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- Ukulele Lady
- Words by G. Kahn,
Music by R. Whitting - 1925
Verse: |
F
C7 |
F |
C#7
C7 |
F |
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C7 |
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C#7
C7 |
F |
Dm |
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Am |
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G7 |
F |
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G7 |
C7 |
Chorus: |
F Am |
Dm C7 |
F
Am |
Dm F |
Gm C7 |
Gm C7 |
Gm C7 |
F |
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Am |
Dm C7 |
F
Am |
Dm F |
Gm C7 |
Gm C7 |
Gm C7 |
F |
Bb |
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F |
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G7 |
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C |
C7 |
F Am |
Dm C7 |
F Am |
Dm F |
Gm C7 |
Gm C7 |
Gm C7 |
F (To Chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
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- Verse:
- I saw the splendor of the
moonlight, On Honolulu Bay.
- There's something tender
in the moonlight, On Honolulu Bay.
- And all the beaches Are
full of peaches, Who bring their "ukes" along,
- And in the glimmer of the
moonlight, They love to sing this song;
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- Chorus:
- If you like a Ukulele Lady,
Ukulele Lady like a you.
- If you like to linger where
it's shady, Ukulele Lady linger too.
- If you kiss a Ukulele Lady,
While you promise ever to be true,
- And she see another Ukulele
Lady fool around with you.
- Maybe she'll sigh, Maybe
she'll cry,
- Maybe she'll find somebody
else, Bye and bye,
- To sing to, When it's cool
and shady, Where the tricky Wicki-Wackies woo.
- If you like a Ukulele Lady,
Ukulele Lady like a you.
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- Listen to the Dick
Martin Orchestra play "Ukulele Lady" (mp3)
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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