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Seventy Six Trombones chords by The King Brothers

  • G

  • D

  • C

  • A

  • Bb

  • F

  • B

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Verse 1
(G major) (D major) Seventy
(G major) -six trombones
led the (D major) big parade
With a hundred and ten cornets
close (G major) at hand
They were followed by rows and rows
Of the (C major) finest virtu (A major) osos (D major) supreme
Of every famous band
Seventy (G major) -six trombones
called the (D major) Morning Sun
With a hundred and ten clarinets
right be (G major) hind
There were more than
a thousand reeds
springing (C major) up like (A major) weeds
There were (D major) horns of every
shape and (G major) kind
(D major) There (G major) (C major) were cup -a -barrel timpani
and (G major) horse platoons
Thundering,
thundering (C major) all along the way
(G major) Double (C major) bell euphoniums
and (G major) big bassoons
Each (D major) bassoon having his
(G major) big (D major) fat (G major) say
There were (C major) fifty mounted cannon
in the (G major) battery
Thundering, thundering,
(C major) louder than before
(G major) Clari (C major) nets of every (B flat major) size
and (C major) trumpeters (F major) who'd impro (B major) vise
A (C major) full octave (G major) higher than the (C major) score (G major) (D major)
76 (G major) trombones led the (A major) big (D major) parade
When the order to march
rang out loud and (G major) clear
Leading off with a big bang -bong
on a (C major) Chinese gong
(A major) By a (D major) big bang (A major) -bonger at the (D major) rear
76 (G major) trom (D major) bones (G major) hit the (A major) counter (D major) point
While 110 cornets played (G major) the air
Then I modestly took my place
as the (C major) one and only (A major) bass,
and (D major) I oomphed on up and down the (G major) square.
Ah, ah, (C major) ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, (D major) ah
(G major) Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, (C major) ah, ah
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
ah, ah, ah, (F major) ah, (G major) (C major) ah
(D major) Seventy (G major) -six drumbows
hit the (D major) counterpoint
While a hundred and ten cornettes
waved (G major) the air
Then I modestly took my place
as the (C major) one and only (A major) base,
and (G major) I oompa -pah, oom (D major) pa -pah,
oompa (G major) -pah, up (D major) and down the (G major) square.
(D major)
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