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- In The Good Old
Summer Time
- Words by Ren Shields,
Music by George Evans - 1902
- A big hit of the
early 1900's.
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C |
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C7 |
F |
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C |
G7 |
C |
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- Cm6 |
G |
D7 |
G7 |
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C |
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F |
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C |
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F F#dim |
C |
F#dim |
C Cm6 |
G |
D7 |
G7 |
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Chorus:--------- |
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C |
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C7 |
F |
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C |
G7 |
C |
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- E7 |
Am |
D7 |
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G7 |
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C |
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- C7 |
F |
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C |
G7 |
C |
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- E7 |
Am |
D7 |
F G7 |
C |
- (G7 to chorus) |
- 12-beat intro. Play 3-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- Note: This song is in
3/4 waltz time.
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- Verse:
- There's a time in each year
that we al - ways hold dear:
- Good Old Sum - mer Time.
- With the birds and the trees
- es and sweet scent - ed breez - es:
- Good Old Sum - mer Time.
- When your day's work is
ov - er, then you are in clov - er,
- And life is one beau - ti
- ful rhyme.
- No troub - le an - noy -
ing, each one is en - joy - ing the
- Good Old Sum - mer Time.
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- Chorus:
- In The Good Old Sum - mer
Time.
- In The Good Old Sum - mer
Time.
- Stroll - ing down the sha
- dy lanes
- With your ba - by mine.
- You hold her hand and she
holds yours,
- And that's a ve - ry good
sign,
- That she's your "Toot
- sie Woot - sie" in the
Good Old Sum - mer Time.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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