Chords for "Makin' Whoopee!" (Eddie Cantor, 1929)

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_ Every time I hear that [C] march from Lohengrin, [G] I am always on the [C] outside looking [G] in.
Maybe that is why [D] I see the funny _ side when I see a fallen brother take a bride.
_ [E] Weddings make a lot of people [Am] _ _
sad, but [A] if you're not the groom, it's not [D] so bad.
_ [G] Another bride, _ [Am] another June, _ [G] another sunny _ _ [C] honeymoon, _ another [G] season, another [Eb] reason for [G] making whoopee.
_ _ [D] _ [G] A lot of shoo, [D] a lot of right, the [G] groom is nervous, he [C] answers twice.
It's [G] really chilling that he's so [Eb] willing _ [G] to make whoopee.
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Picture [G] a little [Am] love nest _
[Cm] down where the [G] roses bloom. _ _
Picture the same [C] sweet love nest, _
[Cm] think what a [G] year can bring.
He's washing dishes and baby [Am] clothes, [G] he's so ambitious, _ even [C] so.
But don't forget folks, [Eb] that's what you get folks, [G] for making whoopee. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ Another year, or [D] maybe less, what's [G] his idea?
Well can't you guess?
She feels neglected and [Eb] he's suspected of [G] making whoopee.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [G] She sits alone [D] most every night, she [G] doesn't phone or even write.
He says he's busy, but she [Eb] says is he, [G] he's making whoopee.
_ He _ _ _ _ doesn't make [C] much money, _ _ [Cm] five thousand [G] dollars per.
_ _ Some judge who thinks [C] he's funny, _ says you [G] pay six to her.
He says now judge, _ [Am] suppose I fail?
[D] The [G] judge says much, [C] right into jail.
But judge, [G] you'd better keep her, you'll [Eb] find it's cheaper than making [G] whoopee. _
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