Bachelor’s Dinner Song chords by Fred Astaire

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Verse 1
C 
G 
B 
G 
D 
G 
 (C major)  (G major)  (B major)  (G major)  (D major)  (G major) Who wants
to kiss the bridegroom
C 
G 
C 
G 
 (C major) on  (G major) his last night out?  (C major)  (G major) 
E 
Am 
Next  (E major) time they bring champagne on,  (A minor) 
D 
G 
D 
G 
 (D major) I'll have the  (G major) ball and  (D major) chain on.  (G major) 
C 
Yes,  (C major) ladies, I must leave you.
Am 
E 
B 
E 
F#m 
 (A minor) I  (E major) regret to  (B major) say I  (E major) bought the  (F sharp minor) ring.
E 
This  (E major) little fling
F#m 
B 
E 
will have to be our  (F sharp minor) last  (B major) soir (E major) ee
G 
Because they're putting me  (G major) away
D 
A 
B 
E 
D 
 (D major) And tomor (A major) row is the  (B major) happy  (E major) day  (D major) 
C 
 (C major) I'll be a starry -eyed groom
C# 
A 
D 
Am 
By  (C sharp major)  (A major) high noon, no doubt  (D major)  (A minor) 
D 
G 
E 
Am 
 (D major) So who  (G major) want (E major) s  to kiss the bride (A minor) groom
D 
G 
E 
On  (D major) his last  (G major) night out?  (E major) 
G 
C 
G 
 (G major) Who want (C major) s  to kiss the bride (G major) groom
C 
D 
C 
 (C major) On his  (D major) last night  (C major) on
G 
D 
 (G major) Next  (D major) time they bring cham
E 
D 
Am 
 (E major) pagne  (D major) on  (A minor) 
D 
G 
D 
He'll  (D major)  (G major) have the  (D major) ball and chain on
G 
C 
G 
C 
 (G major) Yes, ladies, I must  (C major) leave  (G major) you  (C major) 
F 
E 
B 
E 
F#m 
 (F major) I  regret  (E major) to  (B major) say  (E major) I  bought the  (F sharp minor) ring
B 
E 
 (B major) This little  (E major) fling
F#m 
B 
E 
Will have to be our  (F sharp minor)  (B major) last soir (E major) ee
D 
Because they're putting me  (D major) away
F#m 
B 
E 
And tomorrow is  (F sharp minor) the  (B major) happy day  (E major) 
D 
G 
C 
G 
 (D major) Oh,  (G major)  (C major) give me a starry  (G major) -eyed room
C 
E 
C# 
A 
D 
By  (C major)  (E major) high  (C sharp major) noon,  (A major) no doubt  (D major) 
C# 
G 
E 
Am 
So  (C sharp major) who  (G major) wants to kiss the  (E major) bride (A minor) groom
D 
E 
G 
E 
C# 
E 
B 
On  (D major) his  (E major) last  (G major) night out?  (E major)  (C sharp major)  (E major)  (B major) 
C#m 
F# 
C# 
F# 
B 
 (C sharp minor)  (F sharp major)  (C sharp major)  (F sharp major)  (B major) 
E 
D# 
Ab 
Ebm 
Eb 
Ab 
Eb 
Ab 
 (E major)  (D sharp major)  (A flat major)  (E flat minor)  (E flat major)  (A flat major)  (E flat major)  (A flat major) 
Db 
Ab 
Db 
B 
E 
 (D flat major)  (A flat major)  (D flat major)  (B major)  (E major) 
B 
E 
 (B major)  (E major) 
Db 
Dbm 
E 
.  (D flat major)  (D flat minor)  (E major) 
C 
Who  (C major) wants to kiss the bridegroom
G 
on his last night out?  (G major) 
D 
E 
Next  (D major) time they  (E major) bring champagne on,
Am 
 (A minor) 
D 
 (D major) he'll have the ball and chain on.
C 
G 
C 
 (C major) Yes, ladies, I must leave  (G major) you.  (C major) 
Am 
B 
E 
I  (A minor) regret  (B major) to say  (E major) I  bought the ring.
B 
E 
 (B major) This little  (E major) fling
F#m 
B 
E 
will have to be our  (F sharp minor) last  (B major) soir (E major) ee
A 
D 
Because they're putting me  (A major) away  (D major) 
F#m 
B 
E 
And tomorrow is  (F sharp minor) the  (B major) happy day  (E major) 
C 
G 
Oh,  (C major) dear, you think I'm  (G major) sorry I grew
C 
A 
 (C major) Why, I  (A major) do know now
So who wants to kiss the bridegroom
Am 
D 
C 
 (A minor) On  (D major) his last night out?  (C major) 
You