
Chords used
C
A
F
G
C7
Dm
E7
A7
D7
G7
Am
Bbm
Bb9
Fm7
G#7
Cdim
Dm7
Cmaj7
F7
Fdim
C9
F6
D
Am7
Fmaj7
Bbmaj7
Gm7
F#maj7
Bbm7
Fsus4
E
D9
A6
Bm7
A9
F#m
F#m7
Amaj7
C#7
F#7
Em7
Gdim
D6
Ab7
Fm
B
Bb
B7
G/F
Em
Edim
G#m7
D#dim7
1.
Makin whoopi(ver.2)
Key: CHardC
A
F
G
C7
Dm
E7
A7
D7
G7
Am
Bbm
CAFGCC7FDm
Another bride, another June, another sunny honeymoon,
E7A7D7G7CAmDmG
another season, another reason for makin? whoopie.
CAFGCC7FDm
A lot of shoes, a lot of rice, the groom is nervous, he answers twice,
E7A7D7G7CFCG
it?s really killing, that he?s so willing, to makin? whoopie.
BbmFBbmC
Now picture a little lovenest down where the roses cling,
BbmFBbmG7
picture the same sweet lovenest, think what a year can bring.
CAFGCC7FDm
He?s washing dishes and baby clothes, he?s so ambitious, he even sews.
E7A7D7G7
But don?t forget, folks, that?s what you get, folks, from makin?
CAmDmG
whoopie.
Instrumental Verse
CAFGCC7FDm
Another year, maybe less, what?s this I hear? Well, can?t you guess ?
E7A7D7G7CAmDmG
She feels neglected and he?s suspected of makin? whoopie.
CAFGCC7FDm
She sits alone most every night, he doesn?t phone, he doesn?t write,
E7A7D7G7
he says he?s busy, but she says, ?Busy? He?s makin?
CAmDmG
whoopie.?
BbmFBbmC
Now he doesn?t make much money, only five thousand buck,
BbmFBbmG7
some judge, who thinks he?s funny, says. ?You pay six to her!?
CAFGCC7FDm
He says, ?Now Judge, suppose I fail ?? Judge says, ?Budge right into jail!
E7A7D7G7CAmDmG
You better keep her, I think it?s cheaper than makin? whoopie.
C (½) Am (½) Dm (½) G (½) (progression x2) End on C
2.
Undecided
Key: CHardC
C7
F
Bb9
Fm7
G#7
G7
Cdim
Dm7
Cmaj7
F7
G
Fdim
C9
F6
D
D7
Am7
A7
You sayC it's yes and then C7it's no;
You Fsay you'll stay and tBb9hen you go;
You're Fun-de-cid-edFm7 now, so wBb9hat are you gG#7on-na G7do? C Cdim Dm7 G7
Cmaj7First you say youCmaj7 do and tCmaj7hen you dCmaj7on't,
And F7then you say youF7 will, and F7then you F7won't;
You're Dm7un-de-cid-eDm7d noGw, so Bb9what are youG#7 gon-nG7a doC? Cdim Dm7 G7
Cmaj7Now you want toCmaj7 play, and Cmaj7then it's Cmaj7no,
And F7when you say you'll sF7tay, that's wF7hen youF7 go;
You're Dm7un-de-cid-eDm7d noGw, so Bb9what are youG#7 gon-nG7a doC? Fdim C Cmaj7
I've been C9sittin' on a feC7nce, and it dC9oes-n't make much C7sense,
'Cause you kF6eep me in sus-Fpense, and you F6know it. F
You Dpr-mise to reD7-turn; when you Ddon't, I real-lD7y burn.
Well, I gGuess I'll nev-er Am7learn,A7 and ID7 show it!
Cmaj7If you got a Cmaj7heart, and Cmaj7if you're Cmaj7kind,
Then dF7on't keep us F7a-part, makeF7 up yourF7 mind.
You're uFn-de-cid-Fm7ed now, Bb9so what are yG#7ou gonG7-na Cdo?Cdim Dm7 G7
(Instrumental Interlude: 2 Verses)
Cmaj7First you say youCmaj7 do, and then you Cmaj7don't, no, you Cmaj7don't,
And tF7hen you say you wF7ill, and then you wF7on't, no you F7won't -
You're uFn-de-cid-ed Fm7now, so Bb9what are you G#7gon-naG7 do?C Cdim Dm7 G7
Cmaj7Now you want to Cmaj7play, and then it'sCmaj7 no, then it'sCmaj7 no,
And wF7hen you say you'll F7stay, that's when you F7go, when youF7 go.
You're Dm7un-de-cid-eDm7d noGw, so Bb9what are youG#7 gon-nG7a doC? Fdim C Cmaj7
Cmaj7If you got a Cmaj7heart, and Cmaj7if you're Cmaj7kind,
Then F7don't keep us F7apart, make F7up your mF7ind.
You're Dm7un-de-cid-Dm7ed nGow, soBb9 what are yoG#7u gon-G7na dCo? Cdim Dm7 G7
(Coda:)
You Cmaj7say it's yes, and Cmaj7then it's no;
You sF7ay you'll stay, and F7then you go -
You're Dm7undecidedDm7 nowG, so wBb9hat are you G#7gon - G7na dCo? Fdim C
3.
Nobody Knows The Trouble Ive Seen
Key: FHardFmaj7
Bbmaj7
Gm7
F#maj7
Bbm7
C7
Dm7
Fsus4
Am7
Fmaj7Bbmaj7Fmaj7Gm7F#maj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble Gm7I've sF#maj7een
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows bBbm7ut JesusFmaj7 Gm7 C7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble Gm7I've sDm7een
Gm7Glory, C7HalleFsus4lujah Fmaj7
Fmaj7Sometimes I'm Gm7up
Fmaj7Sometimes I'm Bbmaj7down
Fmaj7Oh, yesGm7, Lord C7
Fmaj7Sometimes I'm Gm7almost Am7to the gDm7round
Gm7Oh, yeC7s, Lord Fmaj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble I've Gm7seen F#maj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows bBbm7ut JesusFmaj7 Gm7 C7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble Gm7I've sDm7een
Gm7Glory, C7HalleFsus4lujah Fmaj7
Fmaj7If you get Gm7there
Fmaj7Before I Bbmaj7do
Fmaj7Oh, yesGm7, Lord C7
Fmaj7Tell all my Gm7friendsAm7 I'm comDm7ing too
Gm7Oh, yeC7s, Lord Fmaj7
Fmaj7Bbmaj7Fmaj7Gm7F#maj7
Fmaj7Bbmaj7Bbm7Fmaj7Gm7C7
Fmaj7Bbmaj7Fmaj7Gm7Dm7
Gm7C7Fsus4Fmaj7
Fmaj7Gm7
Fmaj7Bbmaj7
Fmaj7Gm7C7
Fmaj7Gm7Am7Dm7
Gm7C7Fmaj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble I've Gm7seen F#maj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows bBbm7ut JesusFmaj7 Gm7 C7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble Gm7I've sDm7een
Gm7Glory, C7HalleFsus4lujah Fmaj7
Fmaj7Although you Gm7see me
Fmaj7Going 'loBbmaj7ng so
Fmaj7Oh, yesGm7, Lord C7
Fmaj7I have my Gm7trials Am7here belDm7ow
Gm7Oh, yeC7s, Lord Fmaj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble I've Gm7seen F#maj7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows bBbm7ut JesusFmaj7 Gm7 C7
Fmaj7Nobody Bbmaj7knows the Fmaj7trouble Gm7I've sDm7een
Gm7Glory, C7HalleFsus4lujah Fmaj7
4.
I Can't Give You Anything But Love
Key: GMediumG
C
Am
D7
E
A7
GGee, but it's tCough to be bGroke, kid.
It's not a jAmoke, kid, it's a cGurse.D7
GMy luck is cChanging, it's gGotten from
simply rAmotten to something Gworse D7
EWho knows, some day I will Amwin too.
I'll bA7egin to reach my pCrime.D7
GNow though I sCee what our Gend is,
All I can sAmpend is just my tD7ime.
GI can't give you anything but Amlove, D7baby.
GThat's the only thing I've plenty Amof ,D7baby.
GDream awhile, scheme awhile
CWe're sure to find
A7Happiness and I guess
AmAll those things you've aD7lways pined for.
GGee I'd like to see you looking Amswell, D7baby.
GDiamond bracelets Woolworth doesn't Amsell, D7baby.
CTill that lucky A7day you know darned Gwell, Ebaby.
AmI can't give you aD7nything but Glove.
GRome wasn't Cbuilt in a Gday, kid.
You have to Ampay, kid, for what you Gget.D7
GBut I am wiClling to wGait, dear,
Your little Ammate, dear, will not Gforget.D7
EYou have a lifetime bAmefore you.
I'll aA7dore you, come what CmayD7.
GPlease don't be Cblue for the Gpresent,
When it's so pAmleasant to hear you D7say
GI can't give you anything but Amlove, D7baby.
GThat's the only thing I've plenty Amof ,D7baby.
GDream awhile, scheme awhile
CWe're sure to find
A7Happiness and I guess
AmAll those things you've aD7lways pined for.
GGee I'd like to see you looking Amswell, D7baby.
GDiamond bracelets Woolworth doesn't Amsell, D7baby.
CTill that lucky A7day you know darned Gwell, Ebaby.
AmI can't give you aD7nything but Glove.
5.
That Old Black Magic
Key: EHardE7
A
D9
Fdim
A6
Cdim
Bm7
A9
F#m
F#m7
E
Bbmaj7
Amaj7
G#7
C#7
F#7
A7
Em7
Gdim
D6
D
That oE7ld blaAck mE7agic hAas meD9 in itsA spE7ell, A
E7That oAld bE7lack mAagic D9that you wE7eaveFdim so wE7ell.
ThoseE7 i -Fdim cy E7fin - gers D9up and dE7ownFdim my sE7pine,
The sA6ame Cdimold E7witch - craft Cdimwhen your A6eyes Cdimmeet E7mine.
E7The saAme E7old tiAngle D9that I AfeelE7 in - sAide,
E7And thAen E7that eAl - e -D9 va - tor stE7artsFdim its rE7ide.
And dD9ownBm7 and doE7wn I Bm7 go; rouA9nd anFdimd rouF#mnd I F#m7go E
D9Like a leaf Bbmaj7 that's cFdimaught in the tAide. D9 A
Amaj7I should sF#mtay away,F#m7 E but what can I G#7do?
I hear your C#7name and I'm a - F#7flame.
A - fD9lame with such a burning desire
That only yourBm7 kiss can Fdimput out the fiE7re.
FE7or yoAu're E7the lAoverD9 I hE7ave wAait E7- ed fAor,
The mA7ate Em7that FA7ate had Em7me cre -Gdim a - D6ted fA7or.
And D9ev'ry time D6 your lips meet mine,
Darling, D9downBm7 and doE7wn I Bm7 go; rouA9nd aFdimnd roF#mund I F#m7go E
DIn a spin,D6 loving the spin I'm inBm7
Under that D9old Bm7black magic caE7lled loAve.
6.
Birth of The Blues
Key: AHardA7
Ab7
G7
C
Dm7
E7
F
D7
F#7
F7
Fm
Am7
Am
Dm
B
Bb
C7
G
This song really needs to be played in inversions using bar chords.
A7They heAb7ard tG7he Cbreeze in the trees,Dm7 singG7ing weirdC melodiesE7. F D7
And they made thG7at, the start of the blues C Ab7 G7
AG7nd F#7from F7a C jail came the wailDm7 ofG7 a dCownhearE7ted frail.F
D7And they playG7ed that as part of the blues. C Fm C
CFrom a whippoorwill, out E7on a hill they took a new note.
Pushed it through a horn till itA7 was born into a blue note. Am7 D7 G7
G7And tF#7hen F7they nCursed it, AmrehearsDmed itG7 and gaCve out the neE7ws. F E7
That the SouthG7land, gave birth to the blues. C F C
CFrom a whippoorwill, out E7on a hill they took a new note.
Pushed it through a horn till itA7 was born into a bluAm7e note. D7 G7
And thenF#7 they F7nursCed it, reheAmarsed iDmt and gG7ave oCut the news.E7 F
That the SouthG7land, gave birth to the blues. C B Bb A7
That the SouthlD7and, gave birth tG7o the blues. C C7 F Fm C G C
7.
Gone fishin
Key: AHardA7
D6
B7
Em7
D
D7
G
Gm7
E7
Fdim
A
Cdim
G/F
Em
Edim
Gone fA7ishin' D6-- therB7e's a sign upoEm7n your door, A7
A7?Gone fisD6hin'? B7-- you ain't wEm7orkin' anymoA7re.
There's your Dhoe out in the sD7un, where you Gleft a row half Gm7done;
You claim that E7hoein' ain't noFdim fun -- you aAin't gotEm7 no am -Cdim bi - tA7ion.
A7Gone fiD6shin' B7 by a shGady, wB7ady pA7ool;
A7I'm wisD6hin' B7 I could bGe that kG/Find of foEmol. A7
I'd say Dno more work for D7mine, on my dGoor I'd hang a Gm7sign
?EdimGone fDishin'B7 instEm7ead of jA7ust a-wiDshin'.?
A7Gone fiD6shin' -B7- there's a siEm7gn upon your doA7or,
A7?Gone fD6ishin'?B7 --you ain't wEm7orkin' anymoA7re.
Cows need mDilkin' in the bD7arn, but you jGust don't give a Gm7darn,
You just E7never seem toFdim learn -- you aAin't gotEm7 no am -Cdim bi - tA7ion.
A7Gone fiD6shin', B7 got your hoGund dog bB7y your sA7ide
A7Gone fiD6shin', B7 fleas are bGitin' G/Fat his hiEmde A7
Got my hDat and got my pD7ole, headed fGor the fishin' Gm7hole,
EdimGone fDishin' B7 insEm7tead of jA7ust a-wiD6shin'.
8.
This is/a fine romance
Key: AHardA7
D
Cdim
Fdim
F#m7
Bm7
G
G/F
D7
D6
B7
G#m7
F#7
D9
Am7
Em7
A
Gdim
A fineA7 roDmancCdime with no kisA7sesFdim,
A F#m7fine Bm7romance, my frGienG/Fd, A7this A7is;
We Dshould be like a D7couple of GhotG/F to -Cdim ma - A7toes
But yD6ou're as cold as yB7esterday's G#m7mashed po-F#7tah-tB7oes.
A7A fDine Cdimromance, you A7won't Fdimnestle;
A F#m7fine Bm7romance, you woGn't G/F A7wres - A7tle.
You're jDust as hA7ard to lD7and as the D9Ile Am7de FrB7ance!
Em7I haven'tFdim got a cF#m7hance -B7- tEm7his is a Afine romDance.
A7A fDine Cdimromance, my gA7oodFdim woman
My F#m7strong, Bm7aged-in-the-wGood G/F A7 wo - A7man
You're cD6almer than the sB7eals in theG#m7 ArcticF#7 O - B7cean
At lD6east they flap their B7fins to expG#m7ress Gdim e - F#7 mo - tB7ion
A7A fDine Cdimromance, with A7no cFdimlinches
A fF#m7ine rBm7omance with Gno G/F hA7itch - A7es
You nDever A7give the D7orchids I sD9endAm7 a glB7ance;
Em7No, you Fdimlike cactus F#m7plants B7-- Em7this is a Afine romDance.
9.
All Of Me
Key: CHardC
E7
A7
Dm
Am
D7
G7
F
D#dim7
G
CE7A7Dm
E7AmD7DmG7
CE7A7Dm
FD#dim7CAm
D7GC
Yes, Call of me, why not take E7all of me baby?
Yes, A7can't you see I'm no good withDmout you?
E7Take my arms, I'll never Amuse them
D7Take my lips, I wanna Dmlose them G7(scat)
CYour goodbye left me with E7eyes that cry
A7How can I go on, dear, withDmout you?
FYou took theD#dim7 part thatC once was myAm heart
D7Why not take Gall of Cme?
Yes Call (E7scat)
Oh, A7can't you (scat) I'm no good withDmout you?
Oh E7take my lips (scaAmt)
Oh (D7scat) Dm G7
Yes, Cyour goodbye (scaE7t)
A7(scat) I'm no good withDmout you baby
Yes, Dmyou have your pops so Cdon't abuse them jobs
So D7why not take Gall of (Cscat)
CE7A7Dm
E7AmD7DmG7
CE7A7Dm
FD#dim7CAm
D7GC
CE7A7Dm
E7AmD7DmG7
CE7A7Dm
FD#dim7CAm
D7GC
D7
GC
10.
Sweet Georgia Brown
Key: EHardE7
A7
D7
G
B7
Em
G/F
Bm7
Cdim
Em7
D
Am7
D9
F
B
No galE7 made has got a shade on Sweet Georgia Brown;
TA7wo left feet but oh so neat, has Sweet Georgia Brown.
D7They all sigh and wanna die for Sweet Georgia Brown;
I'll tell you Gwhy, you D7know I don't Glie mucB7h.
E7It's been said she knocks 'em dead when she lands in town;
A7Since she came, why it's a shame how she coos 'em down.
EmFellers B7she can't get are Emfellers B7she ain't met.
GGeorgia cG/Flaimed her, Bm7Gergia naE7med her, SA7weet GeD7orgia BrGown.
E7No gal made has gotE7 a shaCdimde on SweeE7t Georgia Brown; E7
A7Two left Em7feet but A7oh so Cdimneat has SA7weet Em7Georgia BA7rown.
DThey all Am7sigh and wD9anna Am7die for SDweet Am7Georgia BrD7own;,
I'll D7telFl you just Gwhy,G/F D7 you D7know i don't liGe, G/F not muB7ch!
E7All those tips the porE7ter sliCdimps to SweeE7t Georgia Brown, E7
A7They buy Em7clothes at fA7ashion Cdimshows with A7one dEm7ollar dA7own,
EmOh Bboy B7tip your B7hatFs, oEmh jBoy,B7 she's the B7"caFt's"
WhGo's that, mG/Fister? 'Tain't her sister E7Sweet GeorA7gia BrownD7. G