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- Red Roses For
A Blue Lady
- Words and Music
by Sid Tepper and Roy Brodsky - 1948
- Number 2 on the
Hit Parade in 1949, played for 12 weeks.
| Verse: |
| C Ebdim |
Dm7 |
- G7 |
C6 |
| F6 |
Dm7 G7 |
C |
- G7 |
| C Ebdim |
Dm7 Edim F6 |
Dm7 G7 |
C Am7 |
| D7 |
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G9 |
G7 |
| Chorus: |
| C |
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B7 |
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| E7 |
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A9 |
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| Dm7 |
G7 |
Em Am |
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| D7 |
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G9 G7 |
- Em F#dim G7 |
| C |
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B7 |
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| E7 |
- |
A9 |
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| Dm7 |
Ab+ Fm6 |
C |
A9 |
| Dm7 D#dim |
C6 G7 |
C |
- (G7
to chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- _______
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- Verse:
- It happened in a flower
shop just the other day,
- When I went to order a bouquet.
- I walked up to the florist
but before I could begin,
- A man rushed in and then
I heard him say:
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- Chorus:
- I want some Red Roses For
A Blue Lady,
- Mister Florist take my order
please,
- We had a silly quarrel the
other day,
- Hope these pretty flowers
chase the blues away.
- Wrap up some Red Roses For
A Blue Lady,
- Send them to the sweetest
gal in town,
- And if they do the trick,
I'll hurry back to pick,
- Your best white orchid for
her wedding gown.
- _______
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- Listen to Eddie Peabody
play "Red Roses For A Blue Lady" on the Banjoline (mp3)
- _______
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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- email: jbott@ix.netcom.com