Hợp âm Lobby Number Part 1

Lời & hợp âm

[Verse 1]
[G]
Man[D]ic
Depressive
Pictures presents...
[A]Hello, Fres[Gm]no, g[D]oodbye![E]
[Abdim]Pro duced[Ddim] by R .[G]U. Manic[Gm]
An[D]d dir[G]ec [Gm]ted by D[D]epressive[G]
[A]Now you know the name
of the picture
and you'd like [Abdim]to see it, but [Eb]no.[Bb]
[G]Screenplay [D]by Gluck,
from a stage play [G]by Motz,
from a story by Blipp,
from [B]a chapter by [Em]Ronk,
from a sentence by [B]Dopes,
from a comma by [C]Stokes,
from an idea by Gropes,
[G]based on a Joe[D] Miller's jok[G]es.
Now [F#m]you know the name of the picture,
[G]and who wrote it,
[E]an d you'd still [C#]like to see it.
But [D]now...[G][F]
[E][A][E]
[A][E]
[A]Now finally, finally at [G#dim]last,
comes [G]the picture.
[E]And [A]what do [E]we see?
[D]The same [G#dim]old beaut[G#]i
ful Cor[G]vus Girls.
The opening [D]scene is a [G]ranch in Fresno,
[D]California.
[E]So what are [D]they singing?
When it's [G]cherry blossom time
in [A]Orange, New Jersey
We'll [D]make a peach of a [G]pear
I know we can't [Em]elope,
so [A]honey, do be mine
And [D]if up from the gulch
[A]rides a hunk of man
[E]He is our hero,
Cowboy Dan
A galloping, yodeling buckaroo
[G]His [E]horse, of course, is a b[E]aritone, too[G].
[B]I've got the[E] old[B] wa[E]gon
wheels inside [A]of me.
[B]I've got that old cactus
in the [E]hide of me.
I've [B]got that...[E]
The girls are delighted [E]to hear this.[C]
[B]But whe[G]re is our heroine?
As the bell rings for lunch,
we find our heroine in the corral,
eating her heart out.
[E]She is Mary Swann,
tap -dancing daughter
of an American juggling act
who left her on the doorstep
of an old English castle
where she was found by Sir Basil Metabolism who said,
I chose a girl, baby.
[A]I shall raise [B]her as me own
daughter, which he did.
But she wants to [C#m]tap -dance
a cowboy dancer
she met on this trip
who was love at first sight
wants to marry her so she can
tap [B]dance
but she knows
her basil will never permit this.
Never! Never! Never!