Herman's Hermits - Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter
Muted, uke-like feel in the verse, open up in the chorus
CEmDm7G7x2
CMrs. EmBrown you’ve Dm7got a G7lovely Cdaughter EmDm7G7
CGirls as Emsharp as Dm7her are G7somethin’ Crare EmDm7G7
AmBut it’s Csad, Amshe doesn’t Clove me now
AmShe’s made it Cclear enough it ain’t no good to G7pine
CShe wants Emto reDm7turn those G7things I Cbought her EmDm7G7
CTell her Emshe can Dm7keep them G7just the Csame EmDm7G7
AmThings have Cchanged, Amshe doesn’t Clove me now
AmShe’s made it Cclear enough it ain’t no good to G7pine Bb
Vox on the root (Eb), up a half step from “pine”
EbWalkin’ aGmbout, Abeven in a Bbcrowd, well
GbYou’ll pick her Bbmout, Bbmakes a bloke feel Gso proud
CIf she Emfinds that Dm7I’ve been G7‘round to Csee you EmDm7G7
CTell her Emthat I’m Dm7well and G7feelin’ Cfine EmDm7G7
AmDon’t let Con, Amdon’t say she’s Cbroke my heart
AmI’d go down Con my knees but it’s no good to G7pine Bb
EbWalkin’ aGmbout, Abeven in a Bbcrowd, well
GbYou’ll pick her Bbmout, Bbmakes a bloke feel Gso proud
CIf she Emfinds that Dm7I’ve been G7‘round to Csee you EmDm7G7
CTell her Emthat I’m Dm7well and G7feelin’ Cfine EmDm7G7
AmDon’t let Con, Amdon’t say she’s Cbroke my heart
AmI’d go down Con my knees but it’s no good to G7pine
CMrs. EmBrown you’ve Dm7got a G7lovely Cdaughter EmDm7G7
CMrs. EmBrown you’ve Dm7got a G7lovely Cdaughter EmDm7G7
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