The Lonesome Death Of Ukulele Ike

Tom Russell

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Tom:
D F Em A D F Em A D [Verse]
F Em I was born in Hannibal, Missouri
A D A funny little frog-faced man
F Em I made my livin' singin' in the movies
A D The back lot of Fantasy Land [Verse]
G D A D Mark Twain come from Hannibal, Missouri
G D A D G And various other drunks like me
D A D I learned to play the ukulele
Bm E A I reinvented my destiny [Chorus]
G D A 'Cause no one dies, do they?
G D A Not if they play the Ukulele
G D A And no one cries, baby
G D A Not if they're wishin' on a star, well maybe
[Verse]
D F Yes, I kept singin' in the rain
Em A D Dancin' in the Klieg light sunshine too
F Em I was the voice of Jiminy Cricket
A D A-wishin' on a star for you [Verse]
G D A D But I died penniless and forgotten
G D A D G In the motion picture old folks' home
D A D In Never Land I was in High Cotton
Bm E A My voice warbled out of the gramophone [Chorus]
G D A But no one dies, do they?
G D A Not if they play the Ukulele
G D A And no one cries, baby
G D A Not if they're wishin' on a star, well maybe [Instrumental]
D F Em A D F Em A D [Verse]
F Now hand me down my walkin' cane
Em A D My old vaudevillian croonin' pipes
F Em I got one more song for you, Charley
A D 'The Lonesome Death Of Ukulele Ike' [Chorus]
G D A But no one really dies, do they?
G D A Not if they play the Ukulele
G D A And no one really hurts, baby
G D A D Not if they're wishin' on a star, well maybe [Outro]
Em A 'Cause it's only a paper moon
D Hanging over a cardboard sea
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