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- Chattanooga Choo-Choo
- Words by Mack
Gordon, Music by Harry Warren - 1941
- Number 1 on the
Hit Parade in 1941, played for 13 weeks.
| Part 1: |
| C |
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| G7 |
Dm G7 |
C |
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| - |
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| G7 |
Dm G7 |
C |
C7 |
| Part 2: |
| F C7 |
F C7 |
F C7 |
F F7 |
| Bb Fdim |
F D7 |
G7(b9) |
Db7 C7 |
| F C7 |
F C7 |
F C7 |
F F7 |
| Bb Fdim |
F D7 |
G7(b9) |
Db7 F |
| Part 3: |
| C |
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| G7 |
Dm G7 |
C |
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| - |
- C7 |
F6 |
Ab7 D7(b5) |
| C Am7 |
D7 G7 |
C |
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| C Am7 |
D7 G7 |
C |
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- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
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- Part 1:
- Pardon me boy, Is
that the Chattanooga Choo-Choo?
Track twenty-nine, Boy you can gimme a shine.
I can afford, To board a Chattanooga Choo-Choo,
I've got my fare, And just a trifle to spare.
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- Part 2:
- You leave the Pennsylvania
Station 'bout a quarter to four, Read a magazine and then
you're in Baltimore.
Dinner in the diner, Nothing could be finer, Than
to have your ham an' eggs in Carolina.
- When you hear the whistle
blowin' eight to the bar, Then you know that Tennessee
is not very far
Shovel all the coal in, Gotta keep it rollin', Woo, woo,
Chattanooga there you are.
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- Part 3:
- There's gonna be, A
certain party at the station,
Satin and lace, I used to call "funny face."
She's gonna cry, Until I tell her that I'll never roam,
So Chattanooga Choo Choo, Won't you choo-choo me home?
- So Chattanooga Choo Choo,
Won't you choo-choo me home?
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the WineLand Banjo Band play "Chattanooga Choo-Choo"
(youtube)
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- Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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- The chord names should
appear in single rows. Let me know of any problems.
- email: jbott@ix.netcom.com