Chords for Three Degrees & Des O'connor-Medley (live)

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_ _ _ _ _ _ Ladies, may I say that it's nice to see pop music presented in such a completely professional manner.
Oh my goodness, thank you.
You know, we've been a fan of yours for years and years and years and years. _
We just don't know.
Yeah, I think I have the message.
For some time.
Yeah.
Since you [G] were_ Yeah.
No.
No.
And we don't believe you're really talking to us.
I mean, you, the Des O'Connor.
It's me. Yeah.
Definitely me.
I'm so honored.
Well, listen, it's my pleasure.
It's our pleasure.
Don't fight over me.
I would just like to say that I can't_
I'd like to address you by your [D] names.
I don't want to call you the three degrees.
I mean, I feel we can get to know each other a little better.
So, name.
Well, you can call me Valerie.
And you can call me Sheila.
And you can call me any time.
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Love. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ That is definitely not my wife applauding.
_ But the thought is there and it's rather nice.
[A] See, girls, I told you he was a nice guy.
Yeah. _ _
_ _ [G] The minute you walked in the [A] joint.
_ [D] _ We could tell [Bb] you were a man of distinction.
[E] A real big stent. _ _
Good looking, [Dm] so refined.
[Bb] Oh, wouldn't you like to know what's going on in our [Dm] mind?
So let us get right to the point.
_ [D] We [Dm] don't pop our [Bb] forks for every guy [E] we _ see.
_ [Dm] Hey, fix_
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ Spend _ [A] _ [G] a little time [D] with _
_ _ [C] _ [D] _ _ [Am] her. _
_ Well, [D] you see, guys, [G] how can [C] I put it?
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I'm [Gm] old fashioned. _ _ _ _
[Am] I [D] love [G] the moonlight.
I _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ love [C] the [F] old fashioned _ _ [E] _
_ thing.
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But wouldn't you like to have [D] fun? _
[D] Fun.
[Bm] Fun.
How's [Eb] about a few [Em] laughs?
[Bb] _ _ [A] _ _ We could show you a [Bb] _ _ [C] good [A] time.
Let [Bb] us show you a _ _ [A] good time.
_ _ You [D] got the message?
I'm getting it, I'm getting [Am] _ it.
[Gm] _ Shake my _ [C] hand.
[Bb] _ _ _
[C] I'm a [Bb] stranger [F] in _ paradise.
[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ And I'd like to [F] have_ _ _ _ _
_ [Dm] _ How's about a [Gm] few laughs?
_ _ [Eb] Laughs.
[C] Laughs.
I could show you [Db] a _ _ [Abm] good time.
[C] _ I could show [Db] you a _
_ [C] good time. _ _ _ _
Well, girls, how am I doing?
I [D] think you're getting it.
I think you're getting very macho here.
[Eb] Macho.
_ Yeah, I'm getting it.
I know, I've got your number.
[C] _ _ She gets too hungry for dinner at eight.
_ [Bb] She [Dbm] loves the theater, [Gm] but she never goes [D] late.
[Dm] She wouldn't bother with [G] the people that she [Ebm] hates.
[Gbm] That's why the [F] lady [Dm] is a fan. _ _
Won't [E] go to crap [Eb] games with parents [F] and girls. _
[Dm] Won't go [Dbm] to Harlem with the rest [D] of the girls. _
[Gm] Won't ditch the dirt with [F] the rest of the girls.
[Bb] That's [F] why you need to learn the [C] words.
I love the [Cm] free, _ [Eb] fresh [G] wind in my hair.
[F] Life without care.
[G] Hey, I'm broke, [C] we know.
[Am] Take California, [Cm] cause it's cold and it's [D] damp.
_ [Gm] That's why the lady, [C] _ that's why the lady,
that's why the [F] lady _ [F] _
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is [Bb] a fan. _ _ _ _ _ _
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