Chords for John Schneider & Tom Wopat - Baby It's Cold Outside - Joe's Pub (12.2.14)
Tempo:
107.65 bpm
Chords used:
B
E
A
Eb
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
That's saying a lot, John.
Don't look at me like that.
[Eb]
[B] [Ab]
[Gm] [B] [A] [E]
[Bb] I really [Fm] can't [Gm] stay.
Johnny, it's [Cm] cold outside.
[Fm]
I gotta go away.
It's cold [Bb] out
there.
I don't care.
[Eb]
This evening [Db] has been [B] [B] so [Bbm] very nice.
I was hoping you'd drop in.
You [C] brought beer [G] and it's on ice.
My [Bbm] father will start [Cm] to worry.
Oh [Bb] come on, what's your hurry?
[Cm] My wife will be pacing [B] the floor.
Just listen to [C] that fireplace roar.
[Fm] Maybe I'd [Gm] better scurry.
I'd [C] pay to see you [F] scurry.
Well maybe just a half a drink more.
[Dm] Won't some wailing on the floor.
A lot of our neighbors [Fm] might think.
[G] Johnny is bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] What'd you put in [Gm] my drink?
[Cm] No caps to [F] be had out there.
I wish I knew now.
Your [Eb] wife's gonna have a cow.
What tale [F] to tell?
I'm sure you'll [Eb] have some [Cm] stories to tell.
I [Db] oughta say no, [Ab] no, no, sir.
I think those sirens are [F] getting [Cm] closer.
Least I gotta say that I tried.
We'd better both [Bb] stay inside.
No, I really can't stay.
[C] The couch'll fold out.
[F] Johnny, it's [Bb] cold [C] outside.
[Ab] [G] [Eb]
[Fm]
[E] [Gbm]
Not right away.
[A] I simply must go.
But [B] Johnny, it's cold outside.
Tom, [A] the [E] answer's still no.
[A] Dude, it's freezing out [B] there.
Your [A] welker has been [B]
so nice [Bm] and warm.
But look [D] out that [Bm] window at night.
My [Gb] sister will be so suspicious.
Don't you think the people [E] are still there?
My niece will be right there [Am] at the door.
We could [D] always order some more.
My main [Am] aunt, you know [Dbm] she's so vicious.
They can be vicious.
[Gb] Yeah, well maybe just a half a slice more.
Never [B] such a blizzard, people.
I [A] gotta go [C] home.
Oh, [B] it's like glass [A] out there.
Can you lend [Ab] me your coal?
[Gb] You'd be on your [B] ass out there.
[E] Tom, this evening's been [Abm] grand.
I love when you sing with a band.
But [Bm] don't you see?
[Gb] [D] Tomorrow you can [E] drive the [A] gentleman.
Then there'll [B] be talk [E] tomorrow.
Ain't a mile [G] or so.
At least [Ab] there'll be plenty [A] implied.
If [Abm] you're gone tomorrow, [E] you really [Eb] can't stay.
Give Daisy [Db] a shout out.
[Bb] Tommy, it's [A] cold
[E] outside.
[F] [Gb] Tommy, it's cold.
[E] [Gb] [F]
It's [E]
[A] [Bb] [E]
freezing out there.
Hold me.
[N]
That's like a big puppy.
Don't look at me like that.
[Eb]
[B] [Ab]
[Gm] [B] [A] [E]
[Bb] I really [Fm] can't [Gm] stay.
Johnny, it's [Cm] cold outside.
[Fm]
I gotta go away.
It's cold [Bb] out
there.
I don't care.
[Eb]
This evening [Db] has been [B] [B] so [Bbm] very nice.
I was hoping you'd drop in.
You [C] brought beer [G] and it's on ice.
My [Bbm] father will start [Cm] to worry.
Oh [Bb] come on, what's your hurry?
[Cm] My wife will be pacing [B] the floor.
Just listen to [C] that fireplace roar.
[Fm] Maybe I'd [Gm] better scurry.
I'd [C] pay to see you [F] scurry.
Well maybe just a half a drink more.
[Dm] Won't some wailing on the floor.
A lot of our neighbors [Fm] might think.
[G] Johnny is bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] What'd you put in [Gm] my drink?
[Cm] No caps to [F] be had out there.
I wish I knew now.
Your [Eb] wife's gonna have a cow.
What tale [F] to tell?
I'm sure you'll [Eb] have some [Cm] stories to tell.
I [Db] oughta say no, [Ab] no, no, sir.
I think those sirens are [F] getting [Cm] closer.
Least I gotta say that I tried.
We'd better both [Bb] stay inside.
No, I really can't stay.
[C] The couch'll fold out.
[F] Johnny, it's [Bb] cold [C] outside.
[Ab] [G] [Eb]
[Fm]
[E] [Gbm]
Not right away.
[A] I simply must go.
But [B] Johnny, it's cold outside.
Tom, [A] the [E] answer's still no.
[A] Dude, it's freezing out [B] there.
Your [A] welker has been [B]
so nice [Bm] and warm.
But look [D] out that [Bm] window at night.
My [Gb] sister will be so suspicious.
Don't you think the people [E] are still there?
My niece will be right there [Am] at the door.
We could [D] always order some more.
My main [Am] aunt, you know [Dbm] she's so vicious.
They can be vicious.
[Gb] Yeah, well maybe just a half a slice more.
Never [B] such a blizzard, people.
I [A] gotta go [C] home.
Oh, [B] it's like glass [A] out there.
Can you lend [Ab] me your coal?
[Gb] You'd be on your [B] ass out there.
[E] Tom, this evening's been [Abm] grand.
I love when you sing with a band.
But [Bm] don't you see?
[Gb] [D] Tomorrow you can [E] drive the [A] gentleman.
Then there'll [B] be talk [E] tomorrow.
Ain't a mile [G] or so.
At least [Ab] there'll be plenty [A] implied.
If [Abm] you're gone tomorrow, [E] you really [Eb] can't stay.
Give Daisy [Db] a shout out.
[Bb] Tommy, it's [A] cold
[E] outside.
[F] [Gb] Tommy, it's cold.
[E] [Gb] [F]
It's [E]
[A] [Bb] [E]
freezing out there.
Hold me.
[N]
That's like a big puppy.
Key:
B
E
A
Eb
Bb
B
E
A
_ That's saying a lot, John.
Don't look at me like that. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ [B] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ I really [Fm] can't [Gm] stay.
Johnny, it's [Cm] cold outside.
[Fm]
I gotta go away.
It's cold [Bb] out
there.
I don't care.
[Eb]
This evening [Db] has been [B] _ [B] so [Bbm] very _ nice.
I was hoping you'd drop in.
You [C] brought beer [G] and it's on ice.
My [Bbm] father will start [Cm] to worry.
Oh [Bb] come on, what's your hurry?
[Cm] My wife will be pacing [B] the floor.
Just listen to [C] that fireplace roar.
[Fm] Maybe I'd [Gm] better scurry.
I'd [C] pay to see you [F] scurry.
Well maybe just a half a drink more.
[Dm] Won't some wailing on the floor.
A lot of our neighbors [Fm] might think.
[G] Johnny is bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] What'd you put in [Gm] my drink?
[Cm] No caps to [F] be had out there.
I wish I knew now.
Your [Eb] wife's gonna have a cow.
What tale [F] to tell?
_ I'm sure you'll [Eb] have some [Cm] stories to tell.
I [Db] oughta say no, [Ab] no, no, sir.
I think those sirens are [F] getting [Cm] closer.
Least I gotta say that I tried.
We'd better both [Bb] stay inside.
No, I really can't stay.
[C] The couch'll fold out.
[F] Johnny, it's [Bb] cold [C] outside. _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ _ [Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [Gbm] _
Not right away.
[A] _ I simply must go.
But [B] Johnny, it's cold outside.
Tom, [A] the [E] answer's still no.
[A] Dude, it's freezing out [B] there.
Your [A] welker has been [B] _
so nice [Bm] and warm.
But look [D] out that [Bm] window at night.
My [Gb] sister will be so suspicious.
Don't you think the people [E] are still there?
My niece will be right there [Am] at the door.
We could [D] always order some more.
My main [Am] aunt, you know [Dbm] she's so vicious.
They can be vicious.
[Gb] Yeah, well maybe just a half a slice more.
Never [B] such a blizzard, people.
I [A] gotta go [C] home.
Oh, [B] it's like glass [A] out there.
Can you lend [Ab] me your coal?
[Gb] You'd be on your [B] ass out there.
[E] Tom, this evening's been [Abm] grand.
I love when you sing with a band.
But [Bm] don't you see?
[Gb] _ [D] Tomorrow you can [E] drive the [A] gentleman.
Then there'll [B] be talk [E] tomorrow.
Ain't a mile [G] or so.
At least [Ab] there'll be plenty [A] implied.
If [Abm] you're gone tomorrow, [E] you really [Eb] can't stay.
Give Daisy [Db] a shout out.
[Bb] Tommy, it's [A] cold _
[E] outside.
[F] _ [Gb] Tommy, it's cold. _
[E] _ _ _ [Gb] _ [F] _ _ _
It's _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [E] _ _ _
freezing out there.
Hold me.
_ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
That's like a big puppy. _ _ _ _
Don't look at me like that. _
_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ [B] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ I really [Fm] can't [Gm] stay.
Johnny, it's [Cm] cold outside.
[Fm]
I gotta go away.
It's cold [Bb] out
there.
I don't care.
[Eb]
This evening [Db] has been [B] _ [B] so [Bbm] very _ nice.
I was hoping you'd drop in.
You [C] brought beer [G] and it's on ice.
My [Bbm] father will start [Cm] to worry.
Oh [Bb] come on, what's your hurry?
[Cm] My wife will be pacing [B] the floor.
Just listen to [C] that fireplace roar.
[Fm] Maybe I'd [Gm] better scurry.
I'd [C] pay to see you [F] scurry.
Well maybe just a half a drink more.
[Dm] Won't some wailing on the floor.
A lot of our neighbors [Fm] might think.
[G] Johnny is bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] What'd you put in [Gm] my drink?
[Cm] No caps to [F] be had out there.
I wish I knew now.
Your [Eb] wife's gonna have a cow.
What tale [F] to tell?
_ I'm sure you'll [Eb] have some [Cm] stories to tell.
I [Db] oughta say no, [Ab] no, no, sir.
I think those sirens are [F] getting [Cm] closer.
Least I gotta say that I tried.
We'd better both [Bb] stay inside.
No, I really can't stay.
[C] The couch'll fold out.
[F] Johnny, it's [Bb] cold [C] outside. _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ _ [Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [Gbm] _
Not right away.
[A] _ I simply must go.
But [B] Johnny, it's cold outside.
Tom, [A] the [E] answer's still no.
[A] Dude, it's freezing out [B] there.
Your [A] welker has been [B] _
so nice [Bm] and warm.
But look [D] out that [Bm] window at night.
My [Gb] sister will be so suspicious.
Don't you think the people [E] are still there?
My niece will be right there [Am] at the door.
We could [D] always order some more.
My main [Am] aunt, you know [Dbm] she's so vicious.
They can be vicious.
[Gb] Yeah, well maybe just a half a slice more.
Never [B] such a blizzard, people.
I [A] gotta go [C] home.
Oh, [B] it's like glass [A] out there.
Can you lend [Ab] me your coal?
[Gb] You'd be on your [B] ass out there.
[E] Tom, this evening's been [Abm] grand.
I love when you sing with a band.
But [Bm] don't you see?
[Gb] _ [D] Tomorrow you can [E] drive the [A] gentleman.
Then there'll [B] be talk [E] tomorrow.
Ain't a mile [G] or so.
At least [Ab] there'll be plenty [A] implied.
If [Abm] you're gone tomorrow, [E] you really [Eb] can't stay.
Give Daisy [Db] a shout out.
[Bb] Tommy, it's [A] cold _
[E] outside.
[F] _ [Gb] Tommy, it's cold. _
[E] _ _ _ [Gb] _ [F] _ _ _
It's _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [E] _ _ _
freezing out there.
Hold me.
_ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
That's like a big puppy. _ _ _ _