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  -  Hernando's
  Hideaway
  - Words and Music
  by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross - 1954
  - Number 1 on the
  Hit Parade in 1954, played for 14 weeks.
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      | C7 | - | Fm | - |  - 
      | C7 | - | Fm         C7 | Fm   C7   Fm |  - 
      | C7 | - | Fm | - |  - 
      | C7 | - | Fm         C7 | Fm   C7   Fm |  - 
      | C7 | - | Fm | - |  - 
      | C7 | - | Fm | - |  - 
      | F7 | - | Bbm | - |  - 
      | G7 | - | C7 | - |  - 
      | - | - | Fm | - |  - 
      | C7 | - | Fm         C7 | Fm      (repeat) |  
 
- 8-beat intro.  Play 4-beats
  for each cell, reading from left to right.
  - This song is in the key of
  Fm.
  - _______
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  - I know a dark secluded place,
   A place where no one knows your face,
  - A glass of wine, a fast
  embrace,  It's called Hernando's Hideaway.  Olay! 
 All you see are silhouettes,  And all you hear are castanets,
- And no one cares how late
  it gets,  Not at Hernando's Hideaway.  Olay! 
 (2 measure instrumental)  At the Golden Fingerbowl or
  anyplace you go,
 (2 measure instrumental)  You will meet your Uncle Max and
  ev'ry one you know,
 (2 measure instrumental)  But if you go to the spot that
  I am thinkin' of,
 You will be free, to gaze at me, and talk of love.
- Just knock three times and
  whisper low,  That you and I were sent by Joe,
  - Then strike a match and
  you will know,  You're at Hernando's Hideaway.  Olay!
 _______
 Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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