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- Hindustan
- Words and Music
by Oliver Wallace and Harold Weeks - 1918
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| Cm |
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| - |
G+7 |
Cm |
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| Gm |
D7 |
Gm |
D7 |
| Gm |
D7 |
G7 |
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| Chorus:--------- |
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| C |
- G+ |
C |
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| - |
- Gdim |
G7 |
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| - |
- Cdim |
G7 |
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| - Cdim |
G7 |
C |
G7 |
| C |
- G+ |
C |
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| Gm7 |
C7 |
F |
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| D7 |
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Fm |
- C |
| Dm7 |
G7 |
C |
- (G7 to
chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- _______
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- Verse:
- Cam -el trap - pings jin
- gle, Harp strings sweet -ly ting - le,
- With a sweet voice min -
gle, Un - der - neath the stars.
- Sing - ing, mem -
o - ries are bring - ing,
- Temp - le bells are ring
- ing: Call - ing me a - far.
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- Chorus:
- Hin - du - stan,
- Where we stopped to rest
our ti - red car - a - van.
- Hin - du - stan,
- Where the paint - ed pea
- cock proud - ly spread his fan.
- Hin - du stan,
- Where the pur - ple sun
- bird flashed a - cross the sand.
- Hin - du stan,
- Where I met her and the
world be - gan.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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