Chords for Irene Kral 'Forgetful' on Frankly Jazz

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_ _ _ [Ebm] And a very [Bb] pleasant Saturday evening.
Yeah.
[Eb] This is Frank Evans and this is our regular [Gm] version, our weekly version of Frankly Jazz.
Tonight, I think, kind of an exciting [C] evening for you with Shelly Mann [B] and his men and an
[Em] all-star group at that, a return engagement of the delightful Miss Irene Kral and a [Gb] drop-in
appearance of a very dear [G] and close friend of mine, [D] two-time Academy Award winner and
Grammy Award winner, Mr.
Hank [G] Mancini.
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_ It's indeed a pleasure to welcome back [Bb] a young lady who made an appearance on the [C] program
a few weeks ago, who's appearing every weekend, every Friday, [Bb] Saturday, and Sunday, [Ab] along
with the boss man himself, [Eb] Mr.
Shelly Mann and his men at Shelly's Manhole [C] in Hollywood,
to sing a tune that possibly you may not remember.
Maybe you may not even remember the fact that there was a [Bb] band once called Boyd-Raborn,
[Bbm] but there indeed was.
[Eb] The pianist for the band was a man named George Handy, not WC, but [B] George.
And the vocalist was a gentleman that [C] is very much in the public eye, and that's Mr.
David Allen.
Here then [Bb] is Irene Kral to sing the tune that was introduced by David Allen, written by
George Handy, and it's called _ Forgetful. _ _
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Lately, _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] you've been [Bb] so _ _ _ [Bbm] forgetful.
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The _ _ [Ebm] kind of a [Bb] _
[Ab] stop and _ _ go _ [Fm] that _ _
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bothers _ _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] me.
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_ [Gb] _ Kisses, _ _ I [Ab] once got [Bbm] enough _ of.
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But [F] you've been _ forgetful [Ab] _
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_ _ [Eb] it bothers [Bbm] _ _ _ me.
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_ [E] _ _ no [G] _
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[Bb] _ _ [Eb] it bothers _
_ _ [Bbm] me. _ _
[Ebm] _ _ _ But [Bb] _
_ _ _ [Ebm] someday, _
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when you _ [Ebm] are _ _ regretful, [Eb] _ _ [Eb] _
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you'll [Ebm] wish you had tried _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [Fm] forgetfulness. _ _ _
_ _ You'll [F] be _ _ _ [Dbm] _ upset _ _ _ [Bb] and _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ forgetful.
_ _ _ [Ebm] _ Won't [Eb] be able _ [Bbm] _
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_ [Ab] _ forget.
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_ [Gm] _ _ That's as [Cm] far as it does it for [Bb] this version of Frankly, Jess.
This is Frank Evans.
My most sincere thanks [B] to Hank Mantini, to Miss Irene Kral, and of course to Shelley
Mann and his men.
Next week, it will be Vic Feldman and a jazz version of Tony Newley's show called Stop
the World I Want to Get Off, and co-emceeing with me, a very good friend of mine and probably
the world's most versatile entertainer, Mr.
Sammy Davis, Jr.
So we'll see you next Saturday evening right here on Channel 5, and of course, I'll see
you every day from 1 until 5 over KRHM FM.
And until we do see you, this is Frank Evans, and as always, later. _ _
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