44 Sycamore Chords

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[Verse 1]
[G]Hey[G],[G][G][Am][C]
listen, anytime you [Am]want some fun
and [D]you can't find [G]anyone who [C]says
she'd like [Am]to keep [D]you company.
[G]Ah, get[C] dressed up, my friend,
and go [F]to a place that's never slow,
and [C]there you'll have some
fun, I guarantee.
Now, the four young
daughters of [D]William Brown
are the most unusual [G]gals in town.
The [C]fellas [Am]talk about them night and [D]day.
[G]But [C]listen boy, take my advice,
[F]although all of them seem mighty nice,
ex[G]perience gives [F]me the [G]right to [C]say.
When you go to [D]44 [G]Syca[D]more,
[G]knock, knock,
[G]knock on the [C]big front door and say,
is Mabel [F]coming out to[C]night?
Ma[F]bel is the one that's [C]cute,
so don't take any sub[G]stitute,
[C]be [D]sure it's Mabel and you'll be all [C]right.
[D]Now Papa Bro[C]wn will try[Am] and try to
[C]find some [D]unsus[G]pecting guy
to [C]make him [Am]meet his powerful
daughter [D]Faye.
[G]While shaking [C]hands just for a laugh,
she's liable [F]to break your arm in half,
[G]there's muscles [C]in her bustles,
[D]people say[C].
A guy I know fell for her charm[D]s
and finally held her in his [G]arms,
[C]he said [D]tonight [Am]I'm gonna make you [D]mine.
[G]He [C]hugged her once,
she hugged him back,
and suddenly [F]they heard a crack,
the [C]doctors say the [D]x
-rays [C]turned out fine.
So when you go to 44 [G]Syca[C]more,
[G]kno[C]ck, knock,
[G]knock on the [C]big front door and say,
is Mabel [F]coming out tonight?
[C]That Ma [F]bel is the one[G] that's cut[C]e,
so don't take any substitute,
[D]be sure it's Mabel and you'll
be al[C]right.[Am][F]
[G]Listen [C]now,
and [Am]don't you date the [D]eldest daughter,
[G]known as Kate,
[C]she's got a [Am]temper that will
start [D]a riot.[G]
[C]There's a tale I've heard a lot,
that [F]when Miss Katie was a tot,
they [C]gave her tiger's milk
to keep her quiet.
Now when she's mad,
she [D]blows her [Am]top,
[D]makes you think she's [G]gonna pop,
the [C]things she [Am]says
would make a strong [D]man wince.
[G]Once a g[C]uy refused a kiss
[F]from this temperamental miss
they [C]say the poor guy
ain't been heard of since.
So when you [D]go to [G]44 Sycamore
knock knock knock on the big front door
and [C]say is Mabel [F]coming [G]out to[C]night?
Ma[F]bel is the one that's [C]cute
so don't take any sub[Am]stitute
[D]be sure it's Mabel
and you'll be all [Am]right.
[D]Now I've got just
[Am]one more tip [D]daughter
Susie is [C]adrift they call her someplace
[Am]cause she's not [D]all there a
[G]rul[C]er in her bed
she keeps just [F]to see how
long she sleeps
she think[C]s Western Uni
[D]on's cowboys under[C]wear
she went [F]out to dine [Am]one night
I thought that I [C]would do things right
and order something
that [Am]would quench [D]her thirst
[G]I a[D]sked her i[C]f she'd like some rye
and [F]she answered with a
tender sigh [C]oh yes
[G]but put some butter on it [C]first
so when you go do 44 sycamore [G]knock
[C]knock knock on the big front [C]door
and say is Mabel [D]coming out to[C]night.
[F]Ma bel is the one that's [C]cute,
so don't take any [D]substitute.
Be sure it's Mabel and you'll be all [C]right.
Hey, wait a minute. I just remembered,
maybe you'd better find your own address on Sycamore.
Me and Mabel, uh, got married last [C]week.