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- You Call Everybody
Darling
- Words and Music
by Sam Martin, Ben Trace and Clem Watts - 1946
- Number 1 on the
Hit Parade in 1948, played for 16 weeks.
Verse: |
Bb F7 |
Bb F7 |
Bb F7 |
Bb F7 |
Bb F7 |
Bb G7 |
C7 F7 |
Bb F7 |
Chorus: |
Bb |
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- G |
F7 |
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Bb |
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C7 |
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F7 Eb |
F7 |
Bb |
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Bb7 |
Eb |
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Bbdim |
Bb |
G7 |
C7 |
F7 |
Bb |
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chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- The verse is at a slower tempo
than the chorus, adjust your strumming when the tempo speeds
up.
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- Verse:
- Tho' you're al -ways wax
-ing sen -ti -men -tal And sweet words are all I ev -er hear,
- You don't real -ly give
a con -ti -nen -tal, Deep down in your heart you're not sin -cere.
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- Chorus:
- You Call Ev -'ry -bo -dy
Dar -ling,
- And ev -'ry -bo -dy calls
you dar -ling too.
- You don't mean what you're
say -ing; It's just a game you're play -ing;
- But you'll find some -one
else can play the game as well as you.
- If You Call Ev -'ry -bo
-dy Dar -ling,
- Then love won't come a knock
-in' at your door.
- And as the years go by You'll
sit and won -der why
- No -bo -dy calls you dar
-ling an -y -more.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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