Sam, The Accordion Man chords by Doris Day

  • Bb

  • Dm

  • D

  • E

  • A

  • F#

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  • Bm

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  • Em

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  • G

  • C

Verse 1
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In Dixieland,
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there's a musical man.
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He has a good time
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just making folks happy.
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This musical man is
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a one -man band.
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Folks have to love him
for making them glad.
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He don't play melodies,
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just plays blue har monies,
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just like nobody ever has.
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He just plays chords,
that make you feel grand,
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they call him Sam,
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the old accordion man.
His dreamy chords,
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remind you of heaven,
and they're real chords,
according to Dixieland.
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In the evening, by the moonlight,
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when the sun is down
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How those lovers, lovey lovers,
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love to hang around
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He plays those chords,
he plays those chords,
like nobody can
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Like nobody can,
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they call him Sam,
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the old accordion man
Old chords, new chords,
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funny old blue chords,
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morning, night and noon
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Say he's got chords,
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nothing but hot chords,
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never out of tune
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In the evening, by the moonlight,
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when the sun is down
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How those lovers, lovey lovers,
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love to hang around
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D
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He plays those chords like nobody can
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They call him Sam, Sam, Sam
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The old accordion man
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