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- My Gal Sal
- Lyrics and Music
by Paul Dresser - 1905
| Verse (4/4): |
| Bb |
- Gdim Bb |
- |
C7 F7 |
| Bb |
- Gdim Bb |
Dm A7 F |
Gdim F7 |
| - |
Bb Gdim Bb |
F7 |
Bb Gdim Bb |
| - D7 |
Gm D7 |
Eb Gdim Bb |
C7 F7 |
| Chorus (3/4): |
| Bb |
Eb Ebm |
Bb |
- |
| Bb |
Eb Ebm |
Bb |
- |
| D7 |
- |
Gm |
- |
| C7 |
- |
F7 |
- |
| Bb |
Eb Ebm |
Bb |
- |
| D7 |
- |
Gm |
Bb7 |
| Eb |
Bb Fm6 |
G7 |
Cm |
| C7 |
F7 |
Bb |
- (F7 to chorus) |
- Verse: 8-beat intro.
Play 4-beats for each cell. Chorus: Play 3 beats for each
cell.
- Verse is in 4/4 time, Chorus
is in 3/4 time at a faster tempo.
- Click here for an arrangement
of the chorus in 4/4 time.
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- Verse:
- Everything is over and I'm
feeling bad, I lost the best pal that I ever had;
- 'Tis but a fortnight, since
she was here, Seems like she's gone though for twenty-year,
- Oh how I miss her my old
pal, Oh how I'd kiss her my gal Sal;
- Face not so handsome, but
eyes don't you know, That shone just as bright, as they did years
ago.
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- Chorus:
- They called her frivolous
Sal,
- A peculiar sort of a gal,
- With a heart that was mellow,
- An all'-round good fellow,
was my old pal.
- Your troubles, sorrows and
care,
- She was always willing to
share;
- A wild sort of devil, But
dead on the level,
- Was My Gal Sal.
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- Listen to The
Ragtimers play "My Gal Sal" in 4/4 time (mp3)
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- Listen to Bill Dendle play
"My Gal Sal" in 3/4 and 4/4 time (mp3)
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- Listen to Gary Isbell
play "My Gal Sal" (mp3)
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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- The chord names should
appear in single rows. Let me know of any problems.
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