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- Inka Dinka Doo
- Words and Music
by Jimmy Durante and Ben Ryan - 1933
| Verse: |
| C E7 |
F G+ |
C |
- Ab9 |
| G7 Gdim |
G7 Ab9 |
C Gdim |
G7 |
| C E7 |
F G+ |
C |
- |
| F#m Dm |
B7 |
E B |
G7 |
| Chorus: |
| C |
Cdim |
C |
Cdim |
| C |
- Cdim |
G7 G9 |
G7 |
| Dm |
G7 |
Dm |
G7 |
| - |
- G+ |
C |
- |
| E7 |
- |
Am |
- |
| D7 |
Am D7 |
Dm G7 |
Dm Ab7 |
| C |
Cdim |
C |
A7 |
| D7 |
G7 |
C |
- (G7 to chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- _______
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- Verse:
- What is that haunting refrain
that you hear in the air?
- Here and there, ev'ry where,
- It's just a beautiful strain
that keeps taunting my brain constantly,
- It's my melody it's my syphony.
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- Chorus:
- Inka Dinka Doo, A dinka
dee, A dinka doo,
- Oh, what a tune for crooning.
- Inka Dinka Doo, A dinka
dee, A dinka doo,
- It's got the whole world
spooning.
- Eskimo bells up in Iceland,
Are ringing,
- They've made their own Paradise
Land, Singing,
- Inka Dinka Doo, A dinka
dee, A dinka doo,
- Simply means Inka dinka
dee, A dinka doo.
- _______
Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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- The chord names should
appear in single rows. Let me know of any problems.
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- email: jbott@ix.netcom.com