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- Carolina In The
Morning
- Words by Gus Kahn,
Music by Walter Donaldson - 1922
| Verse: |
| C
Am |
Gm
A7 |
Dm
G7 |
C |
| -
Cdim |
G7 |
Dm
G7 |
C
C+ |
| C
Am |
Gm A7 |
D7 |
G7 |
| Chorus: |
| C |
-
Gdim |
G7 |
- |
| Dm |
-
G7 |
Cdim |
C |
| F |
C |
F |
A7 |
| D7 |
G E7 |
Am
D7 |
G7 |
| C |
-
Gdim |
G7 |
- |
| Dm |
-
G7 |
F#dim |
G7 |
| C |
-
C7 |
F |
D7 G7 |
| C |
- |
D7
G7 |
C (to chorus) |
- 8- beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- _______
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- Verse:
- Wishing is good time wasted,
Still it's a habit they say;
- Wishing for sweets I've
tasted, That's all I do all day.
- Maybe there's nothing in
wishing, But, speaking of wishing I'll say:
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- Chorus:
- Nothing could be finer than
to be in Carolina in the morning,
- Noone could be sweeter than
my sweetie when I meet her in the morning.
- Where the morning glories
Twine around the door,
- Whispering pretty stories
I long to hear once more.
- Strolling with my girlie
where the dew is pearlly early in the morning,
- Butterflies all flutter
up and kiss each little buttercup at dawning,
- If I had A-lad din's lamp
for only a day, I'd make a wish and here's what I'd say:
- Nothing could be finer than
to be in Carolina in the morning.
- _______
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- Listen
to Jim and the WineLand Banjo Band play "Carolina In The
Morning" (youtube)
- _______
Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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