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- The Man On The
Flying Trapeze
- Words and Music
by Walter Okeefe - Copyright 1933
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| C |
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G7 |
| - |
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C Cdim |
C G7 |
| C |
- G7 C |
Dm |
Fm |
| C |
G7 |
C |
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| Am |
- |
E7 |
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| Am |
Dm |
E7 |
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| Am |
F7 |
E7 |
Dm |
| Am |
E7 |
Am |
G7 |
| Chorus:--------- |
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| C |
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- |
G7 |
| - |
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C Cdim |
C G7 |
| C |
- G7 C |
Dm |
Fm |
| C |
G7 |
C |
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- 6-beat intro. Play 3-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- Note: This
song is in 3/4 waltz time.
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- Verse:
- Once I was hap -py, but
now I'm for -lorn,
- Like an old coat that is
tat -tered and torn,
- Left in this wide world
to weep and to mourn;
- Be -trayed by a maid in
her teens
- Now this girl that I loved,
she was hand -some
- And I tried all I knew,
her to please
- But I nev -er could please
her no quar -ter so well,
- As the man on the fly -ing
tra -peze.
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- First Chorus:
- He'd float through the air
with the great -est of ease,
- The dar -ing young man on
the fly -ing tra -peze,
- His move -ments are grace
-ful, all girls he does please,
- And my love he has pur -loined
a way.
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- Second Chorus:
- She'd float through the
air with the great -est of ease,
- You'd think her a man on
the fly -ing tra -peze,
- She does all the work while
he takes his ease,
- And thats what's be -come
of my love.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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