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Verse 1
(F major) (G major) Bum ba (E flat major) da da da da da do
Bum ba da da da da da do
Womp ba (D major) da da da da da (E flat major) do
Womp ba da da da da da do
It was quite a ritzy affair
Why all the elite were there
Now I (G major) find the liveliest lady
That (F major) I've seen any (D major) where
She (G major) seemed to be the (E flat major) whole show
I was (G major) curious to know
Just (E flat major) who she was and (G major) what she was
So (E flat major) I asked my boyfriend,
Joe
(F major) Who's that lively (G major) bunch of peps
Mak (E flat major) ing all those clappers,
said, that's (F major) Grandma. Grandma?
(G major) Yes, (E flat major) sir.
(F major) Who's that stately (E flat major) look
ing queen?
Do you know the one?
I mean, that's (F major) Grandma.
Grandma?
(D major) Bet your life,
that's (E flat major) her.
Now, quit your kidding, (G major) boys,
because I (D major) have no time to (G major) fool.
But (F major) who's the girl that (E flat major) looks as though
she just got out of (B flat major) school?
(F major) Three score ten, but (D major) wait a while.
(E flat major) Still retains that (C major) baby smile.
Now, (F major) Peggy Joyce don't know no style.
It's (E flat major) Grandma, that's all.
Celebrities were there,
everybody did their share.
Now the (G major) first ones on the program
were Billy (E flat major) Jones and Ernest Hare.
How do you do, everybody,
how do you (D major) do?
How do you do,
(E flat major) everybody, how do you do?
Eddie Chatter did his bit
when he sang that famous hit,
I want a woman, we (G major) want a woman,
oh, (D major) give me a woman (E flat major) for mine.
Then Moran and Mack
did their famous blackface act.
What (G major) caused them that?
Oh, maybe we shouldn't have mentioned it.
Well, we better just forget about it.
All right.
(E flat major) That was entertainment
galore.
Why, people yell for more.
So (G major) Grandma got (C minor) right up
an (F major) d replied with this encore.
(B flat major) What did (E flat major) Grandma do, (F major) boy?
Well, she got with in this (G major) weird fashion.
One, two.
Oh -da -da (F major) do -bi -da -da -da
bo (G major) -dah -dada -da do baby. (C sharp major)
(C major) (F major) (E flat major)
(D major) (G major) (E flat major)
(G major)
(F major) Oh, I don't (B flat major)
(E flat major) (F major) (E flat major)
(D major) (G major) know.
(C major)
(F major) (E flat major)
(D major) (E flat major) (B flat major) (E flat major)
(G major) Does (E flat major) she know how to date?
Can she (G major) drive her own (F major) straight?
That's Grandma.
You say that's Grandma?
(E flat major) Yes, sir.
Does she take those mile
(D major) -long hikes
(E flat major) just to get the grand she likes?
That's Grandma.
You say that's Grandma?
I bet your life that's her. Now,
(G major) years ago, our grandmas
used to (E flat major) sit around and sigh.
But nowadays,
our grandmas do a Lindbergh in the sky.
Does she spend most (A flat major) of her day
(E flat major) chasing father time away?
Now, who first introduced,
hey, hey, it's (F major) grandma,
(E flat major) that's all.
It's grandma, that's all.
Ba -da -da -da -da -da -da -da -da -da
-da -da (E flat major) -da -da -da -da -da -da -da -da -da.
That's Grandma
Bing Crosby
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