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- High Up On A Hill-Top
- Words and Music
by Abel Ber, Ian Campbell and George Whiting - 1928
Verse: |
F Db7 |
F Bb |
F |
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Bbdim C7 |
Gm7 C7 |
F |
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- Db7 |
F Bb |
F F7 |
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Dm7 G7 |
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C7 |
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Chorus: |
F6 |
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F |
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C7 |
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F |
C7 |
F6 |
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F |
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C7 |
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F |
F7 |
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Bb |
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G7 |
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C7 |
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F6 |
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F |
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C7 |
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F |
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chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
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- Verse:
I stop worryin' when I start hurryin away,
- From all my daily cares,
and lonesomeness.
Twilites hour finds me in a bower, where the skies are blue.
- And here's a birds's eye
view, of happiness:
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- Chorus:
- High up on a hill-top, Beautiful
to see,
- There's a cozy cottage,
Standing peacefully.
- Skies are never cloudy,
When the day is done,
- Stars are twinkling "Howdy",
To a setting sun.
- Just picture little Jack
and Jill, Running down the hill to meet me.
- And there's my little la-
dy fair, Waiting for her share of joy.
- Hand in hand together, Happy
as can be,
- High up on a hill-top; That's
heaven to me.
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- Performer Links:
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- Watch
Eddie Peabody and the Hal Kemp Band perform "High Up On
A Hill-Top" (youtube timestamp 1:51)
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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