Chords for Leepy Lee - Little Yellow Airoplane
Tempo:
52.9 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
The [E] little boy came right in, was [A] so excited
His [E] face was flushed and he found breath was [A] hard to get
And [D] he said, Daddy, would you like to [A] know a secret?
[B] I haven't even told my [E] daddy yet
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Dad, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
You [E] found it funny, but you [A] didn't want to hurt him
So [E] you just found him and threw [A] your face away
[D] But every now and then as [A] he got older
[B] He'd catch hold of my sleeve and [E] he would say
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
The day [E] arrived and everybody was [A] invited
The [E] bride looked lovely, standing there [A] with her young man
And [D] later on at the reception, [A] it was speech time
And [B] with voice that focused lightly, he [E] began
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
His [E] face was flushed and he found breath was [A] hard to get
And [D] he said, Daddy, would you like to [A] know a secret?
[B] I haven't even told my [E] daddy yet
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Dad, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
You [E] found it funny, but you [A] didn't want to hurt him
So [E] you just found him and threw [A] your face away
[D] But every now and then as [A] he got older
[B] He'd catch hold of my sleeve and [E] he would say
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
The day [E] arrived and everybody was [A] invited
The [E] bride looked lovely, standing there [A] with her young man
And [D] later on at the reception, [A] it was speech time
And [B] with voice that focused lightly, he [E] began
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
Key:
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D
B
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D
B
_ _ The [E] little boy came right in, was [A] so excited
His [E] face was flushed and he found breath was [A] hard to get
And [D] he said, Daddy, would you like to [A] know a secret?
[B] I haven't even told my [E] daddy yet
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Dad, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
You [E] found it funny, but you [A] didn't want to hurt him
So [E] you just found him and threw [A] your face away
[D] But every now and then as [A] he got older
[B] He'd catch hold of my sleeve and [E] he would say
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
The day [E] arrived and everybody was [A] invited
The [E] bride looked lovely, standing there [A] with her young man
And [D] later on at the reception, [A] it was speech time
And [B] with voice that focused lightly, he [E] began
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love
_ _ [A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
His [E] face was flushed and he found breath was [A] hard to get
And [D] he said, Daddy, would you like to [A] know a secret?
[B] I haven't even told my [E] daddy yet
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Dad, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
You [E] found it funny, but you [A] didn't want to hurt him
So [E] you just found him and threw [A] your face away
[D] But every now and then as [A] he got older
[B] He'd catch hold of my sleeve and [E] he would say
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need [A] it anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love with Melanie [A] Nash-Floor
The day [E] arrived and everybody was [A] invited
The [E] bride looked lovely, standing there [A] with her young man
And [D] later on at the reception, [A] it was speech time
And [B] with voice that focused lightly, he [E] began
[A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids
[E] I've discovered something I love more
Mom, you mustn't laugh, it means a lot to me
I'm in love
_ _ [A] I don't need my little yellow aero-van
[E] My roller skates go rusty by the door
Billy Smith would probably like my cowboy suit
I ain't gonna need it [A] anymore
Dad, I've worked at Conker's shop for other kids