It Might As Well Be Spring chords by Bing Crosby

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Verse 1
D 
The makers of  (D major) Lady Ashborn's incense,
A 
the incense that's kind to your  (A major) nose,
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E 
presents  (D major) The Hour of  (E major) Love.
F 
E 
 (F major) And  (E major) now, once again,
we present The Hour of Love.
Ah, love.
D 
There's the love of a dog for his  (D major) master.
F 
 (F major) There's the love of a flower that smells.
There's the love that
D 
a fellow  (D major) named Orson
F 
D 
 (F major) has for  (D major) a fellow named Wells.
G 
D 
There's the love  (G major) of a wheel for a  (D major) tire.
There's the love for which everyone
yearns.
G 
D 
 (G major) But the love that sets  (D major) wo men on fire
E 
D 
 (E major) is their lover  (D major) boy.
Sugar throat burns.
Good evening, ladies.
E 
Em 
 (E major) Forget your wor (E minor) ries.
G 
 (G major) Forget your cares.
Forget your husbands.
D 
 (D major) It's time to relax.
Sit back on your chaise and lounge.
This is Sugar Throat Burns
coming into your living room.
Into your dining room.
G 
D 
 (G major) Into  your...  (D major) Oh, I beg your pardon.
And now for my first song.
Are you listening, ladies?
Thank you and good
night, Sugar Throat
But Bing, I didn't sing yet.
I know George,
I just wanted to give the folks an idea
of the kind of a program
you would do as a singer.
But I'd like to do my ditty.
Can I borrow Trotter's piano player
and do my song?
Piano player?
George, if you're going to do a solo,
let's do it right.
Let's do it big.
Say, a production,
huh? Certainly.
The rhythmers,
John Scott and the orchestra,
in fact, our complete vocal
and musical facilities
are at your disposal, sir.
Well, Bing, I wanted to sing.
It might as well be spring.
Does everybody know it? Sure.
It's not too tough for you,
is it? No, we'll...
We'll muddle through it somehow,
Sugar Throat.
Gosh, I hope Gracie's listening in.
A 
Okay, boys, one, two.  (A major) 
D 
 (D major) I'm as restless as a willow.
A 
restless as a willow in a  (A major) windstorm.
D 
 (D major) He's as jumpy as
a puppet on a string.
C 
A 
He'd say  (C major) that he had  (A major) spring fever,
D 
Em 
D 
But  (D major) it is (E minor) n't even  (D major) spring
A 
I'm  (A major) starry -eyed and
D 
A 
 (D major) faintly discon (A major) tented
D 
A 
D 
 (D major) Like  (A major) a  (D major) nightingale without a song to sing
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C 
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Oh,  (A major) why should he  (C major) have  (A major) spring fever
E 
A 
D 
When it  (E major) is n't  (A major) even  (D major) spring

Verse 2

I keep wishing I was somewhere

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Verse 3

Walking down the strange blue

street

Hearing words that he has never heard

Verse 4
F# 
 (F sharp major) 
E 
from a girl  (E major) he's yet to me
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D 
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D 
 (A major) I'm as busy as  (D major)  (A major) he's  (D major) as giddy
as a baby on the swing
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well he has (G major) n't seen a
C 
D 
cro (C major) cus or  (D major) a rosebud
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F# 
D 
Or  (E major) a robin on  (F sharp major) the wing  (D major) 
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D 
A 
But I feel so  (E major) gay in a  (D major) melancholy  (A major) way
D 
E 
That  (D major) it might as well be  (E major) spring
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A 
D 
A 
D 
Eb 
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 (D major) It  (A major) might  (D major) as well  (A major) be  (D major) the spring  (E flat major)  (A major) 
And Miss Russell says,
OK, OK, OK, all right
Well, George, that was certainly great