Making Whoopee chords by Eddie cantor
Verse 1
D
Every time I hear that
Dm
G
dear old wedding march
Em
D
G
I feel rather glad I have a broken arch
Bm
I have heard a lot of
A
Dm
married people talk
G
Em
And I know that marriage is a long,
A
long walk
B
Ebdim
To most people wed
Em
dings mean romance
Bm
E
Bm
But I prefer a picnic or a dance
A
D
Bm
Em
Another bride, another groom,
A
D
another sunny, honeymoon,
G
Gm
Bm
another season,
Bb
A
another reason for making
D
G
Cm
whoopee.
Ebdim
G
A
D
The choir sings,
Bm
G
here comes the bride,
A
D
G
another victim is by her side,
Gm
Bm
he's lost his reason,
Bb
G
Cause it's the season for making
Dm
D
G
Ebdim
D
a woman.
Ebdim
Down through the countless ages,
G
A
D
you'll find it everywhere.
G
Somebody makes good wages,
D
Bm
D
somebody wants her share.
Ebdim
D
She calls them toodles,
Em
and rolls her eyes.
G
A
D
She makes some strudels,
G
and makes some pies,
Gm
Bm
Bb
What is it all for, if it's all he'll fall for?
D
Another year,
Bm
E
A
D
Bm
D
Em
or maybe less,
A
D
What's this I hear,
Bm
D
G
or can't you guess?
Gm
She feels neglected
Bm
D
Bm
Bb
and he is suspected of
G
D
G
Cm
making whoopee.
G
A
D
Em
She sits alone most every night,
A
D
Bm
D
G
he doesn't phone or even write.
Em
Gm
D
Bm
He says he's busy,
D
Bb
D
but she says Izzy is making
G
D
a whoopee.
Ebdim
D
He doesn't make much money,
G
D
five thousand dollars per.
Some judge who thinks he's funny
G
D
says you'll pay six to her.
Ebdim
A
D
Em
He says, now judge, suppose I fail?
A
Bm
D
G
The judge says, budge, right into jail.
Gm
D
You'd better keep her,
Bb
you'll find it's cheaper
D
than making a whoopee.
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