The Nagger (Part One) chords by Jerry Lewis
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Verse 1
(D major) (A major) (D major) Hi kids, did you ever know a little boy
who (E minor) pestered his mother all the time,
(A major) asking for so many things
(D major) he just about drove her crazy?
Huh? Well let me tell you.
(G major) There's (E minor) no sound (A major) worse (D major) in all the world
(E minor) than a (A major) whining, (D major) crying child.
(E minor) He irrit (A major) ates (D major) the other kids
and (E minor) drives the (A major) grown -ups (D major) wild.
When. He. (G major) Goes.
(C major) Will you, won't you, can I, coax you, I'll go on,
you (G major) said you would.
Gimme, gimme, can I, can I, R .G.
Whiz, you (C major) said I could.
Can I, can I, oh I wanna,
let me, let me, buy me one.
(F major) Will you, won't you, (C major) can you,
don't you, (D major) R .G.
Whiz, I have no fun. (C major) (F major)
Yeah, (D major) that's the way some kids
sound.
(G minor) Yackety, yackety, yack, gimme this,
do (C major) that.
I ought to know,
because I was a (F major) little boy myself once.
I remember when I was just a little baby,
my mother and father were (D major) wait
ing for me to learn to talk.
Is (C major) n't he a darling baby?
(D major) That's my little boy.
Kitchy, kitchy, coo.
Look, I think he's going to say
something. (G major)
(D major) Mama, daddy.
He said mama.
And daddy, I heard him just as plain.
Mama. Daddy. (G major) (D major) (E minor)
(G major) Af ter that,
I learned to say a lot more (D major) words.
In fact, I learned (E minor) to talk very (G major) quickly,
and my parents were (F sharp minor) very happy
(E minor) an d thought that I (F sharp minor) was a smart
(G major) little boy.
(A major) But pretty soon I (E minor) had learned to
talk (F sharp minor) so well
(G major) that I began to talk too (A major) much. (F major) When I was just about (E minor) your age,
this is the way it
(C major) sounded around our house.
(B minor) Can I have a drink of water?
I want a drink of water.
Water, wa (D major) ter, water.
Can I have a drink?
I want a drink of water.
Can I have a drink? (G major) Can I, water?
Can I have some water?
Can I? Oh, (D major) Junior,
stop pestering.
Just ask once if you want a drink.
Now here's your water. (C sharp major)
Can I go out and play now?
Can I, huh? (G major) Can I? Can I (D major) go out and play?
(G major) Huh? Can I? Can I?
Huh? Can I go out and play?
Can (D major) I? Please, Mother.
(G major) Can I go out (D major) side?
Huh? (G major) Can I? Can I? Yes, yes.
Go on (D major) out and play, please.
Gee, you're a nice mother.
Oh, dear, and to think I was
anxious for him to talk. (E flat major)
Can I have a sandwich?
Huh? I'm hungry.
Can I have a sandwich?
Can I? Can (D major) I? A peanut butter sandwich?
I want a peanut butter sandwich.
Can I have one?
Oh, please.
Can I? Please.
Can I have a peanut butter sandwich?
Can I, mother?
Can I? Please.
Oh, I want one, mother.
Please. Oh, I want one.
Let me have one, (C major) mommy.
Let me have one.
(A flat major) I even pestered my
(G major) mother
when she took me to Playland. (C major)
Mommy, (G major) mommy.
There's an ice cream stand.
(D major) Can I have some?
Can I? Can (G major) I, Mommy?
No, Junior, (D major) not now.
It's too (G major) close to dinner time.
(C major) Oh, why not?
Can I have some ice cream?
Can I, Mommy?
Huh?
Can I have some (G major) ice cream?
Take me over there.
(D major) I want a chocolate ice cream cone.
(G major) Ice cream.
Mommy, can I have a ride?
(D minor) Oh, please, Mommy.
I want a (D major) ride.
I want to eat.
(G major) I want a bite.
I want to...
Mommy, Mommy,
(C sharp major) Mommy, Mommy...
Yes, that's the way I sounded all the (C major) time,
and my mother was very
unhappy.
Because, you see, the trouble with me
was that I had become a nagger. (D major)
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The Nagger (Part One)
Jerry Lewis
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