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- Walkin' My Baby
  Back Home
  
- Words and Music
  by Roy Turk, Fred E. Ahlert, Harry Rihman - 1930
  
- Number 1 on the
  Hit Parade in 1952, played for 12 weeks.
  
    
      | Verse:----------- |  
      ------------------ |  
      ------------------ |  
      ------------------ |  
    
    
      | F7          Bb7 |  
      Eb |  
      F7        Bb7 |  
      Eb       Eb7 |  
    
    
      | Ab         Abm |  
      Eb         C7 |  
      Bbm      D7 |  
      Gm |  
    
    
      | Cdim      F7 |  
      Bb         G7 |  
      C7        F7 |  
      Bb7 |  
    
    
      | Chorus:--------- |  
      ------------------ |  
      ------------------ |  
      ------------------ |  
    
    
      | Eb |  
      - |  
      - |  
      F7 |  
    
    
      | Bb7 |  
      - |  
      - |  
      Eb       Bb7 |  
    
    
      | Eb |  
      - |  
      - |  
      F7 |  
    
    
      | Bb7 |  
      - |  
      - |  
      Eb |  
    
    
      | Gm |  
      C7 |  
      Cm |  
      D7 |  
    
    
      | Gm |  
      C7 |  
      F9 |  
      Bb7 |  
    
    
      | Eb |  
      - |  
      - |  
      F7 |  
    
    
      | Bb7 |  
      - |  
      - |  
      Eb   (Bb7 to
        chorus) |  
    
  
  - 8-beat intro.  Play 4-beats
  for each cell, reading from left to right.
  
- This song is in the key of
  Eb.
  
- _______
  
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- Verse:
  
- I've an agreeable baby,
   Likes ev'ry thing that I do.
  
- Dances most ev'ry night,
   Movies are her delight,  I sorta go for them too.
  
- But when movies and dances
  are done,  That's when I have real fun;
  
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- Chorus:
  
- Gee, it's great after bein'
  out late,  Walkin' my baby back home.
  Arm in arm over meadow and farm,  Walkin' my baby back home.
  - We go 'long harmonizing
  a song,  Or I'm reciting a poem.
  Owls go by, and they give me the eye,  Walkin' my baby back
  home.
  - We stop for a while, she
  gives me a smile,  And snuggles her head on my chest.
  We start in to pet,  and thats when I get,  Her talcum
  all over my vest.
  - After I kinda straighten
  my tie,  She has to borrow my comb.
  Once kiss, then I continue again,  Walkin' my baby back
  home.
  _______
  -  
  
- Watch the WineLand
  Banjo Band perform "Walkin' My Baby Back Home" (youtube)
  
- _______
  
  Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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- This Chord Chart
  may not appear correctly with some browsers.  It should
  be viewed with a full size window.
  
- The chord names should
  appear in single rows.   Let me know of any problems.
  
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- email: jbott@ix.netcom.com