it easy; better [E] slow down [Em] girl
That's no [B] way to [Em] go; Does your [B] mother [Em] know
Take it [B] easy, take it easy; try to [E] cool it [Em] girl
Take it [B] nice and [Em] slow; Does your [B] mother [Em] know

BREAK: [*R1] : [x4] // [B*] // [B*]

VERSE 3:
[B] I can see, what you [G#m] want
[B] but you [E] seem pretty [B/D#] young
To be [C#m] searching for [B] that kind of [F#*] fun
So maybe I'm not the [B*] one

VERSE 4:
[B] Now you're so cute, I like your [G#m] style
[B] And I [E] know what you [B/D#] mean
When you [C#m] give me a [B] flash of that [F#*] smile
But girl you're only a [B] child ^[Bsus4]^[B] [*R2]

ADDITIONAL INFO:

[B*] = [B] ^[Bsus4] [B] // [B]^[Bsus4]^[B]^[Bsus4]^[B]
[F#*] = [F#] ^[F#sus4] [F#] // [F#]^[F#sus4]^[F#]^[F#sus4]^[F#]

[*R1] (Bass Fill)
G|-----------------------------|
D|-----------------------------|
A|-----------------------------|
E|--3--3--3--3--3--3--3-0h1h3--| Repeated
~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~^~~~~~^~~~~~^~~

[*R2]
G|-----------------------------|
D|-----------------------------|
A|--------0--0--1--1--2--2--3--|
E|--3--3-----------------------|
~~~~^~~~~~^~~~~~^~~~~~^~~~~~^~~

NOTE: The "ADDITIONAL INFO" section shows information based on the original song key only, and may not be modified when transposing.