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Intro 1
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Verse 1
(C major) long ago,
(G major) fifty years or so,
(F major) Grandma was a pretty (C major) girl.
(F major) Frills and fair bel (C major) lows, (F major) ribbons,
lace and (C major) bows,
(F major) golden (G major) dresses all a (C major) pearl.
Dainty, modest ways
(G major) in those golden days,
(F major) Blushing cheek and glances (C major) shy,
(B major) Maidens then, I (E minor) think,
(C minor) knew not (Baug) how to wink
With (A minor) a (D major) captivating (G major) eye. (D major)
(G major) But how different now,
(C major) Since the (G major) days of Grandmama,
(C major) Maidens (G major) all know (C major) her
Since the (G major) days of Grandmama
(C major) They may (G major) wear the same old (C major) styles
But they're (G major) freer with their
(C major) smiles
And they've (F major) learned (G major) a lot (C major) of wiles
Since the (G major) days of Grandmama
(C major) La, (G major) la, (C major) la, la
Since the days (G major) of Grandmama
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Long, long ago, (G major) styles and gowns
would show (F major) something near
a woman's (C major) age. (G major)
(F major) An d at fifty (C major) -eight,
(F major) ladies were sedate,
though they (G major) reached a settled (C major) stage.
But (E minor) (C major) in dress today,
(G major) Grandma's quite as gay
as (F major) the maid sixteen or (C major) so.
(B major) Tripping down the (E minor) street,
(C minor) figure, (Baug) trim (G major) and neat,
(A minor) which is (D major) which you scarcely (G major) know. (D major) (G major)
(C major) Yes, they're (G major) different now,
(C major) since the (G major) days (C major) of Grandmama.
It has (G major) changed somehow
(C major) since the (G major) days of grandmama.
(C major) And a (G major) reckless chap is (C major) he
who pur (G major) sues a pretty she.
(C major) For his (F major) auntie it may (C major) be,
or per (G major) haps his grandmama.
(C major) La, (G major) la, la, (C major) la.
Or perhaps his (G major) grandmama.
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Since the Days of Grandmama
Jerome Kern
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