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- Floatin' Down
To Cotton Town
- Words by Jack
Frost, Music by F. Henri Klickmann - 1919
Verse: |
Bb |
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F7 |
- Dbdim |
F7 |
- F+ |
Bb |
- F7 |
Bb |
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F |
- F#dim |
C7 |
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F7 |
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Bb |
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F7 |
- C#dim |
F7 |
- F+ |
Bb |
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F F#dim |
C7 |
F |
C7 |
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Cdim |
F7 |
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Chorus: |
Bb |
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C7 |
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F7 |
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Bb |
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Bbdim |
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Bb |
- G7 |
C7 |
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F7 |
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Bb |
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C7 |
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F7 |
C7 |
Gm |
Bb7 |
Eb |
Gb |
Bb |
G7 |
C7 |
F7 |
Bb |
- (F7
to chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
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- Verse:
- I just dropped in to see
you all and say,
- I leave today, I'm on my
way;
- I'm goin' back to sunny
Dixieland,
- That's why I came to shake
you by the hand;
- The minute when I cross
the Dixie Line,
- No more I'll pine, won't
that be fine?
- Mister Captain, don't fail
me, just hurry and sail me,
- To that gal of mine:
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- Chorus:
- Floatin' down, my honey,
Floatin' down,
- Floatin' down the river
into cotton town,
- Just hear that whistle toot
toot tootin' away,
- Hear the folks all singin'
banjos ringin' 'till the break of day,
- Honey lamb, my little honey
lamb,
- I'll come back to you in
Alabam;
- While fields of sugar cane,
seem to welcome me again,
- Floatin' down to cotton
town.
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- Performer Links:
- (webpage)
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- Listen to Scott
Anthony and John Gill perform "Floatin' Down To Cotton Town"
(mp3)
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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