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- Easter Parade
- Words and Music
by Irving Berlin -1933
- Number 3 on the
Hit Parade in 1944, played for 7 weeks.
| Verse: |
| Bb Bb+ |
Eb Cm |
Bb Fdim |
Cm F7 |
| Bb Bb+ |
Eb F7 |
Bb Cmin |
Bb |
| Eb F7 |
Bb Eb |
C7 |
Eb F7 |
| Bb Gm |
C7 |
F7 |
F+ |
| Chorus: |
| Bb F7 |
Bb7 Bb+ |
Eb |
Cm Bbdim |
| Bb F7 |
Bb7 |
C7 |
Cm F7 |
| Bb F7 |
Bb7 Bb+ |
Eb |
Cm Bbdim |
| Bb F7 |
Bb |
C7 F7 |
Bb |
| Bb9 |
- B+ |
Eb |
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| Gm |
C7 |
F Eb |
Dm F#dim |
| Bb F7 |
Bb7 |
Eb |
Cm Bbdim |
| Bb F7 |
Bb |
C7 F7 |
Bb (to chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
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- Verse:
- Never saw you look quite
so pretty before,
- Never saw you dressed quite
so lovely, what's more,
- I could hardly wait to keep
our date this lovely Easter morning,
- And my heart beat fast as
I came through the door for:
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- Chorus:
- In your Easter bonnet, With
all the frills upon it,
- You'll be the grandest lady
in the Easter Parade.
- I'll be all in clover, And
when they look you over,
- I'll be the proudest fellow
in the Easter Parade.
- On the Avenue, Fifth Avenue,
- The photographers will snap
us, And you'll find that you're In the rotogravure.
- Oh, I could write a sonnet,
About your Easter bonnet,
- And of the girl I'm taking
to the Easter Parade.
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- Listen to the Toronto
Banjo Band with Jerry Fisher perform "Easter Parade"
(mp3)
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- Listen to Larry Kennedy
perform "Easter Parade" (mp3)
- Recorded at 39 Main
Restaurant in Tiburon, CA - 1975
- _______
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- Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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- This Chord Chart
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- The chord names should
appear in single rows. Let me know of any problems.
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- email: jbott@ix.netcom.com