Ella Fitzgerald

Manhattan

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Melody:
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D And Am7 tell me B7 what street Em7 compares with A7/6 Mott Sreet DM7 in July?
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D We'll turn Ma Fdim nhattan Em7 into an A7/6 isle A7-9 of j D6 oy. Fdim Em7 A7
We'll go to Yonkers, where true love conquers in the wilds,
And starve together, Dear, in Childs'.
We'll go to Coney and eat baloney on a roll;
In Central Park we'll stroll
Where our first kiss we stole, soul to soul.
And "My Fair Lady" is a terrific show, they say;
We both may see it close someday.
The city's clamour can never spoil the dreams of a boy and goil;
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