Chords for "Baby It's Cold Outside"- The Joe Iconis Christmas Extravaganza- Will Roland & Julia Mattison
Tempo:
111.85 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
F
Fm
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Sometimes a lady, even an evil genius lady, gets a little lonely.
Pardon me, I don't mean to [Eb] interrupt, but how much longer is this show?
I have a [F]
colonoscopy scheduled for [Fm] midnight.
[D] Fuck that.
[Eb] Well I do appreciate a gentleman [Gb] who cares so passionately about a well-irrigated [F] cold.
Well, back off, [N] schicksal.
I ain't interested.
I like the way you shuffle off in fia-coy.
[Eb] You know, I've got a bottle of [F] Manischewitz and a fistful of poppers with your name on them.
[Bb] I really do.
It's cold [Eb] outside.
I've [Bb] got to go away.
Well, [Fm] it's cold out.
[Bb] [Eb] And this evening is windy.
I'm hoping [Cm] that you drop in.
[Eb] So [Bbm] very nice.
I'll take [Eb] your hands there just like
[Ab]
I was going to.
Beautiful, what's [Abm] your hurry?
My partner will be chasing the floor.
Listen to the fireplace [Eb]
roar.
Apparently I ain't that [Cm] ascurry.
Beautiful, please don't worry.
[F] Well, maybe you stay up and drink [Bb] more.
What's the racket on while [Eb] I pour?
The neighbours might read.
Baby, [Cm] it's bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] Say, what's in [Bb] this drink?
[Fm] Nothing, you idiot.
[Bb]
[Eb] I like [Bbm] the smell.
I'll take your [Eb] hat, your hand.
[Ab] Yikes.
I ought to say no, no.
If I move in [Abm] closer.
I ought to say that I tried.
What's the sense of [Eb] hurting my pride?
It's bad.
[C]
[Fm] It's cold [Bb] outside.
[Ebm] And [G] now we [Ab] dance.
[Abm] Oh my god.
[Eb] [Cm]
[F] [Bbm]
[Eb] [Gm] [Eb] It's cold outside.
[Fm] The answer [Bb] is no.
Baby, [Fm] it's cold [Bb] outside.
[Eb] This welcome [Gm] is fit.
[Eb] So nice [Bbm] and warm.
Look at [Eb] the window.
[Ab] There has to be talk tomorrow.
[Abm] At least there will be plenty of wine.
It's [Ab] about to get [C] done.
[N]
Oops.
[B] [G]
[Ab] [G] You know, I had [Dm] a thought.
What's that?
You know, this song kind of presents consent.
There's a [D] grey area, but
Things know.
Well, sure, you know,
Frank Lester actually wrote the song [C] in 1944
for himself and his wife to sing at Christmas parties.
You know, [B] sure.
The colloquialisms used in [Gb] the song
are considered much more offensive now, in 2018,
than they were ever intended to be,
due in part to the heightened awareness
[Bb] of inappropriate behaviour in light of the Me Too movement and the like.
[Gb] Well, yeah, but colloquialisms aside,
I mean, you know,
this [Ebm] song kind of muddies the waters
around [C] consent in an era when we're desperately trying to clarify them.
Sure, though I suppose [G] everyone has
their own individual threshold these days
in regards to what is considered [Dm] inappropriate behaviour.
[Eb] I guess you're right.
[Abm]
[Eb] I really can't stand it!
[C] [F] [Bb]
[Eb]
[B] [F]
[Bb] [Eb]
[Eb] [B]
Pardon me, I don't mean to [Eb] interrupt, but how much longer is this show?
I have a [F]
colonoscopy scheduled for [Fm] midnight.
[D] Fuck that.
[Eb] Well I do appreciate a gentleman [Gb] who cares so passionately about a well-irrigated [F] cold.
Well, back off, [N] schicksal.
I ain't interested.
I like the way you shuffle off in fia-coy.
[Eb] You know, I've got a bottle of [F] Manischewitz and a fistful of poppers with your name on them.
[Bb] I really do.
It's cold [Eb] outside.
I've [Bb] got to go away.
Well, [Fm] it's cold out.
[Bb] [Eb] And this evening is windy.
I'm hoping [Cm] that you drop in.
[Eb] So [Bbm] very nice.
I'll take [Eb] your hands there just like
[Ab]
I was going to.
Beautiful, what's [Abm] your hurry?
My partner will be chasing the floor.
Listen to the fireplace [Eb]
roar.
Apparently I ain't that [Cm] ascurry.
Beautiful, please don't worry.
[F] Well, maybe you stay up and drink [Bb] more.
What's the racket on while [Eb] I pour?
The neighbours might read.
Baby, [Cm] it's bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] Say, what's in [Bb] this drink?
[Fm] Nothing, you idiot.
[Bb]
[Eb] I like [Bbm] the smell.
I'll take your [Eb] hat, your hand.
[Ab] Yikes.
I ought to say no, no.
If I move in [Abm] closer.
I ought to say that I tried.
What's the sense of [Eb] hurting my pride?
It's bad.
[C]
[Fm] It's cold [Bb] outside.
[Ebm] And [G] now we [Ab] dance.
[Abm] Oh my god.
[Eb] [Cm]
[F] [Bbm]
[Eb] [Gm] [Eb] It's cold outside.
[Fm] The answer [Bb] is no.
Baby, [Fm] it's cold [Bb] outside.
[Eb] This welcome [Gm] is fit.
[Eb] So nice [Bbm] and warm.
Look at [Eb] the window.
[Ab] There has to be talk tomorrow.
[Abm] At least there will be plenty of wine.
It's [Ab] about to get [C] done.
[N]
Oops.
[B] [G]
[Ab] [G] You know, I had [Dm] a thought.
What's that?
You know, this song kind of presents consent.
There's a [D] grey area, but
Things know.
Well, sure, you know,
Frank Lester actually wrote the song [C] in 1944
for himself and his wife to sing at Christmas parties.
You know, [B] sure.
The colloquialisms used in [Gb] the song
are considered much more offensive now, in 2018,
than they were ever intended to be,
due in part to the heightened awareness
[Bb] of inappropriate behaviour in light of the Me Too movement and the like.
[Gb] Well, yeah, but colloquialisms aside,
I mean, you know,
this [Ebm] song kind of muddies the waters
around [C] consent in an era when we're desperately trying to clarify them.
Sure, though I suppose [G] everyone has
their own individual threshold these days
in regards to what is considered [Dm] inappropriate behaviour.
[Eb] I guess you're right.
[Abm]
[Eb] I really can't stand it!
[C] [F] [Bb]
[Eb]
[B] [F]
[Bb] [Eb]
[Eb] [B]
Key:
Eb
Bb
F
Fm
Ab
Eb
Bb
F
Sometimes a lady, even an evil genius lady, gets a little lonely.
_ Pardon me, I don't mean to [Eb] interrupt, but how much longer is this show?
_ _ I have a [F]
colonoscopy scheduled for [Fm] midnight.
_ _ [D] Fuck that. _
[Eb] _ Well I do appreciate a gentleman [Gb] who cares so passionately about a well-irrigated [F] cold.
Well, back off, [N] schicksal.
I ain't interested.
I like the way you shuffle off in fia-coy.
[Eb] You know, I've got a bottle of [F] Manischewitz and a fistful of poppers with your name on them.
[Bb] I really do.
It's cold [Eb] outside.
I've [Bb] got to go away.
Well, [Fm] it's cold out.
[Bb] _ [Eb] And this evening is windy.
I'm hoping [Cm] that you drop in.
[Eb] So [Bbm] very nice.
I'll take [Eb] your hands there just like_
[Ab]
I was going to.
Beautiful, what's [Abm] your hurry?
My partner will be chasing the floor.
Listen to the fireplace [Eb]
roar.
Apparently I ain't that [Cm] ascurry.
Beautiful, please don't worry.
[F] Well, maybe you stay up and drink [Bb] more.
What's the racket on while [Eb] I pour?
The neighbours might read.
Baby, [Cm] it's bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] Say, what's in [Bb] this drink?
[Fm] Nothing, you idiot.
[Bb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ I like [Bbm] the smell.
I'll take your [Eb] hat, your hand.
[Ab] Yikes.
I ought to say no, no.
If I move in [Abm] closer.
I ought to say that I tried.
What's the sense of [Eb] hurting my pride?
It's bad.
[C] _ _ _ _
[Fm] It's cold [Bb] outside.
[Ebm] _ And [G] now we [Ab] dance. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Abm] _ Oh _ my god.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Gm] _ [Eb] It's cold outside.
[Fm] The answer [Bb] is no.
Baby, [Fm] it's cold [Bb] outside.
[Eb] This welcome [Gm] is fit.
[Eb] So nice [Bbm] and warm.
Look at [Eb] the window. _
[Ab] There has to be talk tomorrow. _ _
[Abm] At least there will be plenty of wine.
It's [Ab] about to get [C] done.
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _
Oops.
[B] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [G] _ You know, I had [Dm] a thought.
What's that?
You know, this song kind of presents consent.
There's a [D] grey area, but_
Things know.
Well, sure, you know,
Frank Lester actually wrote the song [C] in 1944
for himself and his wife to sing at Christmas parties.
You know, [B] sure.
The colloquialisms used in [Gb] the song
are considered much more offensive now, in 2018,
than they were ever intended to be,
due in part to the heightened awareness
[Bb] of inappropriate behaviour in light of the Me Too movement and the like.
[Gb] Well, yeah, but colloquialisms aside,
I mean, you know,
this [Ebm] song kind of muddies the waters
around [C] consent in an era when we're desperately trying to clarify them.
Sure, though I suppose [G] everyone has
their own individual threshold these days
in regards to what is considered [Dm] inappropriate behaviour.
[Eb] I guess you're right.
[Abm] _
[Eb] I really can't stand it!
[C] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Pardon me, I don't mean to [Eb] interrupt, but how much longer is this show?
_ _ I have a [F]
colonoscopy scheduled for [Fm] midnight.
_ _ [D] Fuck that. _
[Eb] _ Well I do appreciate a gentleman [Gb] who cares so passionately about a well-irrigated [F] cold.
Well, back off, [N] schicksal.
I ain't interested.
I like the way you shuffle off in fia-coy.
[Eb] You know, I've got a bottle of [F] Manischewitz and a fistful of poppers with your name on them.
[Bb] I really do.
It's cold [Eb] outside.
I've [Bb] got to go away.
Well, [Fm] it's cold out.
[Bb] _ [Eb] And this evening is windy.
I'm hoping [Cm] that you drop in.
[Eb] So [Bbm] very nice.
I'll take [Eb] your hands there just like_
[Ab]
I was going to.
Beautiful, what's [Abm] your hurry?
My partner will be chasing the floor.
Listen to the fireplace [Eb]
roar.
Apparently I ain't that [Cm] ascurry.
Beautiful, please don't worry.
[F] Well, maybe you stay up and drink [Bb] more.
What's the racket on while [Eb] I pour?
The neighbours might read.
Baby, [Cm] it's bad [Eb] out there.
[Fm] Say, what's in [Bb] this drink?
[Fm] Nothing, you idiot.
[Bb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ I like [Bbm] the smell.
I'll take your [Eb] hat, your hand.
[Ab] Yikes.
I ought to say no, no.
If I move in [Abm] closer.
I ought to say that I tried.
What's the sense of [Eb] hurting my pride?
It's bad.
[C] _ _ _ _
[Fm] It's cold [Bb] outside.
[Ebm] _ And [G] now we [Ab] dance. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Abm] _ Oh _ my god.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Cm] _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Gm] _ [Eb] It's cold outside.
[Fm] The answer [Bb] is no.
Baby, [Fm] it's cold [Bb] outside.
[Eb] This welcome [Gm] is fit.
[Eb] So nice [Bbm] and warm.
Look at [Eb] the window. _
[Ab] There has to be talk tomorrow. _ _
[Abm] At least there will be plenty of wine.
It's [Ab] about to get [C] done.
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _
Oops.
[B] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
[Ab] _ _ _ [G] _ You know, I had [Dm] a thought.
What's that?
You know, this song kind of presents consent.
There's a [D] grey area, but_
Things know.
Well, sure, you know,
Frank Lester actually wrote the song [C] in 1944
for himself and his wife to sing at Christmas parties.
You know, [B] sure.
The colloquialisms used in [Gb] the song
are considered much more offensive now, in 2018,
than they were ever intended to be,
due in part to the heightened awareness
[Bb] of inappropriate behaviour in light of the Me Too movement and the like.
[Gb] Well, yeah, but colloquialisms aside,
I mean, you know,
this [Ebm] song kind of muddies the waters
around [C] consent in an era when we're desperately trying to clarify them.
Sure, though I suppose [G] everyone has
their own individual threshold these days
in regards to what is considered [Dm] inappropriate behaviour.
[Eb] I guess you're right.
[Abm] _
[Eb] I really can't stand it!
[C] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _