Chords for Tony Orlando & Dawn - Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose (Live) • TopPop
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My sweet Gypsy Rose.
Thank you.
We were very [Gbm] happy, [Ab] well at least I thought [Db] we were.
Can [Gbm] somebody tell me, oh [F] [Db] what's got into her?
We [Gbm] had a house, a home and a family,
[Db] and a man that loved her so.
[Eb] Who'd believe she'd leave us [Ebm] to join a burlesque show?
[Ab] Shall we, Hattie?
Whoa, [Db] say has anybody [Bbm] seen my sweet [Ab] Gypsy Rose?
[Bbm] Here's a [Ab] picture when she [Db] was my sweet Mary Jo.
Now [Gb] she's got rings on her fingers [Bbm] and bells on her toes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Oh, I got her when Mike Joe's been [Ebm] dancing here in [Ab] New Orleans.
[Ebm] Man, a [Ab] smoke filled honky [Db] tonk, look all the land it dreams.
[Gb] Oh, here she came a-struttin' [Db] in [Bbm] her birthday clothes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet Gypsy Rose?
[F] Whoa, baby, [Bbm] baby, won't you come home [Eb] and say we are mixed.
[Ab]
And every night we kiss your [Eb] picture.
[Ab] [Db]
Whoa, whoa, whoa, the lights go [Ebm] dim and the crowd goes home.
[Ebm]
That's the [Ab] day you wake up [Db] and you find you're all alone.
So [Gb] let's say goodbye to Gypsy, [Db] hello [Bbm] Mary Jo.
[Eb]
Say [Ab] has anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Come on and fix your language [D] with me, everybody, come on.
[Em] Sweet [A] Gypsy Rose, [Em]
[A] [D] sweet Gypsy Rose.
So [G] many rings on your fingers [Bm] and bells on your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has anybody [A] seen my [D] Gypsy Rose?
Yes, indeed, let's keep it together.
Say has anybody [Em] seen [A] my Gypsy Rose?
[Em]
You can [A] think of when she [D] was blue and white.
Oh, won't you tell me, won't you tell me.
[Em] Has anybody [A] seen my Gypsy [Em] Rose?
You can [A] [D] think of when she was sweet Mary Jo.
So [G] many rings on your fingers and bells on [Bm] your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has [A] anybody seen my [Gbm] Gypsy Rose, Lord?
[N]
Thank you.
We were very [Gbm] happy, [Ab] well at least I thought [Db] we were.
Can [Gbm] somebody tell me, oh [F] [Db] what's got into her?
We [Gbm] had a house, a home and a family,
[Db] and a man that loved her so.
[Eb] Who'd believe she'd leave us [Ebm] to join a burlesque show?
[Ab] Shall we, Hattie?
Whoa, [Db] say has anybody [Bbm] seen my sweet [Ab] Gypsy Rose?
[Bbm] Here's a [Ab] picture when she [Db] was my sweet Mary Jo.
Now [Gb] she's got rings on her fingers [Bbm] and bells on her toes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Oh, I got her when Mike Joe's been [Ebm] dancing here in [Ab] New Orleans.
[Ebm] Man, a [Ab] smoke filled honky [Db] tonk, look all the land it dreams.
[Gb] Oh, here she came a-struttin' [Db] in [Bbm] her birthday clothes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet Gypsy Rose?
[F] Whoa, baby, [Bbm] baby, won't you come home [Eb] and say we are mixed.
[Ab]
And every night we kiss your [Eb] picture.
[Ab] [Db]
Whoa, whoa, whoa, the lights go [Ebm] dim and the crowd goes home.
[Ebm]
That's the [Ab] day you wake up [Db] and you find you're all alone.
So [Gb] let's say goodbye to Gypsy, [Db] hello [Bbm] Mary Jo.
[Eb]
Say [Ab] has anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Come on and fix your language [D] with me, everybody, come on.
[Em] Sweet [A] Gypsy Rose, [Em]
[A] [D] sweet Gypsy Rose.
So [G] many rings on your fingers [Bm] and bells on your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has anybody [A] seen my [D] Gypsy Rose?
Yes, indeed, let's keep it together.
Say has anybody [Em] seen [A] my Gypsy Rose?
[Em]
You can [A] think of when she [D] was blue and white.
Oh, won't you tell me, won't you tell me.
[Em] Has anybody [A] seen my Gypsy [Em] Rose?
You can [A] [D] think of when she was sweet Mary Jo.
So [G] many rings on your fingers and bells on [Bm] your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has [A] anybody seen my [Gbm] Gypsy Rose, Lord?
[N]
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My sweet Gypsy Rose. _ _ _ _
Thank you.
_ _ We were very [Gbm] happy, _ _ [Ab] well at least I thought [Db] we were.
_ _ Can [Gbm] somebody tell me, oh [F] [Db] what's got into her? _ _
We [Gbm] had a house, a home and a family,
_ [Db] and a man that loved her so. _ _
_ [Eb] Who'd believe she'd leave us _ _ [Ebm] to join a burlesque show?
[Ab] _ _ Shall we, Hattie? _
Whoa, _ [Db] say has anybody [Bbm] seen my sweet [Ab] Gypsy Rose?
[Bbm] Here's a [Ab] picture when she [Db] was my sweet Mary Jo.
Now [Gb] she's got rings on her fingers [Bbm] and bells on her toes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Oh, I got her when Mike Joe's been [Ebm] dancing here in [Ab] New Orleans.
[Ebm] Man, a [Ab] smoke filled honky [Db] tonk, look all the land it dreams.
[Gb] Oh, here she came a-struttin' [Db] in [Bbm] her birthday clothes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet Gypsy Rose?
[F] Whoa, baby, _ [Bbm] baby, won't you come home [Eb] and say we are mixed.
[Ab]
And every night we kiss your [Eb] picture.
[Ab] _ _ _ [Db]
Whoa, whoa, whoa, the lights go [Ebm] dim and the crowd goes home.
[Ebm]
That's the [Ab] day you wake up [Db] and you find you're all alone.
So [Gb] let's say goodbye to Gypsy, [Db] hello [Bbm] Mary Jo.
[Eb]
Say [Ab] has anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Come on and fix your language [D] with me, everybody, come on.
_ _ [Em] Sweet [A] Gypsy Rose, [Em] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] sweet Gypsy Rose.
So [G] many rings on your fingers [Bm] and bells on your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has anybody [A] seen my [D] Gypsy Rose?
Yes, indeed, let's keep it together.
Say has anybody [Em] seen [A] my Gypsy Rose?
[Em]
You can [A] think of when she [D] was blue and white.
Oh, won't you tell me, won't you tell me.
[Em] Has anybody [A] seen my Gypsy [Em] Rose?
You can [A] _ [D] think of when she was sweet Mary Jo.
So [G] many rings on your fingers and bells on [Bm] your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has [A] anybody seen my [Gbm] Gypsy Rose, Lord?
[N] _
Thank you.
_ _ We were very [Gbm] happy, _ _ [Ab] well at least I thought [Db] we were.
_ _ Can [Gbm] somebody tell me, oh [F] [Db] what's got into her? _ _
We [Gbm] had a house, a home and a family,
_ [Db] and a man that loved her so. _ _
_ [Eb] Who'd believe she'd leave us _ _ [Ebm] to join a burlesque show?
[Ab] _ _ Shall we, Hattie? _
Whoa, _ [Db] say has anybody [Bbm] seen my sweet [Ab] Gypsy Rose?
[Bbm] Here's a [Ab] picture when she [Db] was my sweet Mary Jo.
Now [Gb] she's got rings on her fingers [Bbm] and bells on her toes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Oh, I got her when Mike Joe's been [Ebm] dancing here in [Ab] New Orleans.
[Ebm] Man, a [Ab] smoke filled honky [Db] tonk, look all the land it dreams.
[Gb] Oh, here she came a-struttin' [Db] in [Bbm] her birthday clothes.
[Eb] Say has [Ab] anybody [Gb] seen my sweet Gypsy Rose?
[F] Whoa, baby, _ [Bbm] baby, won't you come home [Eb] and say we are mixed.
[Ab]
And every night we kiss your [Eb] picture.
[Ab] _ _ _ [Db]
Whoa, whoa, whoa, the lights go [Ebm] dim and the crowd goes home.
[Ebm]
That's the [Ab] day you wake up [Db] and you find you're all alone.
So [Gb] let's say goodbye to Gypsy, [Db] hello [Bbm] Mary Jo.
[Eb]
Say [Ab] has anybody [Gb] seen my sweet [Db] Gypsy Rose?
Come on and fix your language [D] with me, everybody, come on.
_ _ [Em] Sweet [A] Gypsy Rose, [Em] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] sweet Gypsy Rose.
So [G] many rings on your fingers [Bm] and bells on your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has anybody [A] seen my [D] Gypsy Rose?
Yes, indeed, let's keep it together.
Say has anybody [Em] seen [A] my Gypsy Rose?
[Em]
You can [A] think of when she [D] was blue and white.
Oh, won't you tell me, won't you tell me.
[Em] Has anybody [A] seen my Gypsy [Em] Rose?
You can [A] _ [D] think of when she was sweet Mary Jo.
So [G] many rings on your fingers and bells on [Bm] your toes.
Yes, [E] indeed, say has [A] anybody [E] seen my, now you [A] know just what I [E] mean by.
Has [A] anybody seen my [Gbm] Gypsy Rose, Lord?
[N] _