Chords for Guy Mitchell - She Wears Red Feathers
Tempo:
107.05 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
Eb
A
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D]
I worked in a London bank, respectable [A]
position, at half past three [D] they serve you [E] tea, but ruin your [A]
disposition.
[G] Each night at the music hall, [D] travel [G] logs it seemed, [A] and once a [Bm] pearl of a native girl kept smiling [D] right at me.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives [D] on just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
[Bm] A rose in her [Gbm] hair, a gleam in her [G] eyes, and love in her [D] heart for me.
[Bm] [A] [D]
Goodbye to the London bank, I started [B] out a-sailing.
The fourteenth day from Mandalay [E] I spied her [A] from the railing.
[G] She knew I was on my way, [D] waited and [G] was true.
She said, you son of an Englishman, I've dreamed each [D] night of you.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives on [D] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her hair, [B] a gleam in her eyes, and love in her heart [D] for me.
[Bm] [B] [D]
I went to her ma and pa and said I loved [A] her only.
And they both said [D] we could be wed.
[E] What a [A] ceremony!
[G] An elephant brought her in, [D] placed her by [Em] my side.
[B] While six baboons got out bassoons and played her [D] comes the bride.
[Eb]
Ah, we're back here in London town.
And though it may [Bb] seem silly, she's here with me [Cm] and y'all to see [F] us stroll down [Bb]
Piccadilly.
The [Ab] boys at the London bank [Eb] kinda [Fm] hold their breath.
[Eb] She sits with me [Cm] and slurps her tea which [Bb] tickles them to death.
[Eb] She wears red feathers and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She wears red feathers [Eb] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She lives on [Eb] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her [Cm] hair, a gleam in her [Fm] eyes, and love [Bb] in her heart [Eb] for me.
[Ab] [Eb] [D]
I worked in a London bank, respectable [A]
position, at half past three [D] they serve you [E] tea, but ruin your [A]
disposition.
[G] Each night at the music hall, [D] travel [G] logs it seemed, [A] and once a [Bm] pearl of a native girl kept smiling [D] right at me.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives [D] on just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
[Bm] A rose in her [Gbm] hair, a gleam in her [G] eyes, and love in her [D] heart for me.
[Bm] [A] [D]
Goodbye to the London bank, I started [B] out a-sailing.
The fourteenth day from Mandalay [E] I spied her [A] from the railing.
[G] She knew I was on my way, [D] waited and [G] was true.
She said, you son of an Englishman, I've dreamed each [D] night of you.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives on [D] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her hair, [B] a gleam in her eyes, and love in her heart [D] for me.
[Bm] [B] [D]
I went to her ma and pa and said I loved [A] her only.
And they both said [D] we could be wed.
[E] What a [A] ceremony!
[G] An elephant brought her in, [D] placed her by [Em] my side.
[B] While six baboons got out bassoons and played her [D] comes the bride.
[Eb]
Ah, we're back here in London town.
And though it may [Bb] seem silly, she's here with me [Cm] and y'all to see [F] us stroll down [Bb]
Piccadilly.
The [Ab] boys at the London bank [Eb] kinda [Fm] hold their breath.
[Eb] She sits with me [Cm] and slurps her tea which [Bb] tickles them to death.
[Eb] She wears red feathers and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She wears red feathers [Eb] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She lives on [Eb] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her [Cm] hair, a gleam in her [Fm] eyes, and love [Bb] in her heart [Eb] for me.
[Ab] [Eb] [D]
Key:
D
G
Eb
A
Bm
D
G
Eb
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I worked in a London bank, respectable [A]
position, at half past three [D] they serve you [E] tea, but ruin your [A]
disposition.
[G] Each night at the music hall, [D] travel [G] logs it seemed, [A] and once a [Bm] pearl of a native girl kept smiling [D] right at me.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives [D] on just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
[Bm] A rose in her [Gbm] hair, a gleam in her [G] eyes, and love in her [D] heart for me.
[Bm] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
Goodbye to the London bank, I started [B] out a-sailing.
The fourteenth day from Mandalay [E] I spied her [A] from the railing.
[G] She knew I was on my way, [D] waited and [G] was true.
She said, you son of an Englishman, I've dreamed each [D] night of you.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives on [D] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her hair, [B] a gleam in her eyes, and love in her heart [D] for me.
[Bm] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [D] _
I went to her ma and pa and said I loved [A] her only.
And they both said [D] we could be wed.
[E] What a [A] ceremony!
[G] An elephant brought her in, [D] placed her by [Em] my side.
[B] While six baboons got out bassoons and played her [D] comes the bride.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _
Ah, we're back here in London town.
And though it may [Bb] seem silly, she's here with me [Cm] and y'all to see [F] us stroll down [Bb]
Piccadilly.
The [Ab] boys at the London bank [Eb] kinda [Fm] hold their breath.
[Eb] She sits with me [Cm] and slurps her tea which [Bb] tickles them to death.
[Eb] She wears red feathers and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She wears red feathers [Eb] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She lives on [Eb] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her [Cm] hair, a gleam in her [Fm] eyes, and love _ [Bb] in her _ heart [Eb] for me. _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I worked in a London bank, respectable [A]
position, at half past three [D] they serve you [E] tea, but ruin your [A]
disposition.
[G] Each night at the music hall, [D] travel [G] logs it seemed, [A] and once a [Bm] pearl of a native girl kept smiling [D] right at me.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives [D] on just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
[Bm] A rose in her [Gbm] hair, a gleam in her [G] eyes, and love in her [D] heart for me.
[Bm] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
Goodbye to the London bank, I started [B] out a-sailing.
The fourteenth day from Mandalay [E] I spied her [A] from the railing.
[G] She knew I was on my way, [D] waited and [G] was true.
She said, you son of an Englishman, I've dreamed each [D] night of you.
She wears red feathers and a hooli [G]-hooli skirt.
She wears red feathers [D] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[G] She lives on [D] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her hair, [B] a gleam in her eyes, and love in her heart [D] for me.
[Bm] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [D] _
I went to her ma and pa and said I loved [A] her only.
And they both said [D] we could be wed.
[E] What a [A] ceremony!
[G] An elephant brought her in, [D] placed her by [Em] my side.
[B] While six baboons got out bassoons and played her [D] comes the bride.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _
Ah, we're back here in London town.
And though it may [Bb] seem silly, she's here with me [Cm] and y'all to see [F] us stroll down [Bb]
Piccadilly.
The [Ab] boys at the London bank [Eb] kinda [Fm] hold their breath.
[Eb] She sits with me [Cm] and slurps her tea which [Bb] tickles them to death.
[Eb] She wears red feathers and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She wears red feathers [Eb] and a hooli-hooli skirt.
[Ab] She lives on [Eb] just coquinuts and fish from the sea.
A rose in her [Cm] hair, a gleam in her [Fm] eyes, and love _ [Bb] in her _ heart [Eb] for me. _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [D] _ _ _