F C The neighbors are complainin' and the schoolboard called twice today F C You know they think he's a fool and his studies are slippin' away D G C He don't think about nothin' 'cept the rock and roll records that play [Verse 2] F C I say it's all right, Pa, let the boy rock and roll F C He's got a mind of his own and you know he's got a musical soul D G C And he's gotta play music and you know we really can't say no [Bridge] Dm Am So Daddy, don't you worry if he's crazy mad Dm Am Go on and do what you think you should Dm Em But Daddy, don't you call him Little Boy Bad G N.C. G N.C. G N.C. When you know he could be Johnny B. Goode [Verse 3] F C I say it's all right, Pa, let the boy sing his song F C In his brand new boots, he needs a foot full of kickin' the gong D G C If his music is groovy, you know he really can't go wrong [Guitar Solo] F C F C D G C [Bridge] Dm Am So Daddy, don't you worry if he's crazy mad Dm Am Go on and do what you think you should Dm Em But Daddy, don't you call him Little Boy Bad G N.C. G N.C. G N.C. When you know he could be Johnny B. Goode [Verse 4] F C I say it's all right, Pa, let the boy rock and roll F C He's got a mind of his own and you know he's got a musical soul D G C If the music is groovy, you know we really can't say no