Manhattan Fable chords by Babs Gonzales
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Verse 1
(D major) (B minor) (Ddim) (B minor) (D major) Well, about a deuce
(B minor) of (D major) (A major) long black and (D major) whites (B minor) ago,
(D major) (G major) (D major) a (G major) guy from the (D major) lowlands came (B minor) to the apple. (D major) (B minor)
He copped him (D major) a hame on
Edison
Boulevard (G major) (D major) paying those (E major) (D major) de livery
dues. (G major) (A major) (G major)
(B minor) Everything (E major) was (E minor) (G major) fine as
wine until he ran (B minor) into
Miss
Hollywood (G major) eyes. (D major) (B minor)
(G major) Now (C major)
(D major) Lowland
Willie, he knew his
(G major) bread wasn't long enough for him to cut in (B minor) to this (E major) babe,
so (D major) he figured he'd better lay dead (B minor) un (D major) til his
greens (G major) got in (A major) shape. (D major) (B minor)
So (D major) one day while (F sharp minor) paying (D major) his (G major) gig (Ddim) dues,
he noticed (G major) a guy that was always (F sharp major) (F sharp minor) sharp,
(D major) changed vines daily,
(B minor) and always had (D major) football pockets.
(E major) (A major) (D major) (G major) (D major) So
(B minor) Wil (D major) lie sounded on him
as to how he could make
some (B minor) ex tra bread
to cop
(D major) Miss
Hollywood eyes. (B minor)
(G major) Now
New
York
(D major) Billy, he dug that
(G major) Willie was (D major) from
Lane
Junction, so he figured he'd take this boob
for the pure (G major) natural pig. (D major) (B minor) (E major) (C sharp major)
(D major) Well, for the next few set of sevens,
(B minor) Lowland
(D major) Willie, (G major) he was (D major) so busy thinking about the
(A major) bread (D major) that he (G major) had saved the (D major) copies short,
that (G major) (E minor) (G major) he failed (D major) to dig nab (G major) had been
watching (D major) him write down them extra
figures while on (G major) his gig route. (D major)
(G major) So (D major) one (G major) black (F sharp major) about (G major) the
Cinderella of chimes, (D major) a
(G major) 200 (D major) -pound cat rang
Willie's ding -dong. (A major) (E major) (A major) (D major)
After flashing his (E major) badge
(G major) of many (D major) numbers
he explained (G major) to
Wil (D major) lie that (G major) if his greens was long
enough (D major) he wouldn't take
him to (G major) the slammer. (D major)
Well, (F sharp major)
Willie gave (D major) up five big ones to
Nell, (D major) who stepped (G major) into
his (D major) waiting cab and split the bread (E major) down
(D major) with
New
York
(D major) Billy.
Now, poor
Willie's jeans is clean, (Ddim)
(D major) he (E major) is off the (D major) scene,
(G major) and he did (D major) n't cop his queen.
A
Manhattan
Fable.
you
Manhattan Fable
Babs Gonzales
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