Hey, hey, hey.

Can I see you again?
It's been such fun,
What we've done,
I should like to do it forever

Hey

Tell me, what do you say
If you say no,
I don't know,
What I'm going to do with forever, because

You ... have me
As far as I can see,
Roped and trussed just like Dear Betty Page

Betty Page. Ask your dad.

And I know, that it's fine
That sweet taste of Gwendoline
But you tie me up and I've no wish to disengage.

Hey, hey
Can I see you again
It's been such fun what we've done
I should Iike to do it forever

Hey

Look.. tell me, what do you say
If you say no,
And I don't know,
What I'm going to do with forever, because

You ... have me
As far as I could see,
Roped and trussed just like Dear Betty Page

Ooh, and I know, that it's fine
That sweet taste of Gwendoline
I don't want to disengage

Oh girl what you've done to me
Girl what you've done to me
Oh girl
Oh

Eb gave me the Ok to re-write out his .crd I took some liberties with the chord placement. Should be about right. Just play around and figure it out. Lines with only [chord]s on them are just played. Chord diagrams at end of file. - Will Hey,hey, h[D]ey. [Dmaj7] Can I s[G]ee you again? [Bm] It's been such f[D]un, What we've d[Dmaj7]one, [A+] I should like to do it forever H[D]ey [Dmaj7] Tell me, w[G]hat do you say [Bm] If you say n[D]o, I don't k[Dmaj7]now, [A+] What I'm going to do with forever, because Y[D]ou ... have m[Dmaj7]e As f[D7]ar as I can s[D9]ee, R[G]oped and trussed just l[Bm]ike Dear Betty P[D]age Chorus: Y[D]ou ... have m[Dmaj7]e As f[D7]ar as I could s[D9]ee, R[G]oped and trussed just l[Bm]ike Dear Betty P[D]age [A+] Ooh, and I k[D]now, that it's f[Dmaj7]ine T[D7]hat sweet taste of G[D9]wendoline But you t[G]ie me up and I[Bm] don't want to diseng[D]age [A+] Oh g[G]irl what you've done to m[Bm]e [D] [A+] G[G]irl what you've done to m[Bm]e Oh g[G]irl [Bm] [D] [A+] Dmaj7: A+ (A Augmented) ________________ ________________ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | o ---------------- ---------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | o o o | | | o o | ---------------- ---------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | o | | | ---------------- ---------------- D9: ---------------- | | | | | | | | | | o | ---------------- | | | | | | | | | o | | ---------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | All chord diagrams start at the nut. These are only for what I think are the "rare" chords. Also they're the easiest variants to finger(IMHO). - Will That's it, really. The whole point of many early Jazz Butcher songs is that they use very cliched "lounge" chord progressions like the above. - Eb

Credit: Will Nerini 1997-10-07 (Tuesday, 7^th of October 1997 - 28 years 13 days ago)