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A Christmas Story (Part One) chords by Sesame Street

  • C

  • F

  • Eb

    6
  • Gm

    3
  • Gsus4

  • Em

  • Dm

  • Ab

    4
Verse 1
C
Oh, hey there, Mr. Hooper.
Oh, hello, Ernie.
What brings you here?
Well, I'm just doing a little bit of last -minute
Christmas shopping
and, uh... There!
That is a fine -looking empty cigar
box up there. Oh, really?
F
C
Well, thank you.
Uh, well, Mr. Hooper,
I don't have any money, but, uh...
Suppose I gave you rubber ducky here
for that cigar box.
Would you trade? Ernie...
You're Rubber Duckie?
Eb
Are you sure?
C
Well, I just got ahead of that cigar box,
Mr. Hooper.
Eb
C
Well, uh, it's not very important to you.
Eb
C
Here you are.
Oh, well, thank you, Mr. Hooper,
Eb
C
Eb
and, well, here's, here's Rubber Duckie.
C
Eb
Goodbye, Mr. Hooper,
C
and goodbye, Rubber Duckie.
Ernie turned to leave Hooper's store,
and as he did, he was startled to see another last
-minute Christmas shopper,
who was so anxious to reach the counter
Eb
that he almost ran over Ernie in the doorway.
C
Mr. Hooper. Oh, Herbert.
Hi, Ernie.
I was just... Yeah, me too.
I just, you know... Uh, yeah.
Mr. Hooper, I am prepared to offer you the
deal of a lifetime. Ready? Yes, yeah.
Eb
C
Ta -da! Huh? Huh?
This is the finest paperclip collection
in the Western world.
Isn't that a beauty?
Now look, look, look. See there?
There is my jumbo gem
right in the middle.
Isn't that a beauty?
And over there,
right by your hand there,
that is a chrome -plated one
I got at a paperclip manufacturer's
convention.
It's very impressive.
Oh, it's wonderful,
and they're all so... so individual.
Uh, yeah, uh, well,
I am prepared to trade you
this terrific paperclip collection
for just one small soap dish.
Eb
C
Uh, color... pink, yeah.
Huh? What do you say, Mr. Hooper?
Eb
Do we have a deal?
C
F
Well... Huh? I must say, you,
Eb
C
uh, talked me into it.
Eb
Ah, terrific. Are you sure?
C
Yes, I'm sure.
Eb
Gm
Thank you, Mr. Hooper.
C
F
Gsus4
C
Mr. Hooper, do you think that maybe
F
Em
I could come and visit my paper...
Dm
F
C
Never mind.
F
Well, a fine kettle of fish,
Gsus4
F
Christmas, Eve,
C
and everybody had a problem.
F
Big Bird worried about how Santa would get
down the chimneys,
Eb
Kermit and his friends
Ab
running all over town trying to find out,
C
Ernie swapping his rubber ducky,
F
and Bert trading his paperclips.
Eb
What kind of a Christmas Eve
was this going to be?
Ab
Well, you turn the cassette over,
Gm
and we'll see.
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