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- Limehouse Blues
- Words by Douglas
Forber, Music by Philip Braham - 1922
| Verse:----------- |
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| D |
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| F#m |
G#7(b5) F#m |
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A7 |
| D7 |
G |
F#7 |
Bm |
| D |
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- Gm |
D |
| Chorus:--------- |
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| Bb9 |
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G9 |
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| F |
A7 Dm |
G7 |
C7 |
| Bb9 |
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G7 |
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| F D7 |
Gm |
Bbm6 C7 |
F (to
chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- Song is played Verse, Chorus,
Chorus, Verse, Chorus.
- Tip: Each bass note gets one
beat.
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- Verse:
- In Lime -house Where O -ri
-en -tails love to play
- In Lime -house Where you
can hear those blues all day
- And they seem all a -round
Like a -long, long sigh
- Queer sob sound Oh Hon -ey
Lamb they seem to cry.
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- Chorus:
- Oh! Lime -house kid Oh!
Oh! Oh! Lime -house kid Go -ing the way that the rest of them
did
- Poor brok -en blos -som
and no -bod -y's child Haunt -ing and taunt -ing you're just
kind o' wild
- Oh! Oh! Oh! Lime -house
blues I've the real Lime -house blues Can't seem to shake off
those sad Chin -a blues
- Rings on your fin -gers
and tears for your crown That is the sto -ry of old Chin -a -town.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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