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- JOSEPHINE
- Words by Gus Kahn,
Music by Wayne King and Burke Bivens - 1936
Verse: |
G |
D7 |
G |
D7 |
G C7 |
G D+ |
G C7 |
G D7 |
G |
D7 |
G |
D7 |
G C7 |
G D+ |
G C7 |
G D7 |
Chorus: |
G |
- |
A7 |
- |
D7 |
- |
G D+ |
G |
E7 |
- |
A7 |
- |
- |
- |
D7 |
- Eb7 D7 |
G7 |
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C |
- |
A7 |
- |
D7 |
- |
G |
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A7 |
- Cdim |
G7 Edim |
D7 |
G |
- (D7 to chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- _______
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- Verse:
- Oh the love bug bit and
bit me good, I'm doing things I never should,
- Since I met my Josephine,
Cutest gal I've ever seen.
- She can be so bad or be
so nice, Can be so warm or cold as ice,
- But my life won't be serene,
Till I get my Josephine.
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- Chorus:
- There never was a gal I
could love like I love my Josephine,
- She's a flirt, she's a scamp,
she's the vampiest vamp I've ever seen.
- It seems to me she's always
flirting, With the fellows passing by,
- But when I say she winks,
Then she tells me she thinks, There's a cinder in her eye.
- I believe it would be better
if I'd leave her and forget, Ev'rybody says it would be wise,
- But each time that I go
out to dance with somebody else, I find myself dancing with tears
in my eyes.
- For there's nobody quite
so nice who can be quite so mean,
- As my gal, What a gal, Josephine.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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