Ella Fitzgerald

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^A All dressed ^D9 up, no ^E7 place to ^A go; ^D9 each ^A even ^D9 ing ^A I'm a ^E wfu ^E6 lly b ^A lue.
^E I must ^E7 win some h ^A andsome guy -- c ^E an't go ^E7 on ^Bm7-5 like th ^A is.
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^A Oh, s ^D9 weet ^Dm6 and l ^A ove - ^Bm7 ly ^AM7 la - ^D9 dy, ^Fdim be g ^A ood; ^{G7 F#7}
Oh, ^D9 la ^Bm7-5 - dy, be g ^E7 ood ^E7/6 to m ^A e. ^{Em9 D9 Dm6 - Fdim
A} I ^D9 am ^E7 so ^Dm6 awf' - ^Fdim ly ^AM7 mis - ^D9 un - ^Fdim der - st ^A ood, ^{G7 F#7}
So ^Bm la - ^D9 dy ^Bm7-5 be go ^E od ^Fdim to ^A me.
Bridge:
^DM7 Oh, ^{F#m Bm7} please ^Cdim have some ^AM7/6 pi - ^AM7 ty;
^F#m7 I'm ^Cdim all a - l ^B7 one in ^D9 this ^E7 big ^D9 ci - ^Bm7-5 ty.
^A I ^Bm7-5 tell ^Cdim you,
^A I'm j ^D9 ust ^E7 a ^Dm6 lone - ^Fdim some ^AM7 babe ^D9 in ^Fdim the w ^A ood, ^{G7 F#7
B7} So ^E7 la - ^Cdim dy, ^Bm7-5 be g ^E7 ood ^E7/6 to ^A me ^{C#m7-5 Bm7 Fdim A7/6}